Evening star., 1922-08-03

p -RS. HUGHES has definitely
IL III decided to accompany her
uV husband, the Secretary of
l. State, to Rio de Janeiro for
the opening Of the centennial exposi-
ton in August. There will prooapiy
be other ladies in the party, the per-
sonnel of which has not been COM
pleted further than the appointment
of the commission by the President
with the Secretary of State as its
head.
The program of entertainment for
official visitors and members OF com
missions in Rio de Janeiro is said 10
be an exceedingly elaborate one ana
will surpass in brilliancy even the
receptions and dinners attending the
visit to this country of high officials
from other governments.
Ambassador of Brazil
Leaving for Motor Trip.
The ambassador of Brazil. Mr.
de Alencar. will start tomorrow Ior
a ten-day motor trip through the
north and east.
The Secretary of the Treasury. Mr..
Mellon, has leased Avalon, near Prides
Crossing, for the remainder or the
n.
her brother. Mr.. Paul Mellon, and
! Miss Sylvester. will go to New YORK
this afternoon to remain over the
week end, and will go next week to
Prides Crossing. where the Secretary
will join them Friday, August ~, for
a few days stay, returning to WASH
ington the first of the following
week.
Mrs. Henry C. Wallace is planning
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a visit in their home in Iowa. Miss
Ruth Wallace, the younger daughter
of the Secretary Of Agriculture and
Mrs. Wallace, will leave Washington
tomorrow for Indiana. Pa. where she
will visit her schoolmate. Miss Mary
Fisher From Indiana she will go to
Cedar Rapids. Iowa, to be the guest
for time of another schoolmate~
Miss Eleanor Powell. who. with Miss
Fisher, is known here from having
Wallace. Miss Wallace will go to
their home in Des Moines before re-
turning to her studies at Gouche.
College.
Sonora de Riano, wife of the am
bassador of Spain, who is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Wardman at Hot
Springs. Va. was the guest Of honor
at dinner last evening of DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas T. Grand of New York. who
tain resort.
The minister of Ecuador. Senior DIR.
Don Rafael II. Elizaide, returned this
morning from New York, where he
spent few days. The minister will
have a small company dining with
him this evening at the Lock Tavern
Club.
Representative Joseph Cannon. with
r to dott tyb Ia1n
his granddaughter. Miss Helen Le
seuTe, motored to the Mount Wash
iEgton Hotel at Breton Woods
yesterday. where Miss Cannon has
spent many seasons in past years and
where they will remain for a few
days or until Congress reconvenes.
Mr.. Cannon. who was a little indis-
posed when he left Washington. is
enjoying the daily automobile trips to
other parts of the White mountains.
The charge d'affaires of the legation
Of Panama. Senior Don Joseph E. Le-
fevre. entertained a small company in
formally at luncheon today. when his
guests included the minister of Ecuador.
Senior DR.. Don Rafael H. Elizalde; Col.
and Mrs. Clarence O. Sheriff. and Miss
Ehrman.
Former Vice President and Mrs.
| Thomas R. Marshall will start this after
after spending several days in
Washington. While here they were
| entertained continually by their
many friends. made during the eight
years of their official residence in
/ Washington.
| Mr. and Mrs Marshall were enter
tanned at luncheon today by Capt. John
H. Cowles at the New Willard.
| The Secretary of Labor. Mr.; Davis,
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aenaeo aleman from one Mssisapp at at the shn
bert-Garrick. with Tom Wise in the
title role. The secretary to the Presi-
dent and Mrs. George b. Christian, jr..
entertained a party. including the
formers mother, Mrs. Christian.
An interesting little party attending
| the matinee this afternoon is fo- a
number from the Home of Aged Wom-
| en- in Georgetown. Mr.. Wise will hold
an informal reception after the per-
| formance, for the ladies from George
town.
| The United States ambassador to
! France. Mr.. Myron T. Herrick. will join
his son and daughter-in-law in their
| Ohio home the end of this week The
| third assistant Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Bliss, went to New York yesterday
afternoon and will spend several days
| there before starting west.
The director of the War Finance Cor
poration, Mr.. Eugene Meyer. jr, has re-
turned from Mount Kisco. where he
spent a short time with Mrs Meyer and
their children. in their summer home
Mrs. Meyer and their children will start
Saturday for Santa Fe to spend the re-
mainder of the summer.
The assistant secretary of the in
terror, Mr. Francis NJ. Goodwin, who is
making an extended trip through the
west. is spending this week in his
former home in Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Theordoric Porter widow of Com
mander Porter, L. S. N, who was seri-
ously hurt in a motor accident in Con-
necticut last month. has returned to
Washington and is in her apartment at
the Wyoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Left
This Morning for SeashOre.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Dennis left
this ror~ing for Atlantic City,
where IL will spend the month Of
August at the Marlborough-Blen-
helm. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nelson
Riker, who have been in Virginia for
a fortnight, have returned to their
home on K street.
Mrs. Porterfield, wife of Comman-