Evening star., 1922-10-19

Hoover, is on speaking tour Oh the
middle west.
Mrs. Hoover will entertain the MEM
bers of the Garden Club at tea the
middle of next week.
Mrs Weeks. wife of the Secretary
of War. has closed their summer
home, at Lancaster. y. H. and IS In
their home at West Newton, Mass.
Spanish Envoy and Wife
Return to the Capital.
/ The ambassador of Spain ana Scn"ra
de Riano returned last evening from
a brief visit in Wheeling, w. Va.
/ The ambassador of Belgium and
/ baroness de Cartier will sail for New
/ York today aboard the Lapiand after
spending the summer in Europe.
! The minister of China. DR.. Sao-k Ike
Alfred SEE went to New York last
I evening to meet Nine. SEE. who is eH-
+ nected to arrive tomorrow aboard tine
George Washington from Ehs "a uu, a.
/ where she went with three OF htr
! children. who are continuing their
! schooling in England The minister
! and Nine. SEE are expected to come 10
Washington Saturday.
| The minister of Panama and Sonora
; de. Alfaro will be the guests of honor
Il
! Mrs Clarence Richmond Day, who
will entertain a company of ten and
(! take their guests later to the dance
which Mrs Thomas r. Walsh Will
| give.
The charge d'affaires of France.
T.; Count Charles de Chambrun. VIII re
+; turn today from Easton. Pa, where
he went to receive an honorary de-
F.; gree of doctor of laws. which was
h farI "a
Lafayette College at the founders
day exercises Count de- Chambrun.
who is II great grandson of the Mar
f; quis de Lafayette. spoke on "trlend-
, ship-Personal and National.
The minister of Bulgaria. Mr.
+; Stephan Panaretof. returned last
evening from Worcester. Mass. where
he went to address the Economic Club.
! Mrs. John W. Davis, wife of former
United States am bas ssador to the Court
of st. James. will go to New York next
week to-meet her daughter, Miss Julia
! Davis. who sailed yesterday from
England for New York. Mrs. Davis is
! visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Robert. Lansing
! in their home on 18th street.
+ Miss Margaret Craig was the guest
of honor at luncheon today of Mrs.
Edward r. Carr and Miss Grace Nell
son. who will attend Miss Craig at
her marriage Saturday to Mr.. Will
liam Addison Rogers. I'd. The other
guests We're the members of the bridal
party, Miss Olyve Caldwell. who will
be maid OF honor. and the brides
maids Miss Adelaide Birmingham and
Miss Virginia Hereford.
! The Misses MacDougan. daughters
OF Capt. William d. MacDougall. L.
! S. N. and Mrs. MacDougall, enter
tanned a small company at luncheon
today in honor of Miss Adelaide Tut
tie. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. lie Roy
Tuttle, whose marriage to Mr.. Charles
Carroll Morgan will take place Satur-
day.
/ Miss Margaret McCann will enter
I tain a party at luncheon Saturday at
the Hotel La Fayette. in honor of Miss
Ensign Thomas Lee Mccain, u. S. N,
will take place October 80.
/ The Postmaster General and Mrs.
!; Work and their daughter. Mrs. Albert
4 Bissell. We're the honor guests a a
dinner given last evening by Lieut..
Col and Mrs. Matthew A. De Laney
at the Chevy Chase Club. Covers
were laid for sixteen.
i One of the largest companies of i'm
i portant women called together this
/ autumn was that for the tea at the
:! Grace Dodge Hotel yesterday after
noon, when Mrs. John D. Rockefeller,
jr., entertained for the delegates to
the American Dietetic Association
meeting in washington. The guests
were received in the large drawing
room of the hotel, where an open
fireplace with blazing logs at one end
! of the room and several charmingly
| laid tea tables at the other, with a
profusion of gay autumn flowers.
formed a pleasing setting. Lending
an unusual air of nominees and
beauty were the many comfortable
seats and chairs upholstered in gay
cretonnes and the many windows
opening onto the pretty garden.
! Mrs. Rockefeller had assisting her
Mrs Henry c. Wallace. wife of the
Secretary of Agriculture; Mrs. Hugh
Cumming and Mrs, Mary de Garmo
Dietetic Association. Miss Denton
| and Miss Margaret Sawyer were
! among those who presided at the tea
! tables during the hours of the re-
| Judge Kathryn Sellers of the Juve-
| nile Court, Mrs. Nina Van Winkle,
| head of the womans bureau; Mrs.
/ James Carroll Frazer and many other
! women active in kindred work in
Washington were among the guests.
! DR.. and Mrs T. S. Lovette will be
! at home informally Sunday afternoon
from 4 to o'clock In their home on
| N street.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh will enter
tain a company of forty at dinner
! this evening in compliment to the re-
tiring minister of the Serbs, Croats
! and Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch.
! Several hundred additional guests
! have been asked for dancing after
! the dinner.
; Representative Cochran
And Family in Capital.
| Representative and Mrs. W. Bourke
Cochran are spending few days at
Wardman Park Hotel, while setting
their house ready for the winter. They
! came to Washington from New York
on Tuesday.
J Mr.. William Marshall Bullitt en-
| tertained a small dinner company at
! the Shoreham last evening.
Nine. Hauge is expected to return
| today to New York from Europe,
| where she has spent portion Of the
Isummer. Mime. Hauge Will arrive
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