Evening star., 1923-07-23


Mrs Davis, who have been
in Paris for a fortnight. Will
leave in a few days for Ber-
lin. On the completion of their stay
in Berlin they will go to Madrid
where they will be the guests
of the United States ambassador, MT.
CYRUS E Woods, who is personal
friend of the Secretary. They Will
return to England td visit in the
Secretary's old home in Wales before
sailing for this country about the
middle of next month.
Former Minister of Bolivia and
Mime. Calderon have given up t@heir @
apartment in the Cairo and nave
taken possession of the house at 2O2l
Kalarama road which they nave
purchased from Col. and Mrs. Freu-
eric V. Abbott.
Col and Mrs. Abbott are III theli
new home on Tracy place.
Senator Reed SmOot
Going to Paris This Week.
Senator Reed Smoot. who mas oeth
in London for short time VIII go
to Paris this week.
The minister of Hungary ana
Countess Szechenyi had among their
guests over the week end the latter
brother-in-law and sister, MT. anu
Mrs. Harry Payne hiihey, n;hf;nav 'ta1ni and
her tiance, Mr. Barklie Mckee
Henry of Philadelphia. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Whitney made the trip from Long
yacht, Whileaway. and arrived IN
time for the dinner and dance Whlcn
the minister and Countess Szechehyl
gave Saturday evening.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth are spending some time
at the Ritz in London. having com
pleted visit with Gen ana MRS
Cornelius Vanderbilt. who have taken
a house there for the season Rep
resentative and Mrs. Longworth
we're the guests of honor at dinner
given by Lady ColfaX and Miss
Wyborg at the Ritz last week.
The charge daffaires of the Meth
erIands. DR. Huhrecht, returned to
Washington this morning after
spending ten days with Nine. Hu-
brecht and their children at Hunting
ton, Long Island, where they have
house for the season.
The charge d'affaires of the United
State in London and Mrs. Post
Wheeler will be entertained at tea
today by Mrs George u. Hope, who
will make a presentation to Sulgrave
Institute tomorrow. Mrs. Hope VIII
he received during this week by Lady
Lee of Fareham.
Mr.. and Mrs. William f. r. Hit
have leased a cottage at Saratoga.
NY for the month of August. and
will go there the end of next week
from their country place In Virginia
Former United states ambassador
to Germany and Mrs. James w. Ger
rd hosts dinner last even
ing entertalng twenty in compliment
to Mrs Gerard'S brother-in-law and
sister. Count and Countess Sigray of
Austria. Later in the evening Count
and Countess Sigray left for New
York, where they are at the Hotel
Ambassador.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Raymond Daley,
accompanied by their two daughters.
Miss Eleanor Daley and Miss Ruth
Daley left yesterday for Camp Dix,
N j., where they are guests of Capt.
and Mrs. Morris for fortnight.
Mr.. Frank B. Whitaker and his
family are established at their farm
near Leesburg for the summer. hav-
ing closed their home at 1851 Yer
Miss Pauline Whitaker, will join them
in August for short stay.
The engagement has been an
Minot, daughter of the late Repre-
sentative Augustus Peabody Gardner.
and granddaughter of Senator Henry
Cabot Lodge. to Mr.. William Gordon
Means of Boston. The wedding will
take place in the winter.
Miss Virginia McKenney and Miss
Frederick McKenney have returned to
their summer home. near kenSington,
Md. after spending some time at Hot
har hay tc
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson
Ryan. They plan to spend the week
end at Atlantic City.
Miss Frances McKenney, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mckenney, is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Miller and Miss Frances Miller of
New York. at the Homestead, Hot
Springs, Va.
NJ. X. Imamura. deputy mayor of
the city of kyoto, Japan. accompanied
by NJ. Yasunori Yamaguchi, secretary
of the governor general of Chosen,
and Mr. kazutaka Yamada, professor
of the police, government general of
Chosen, of the city of Seoul, japan,
arrived in Washington today and are
at the New willard. They are on a
tour of the United States and came
here from New York, where they had
been for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buxton
Start for English Home.
The commercial secretary of the
British embassy and Mrs. Eric BuX-
ton have given up the house at 1746
Q street and left Washington early
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