Evening star., 1923-07-03

X TME WALLENBERG. wife of
NH the minister of Sweden, and
their sons, Bertil Wallenberg
and Augustus Wallenberg.
the latter two having recently ar
rived in New York from Sweden. will
come to Washington tomorrow by
motor. They will spend a few days
here before returning to New York,
10 join the minister. who will prob
ably accompany them to Bar Harbor.
The minister Of Rumania and
Princess Bibesco, who were guests
over the week end of Mrs. Vanderbilt
at her villa in Newport, are spending
Welt at Hyde Park. n. y. They Will
return to Washington Thursday.
The minister of Serbs. Croats and
morning for New York. from where
he will sail tomorrow aboard the
LeViathan to spend the remainder or
the summer abroad.
Senator SmoOt Sailing on
Leyfathnn for Europe.
Senator Reed Smoot will sail to-
morrow aboard the Leviathan to
spend about six weeks in Europe.
Mrs. Smoot will remain at THEW home
In Utah during the senator's absence.
Gen. John j. Pershing. chief of
staff, u s. A., will entertain a com
pany of distinguished men at dinner
Saturday evening in honor OF Gen.
Gouraud of the French army, follow
ing the visit of the great commander
to Camp Meade and Baltimore.
Or. Leo s. Rowe. director general.
Pan American Union. entertained at
luncheon today the ambassador of
Chile. Senior Don Beltran Matthew;
the charge daffaires of Peru. DR.. Al
fredo Gonzales; DR.. Melton F. Porras,
DIR. Ernesto Barros, DIR. Solon Polo
and Francisco RivaS.
The marriage took place at 10
O'clock this morning of Mrs. Bessie b.
Mercer. daughter of Mrs. Mary But
postmaster of Washington. in the
RepF'n Reu. DR.. OF Bernard naT ssRa BTssRamp ois M
ciating. All details for the wedding
ceremony. Mr. and Mrs Mooney left
for his home in the Shenandoah val
ley, near Harrisonburg. They Will re-
turn later to make their home in
Washington.
| Mr.. Sadao Saburi. counselor of the
Japanese embassy. and Nine. Saburf
entertained dinner party at the
being ten in the company.
The newly appointed secretary of
the Belgian embassy. Count Antoine
de LabeStin. will arrive in New York
July Is. and will come directly to
Washington to take up his duties
at the emba ssy. Sount de Labestin
is succeeding NJ. Jean de Fontaine.
The secretary of the Polish lega-
tion. DR.. Venceslas' Sokolowski. has
returned to Washington after a short
visit to Atlantic City and Elberon,
n. J.
The secretary of the Rumanian Le-
cation and Nine. Nano, will leave
Washington July 10 for Newport,
where they will spend month. The
secretary and Nine. Nano have moved
from their apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel to 1902 Euclid street. the
house which was formerly occupied
by the counselor of the Spanish
| embassy Senior Don Juan de
Cardenas.
Or. j. b. Hubrecht, secretary of the
Netherlands legation and Nine. HUI
brecht and their children left Wash
ington yesterday afternoon for New
they have leased for the summer at
| Syosset Long Island. where Nine.
Hubrecht will spend the entire sum-
mer Dr. Hubrecht will remain with
ing to Washington and will make fire.
quent visits to them until he can take
longer vacation.
The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr..
Mellon and Miss Ailsa Mellon were
guests at a dance given last evening
| by Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt, in Lon
don. Among the other guests were:
Processes Marguerite and Theodore
of Greece. Prince Paul of Serbia,
Grand Duke Michael, the Duke and
Duchess of Abercorn. the Earl and
Countess of Arran. the Marques of
| Bath Prime Minister and Mrs. Bald
win, Belgian ambassador and Baroness
Moncheur and Baroness Kathleen
Mencheur. Earl Beatty and Countess
Beatty. Brazilian ambassador and
Nine. Da Cana. Chilean minister and
Nine Edwards, the Earl and Countess
of Cromer, Lady Cunard. Marques
and Marchioness Curzon of Kedleston
and Lady Alexandra Curzon, French
| ambassador and Comtesse de Sain-
taulaire. Lord D'Abernon. Col. and
Mrs. E. NJ House, Italian ambassador
and Marchessa Della Torretta Also
. Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kahn and Miss
Kahn. Lord and Lady Mountbatten. re-
Gently guests here of Col Robert NJ.
Thompson, and Mr.. and Mrs. Post
| Wheeler.
Mrs. George d. Hope left Washing
ton yesterday for New York. prepar-
atory to sailing on the Leviathan to-
number of rare souvenirs of Ahe
Washington family which she has
been delegated by the governor Of
| Virginia to present to Sulgrave Manor
Institution.
Mrs. Rudolph. wife of the Commits
sioner of the District will motor to
Deer Park. Md, tomorrow for an IN
definite stay. Mr.. Rudolph will join
her when possible.
The retiring counselor of the Span
isif5 embassy and Sonora de Cardenas,
who are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Syl-
vanus Stokes at Newport, will sail
tomorrow aboard the Leviathan for
Europe. They will go to Berlin to
visit Sonora de Cardenas' parents,
and will later go to Senior de Car
denas' estate in Spain.
Maj. W. X. Lloyd, chaplain in the
United States Army, stationed at Car
Isle barracks, Pa, accompanied his
son, Mr.. William Kenyon Lloyd, to