Evening star., 1923-06-11

TeCary OF SLdIe, D. puIISl w - ~
and the solicitor of the State Depart
ment, Mr.. Charles Janney Hyde.
The Secretary of the Navy, Mr.
Edwin DENLY, will go to Princeton
". j., the first of next week to at
tend the 176th commencement exer-
cises of Princeton University, whlcr
will be marked by the dedication o.
its new art museum, Mccormick HAL
and of six trees to naval heroes: me
Secretarys nephew, Charles Denpy
will be one of the graduates.
Belgian Ambassador In
New York for Visit.
The ambassador Of Belgium ano
Baroness de Cartier went 10 New
York yesterday for a short stay ano
are at the Ritz-Carlton. The ambaS'
sador is expected to return tomorrow
but the baroness will remain 1e"
days longer
The ambassador of Chile and Sc
sss as athis1 tter hpss hpsaains aee
at Hot Springs, and week at Buena
Vista Springs.
The retiring minister OF Bolivia
and Sonora de Ballivian and theiI
daughter, Senorita Ballivian, helo
an informal reception last evening
for which no cards were issued. Inc
legation was gay with pink ana rec
roses and other cut flowers or the
season arranged against back
ground of tall palms and ferns. Sc
nora de Ballivian was in a gown o'
salmon pink Canton crepe. embroid-
cred in gold threads and made with
straight line, and at each side bronze
tulle in cascades made the panels
Senorita Ballivian was in orchld
chiffon made bouffant and trimmed
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Senor and Sonora de Ballivian and
their daughter expect to sail Tor
France next month and viii make
q short stay in Paris before going
to the formers new post at Brussels.
Mrs. Taft. wife of the Chief Justice.
has returned from several weeks
visit in her former home, Cincinnati.
where she was the guest of her two
sons and daughters in-law and her
two sisters. Mrs. Taft has been in
Cincinnati frequently. but has not
made a visit of any length for some
years.
Representa.ive and Mrs. John J.
daughters have arrived in Washing
ton for a short visit and are at the
New Willard Hotel.
The new military attache Of the
Charlton, who sailed from England
Wednesday aboard the Homeric. is
expected to arrive in New York We'd
nesday. Gen. Bethel, the retiring
military attache, is now in New York
and will probably remain there until
the arrival of Col. Charlton.
The Very Rev. c. Stanley Long,
D. D., dean of st. Luke's Cathedral.
Orlando, Fla, accompanied by Mrs.
Long, has arrived from Florida and
he will be in charge of All Saints
Church, Chevy Chase circle, for the
summer.
The solicitor general and Mrs
James NJ. Beck and their daughter
spending a short time at their sum-
mer home at Seabright, N. j.. sailed
Saturday aboard the Adriatic for
Europe, where they will remain until
August. They will spend the early
fall at Seabright.
The solicitor general has been call
ed to the English bar by the masters
of the bench of Grays Inn, to argue
case for the United States before
the privy council in London in July.
Mrs. NJ wadsworth Stedman is
making short visit to the Farms,
Lanham, Md, with her niece, Mrs.
Albert Rust, and visit to Mrs. Lee
Offutt of Maryland. Mrs. Stedman
Is the daughter OF the late DIR. H. n.
soon return to her country home,
Hampton Bay, L. I. Her daughter,
Miss Edith lois Thurber. is spending
the summer on Long Island with her.
Mrs. C. A. Stedman will close her
residence on New Hampshire avenue
this week and will go to her cot
tage at Spring Lake Beach, N. J.,
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. HendIey. who
have toured the world are now in
Paris. where they are staying at the
Hotel Louis le Grand. Later in the
season they will go to Switzerland
to remain through the summer and
will return to their home in Wash
ington in the autumn.
Mr.. and. Mrs. John l.. Edwards and
their daughter, Miss Virginia Ed
wards, spent the week end in Rich
Edwards will go to Jamestown r. /,
the middle of next week to visit Miss
Alice Jones for several weeks.
Maj. and Mrs, Tresley Evans. Miss
Elizabeth Evans, Miss Elizabeth Van
Dyke Jobe. Miss Rosa -Maye Kendrick
Mr.. George Williams, Mr.. Ralnh
Graves and Mr.. Sidney Dean left earlv
sunday morning by motor for West
Point to attend the graduation of
the latter part of the week.
BetrothaI OF Special
Interest I'm Washington.
The engagement of Miss Theodore
Rand Eldredge of Radnor. Pa. and
Rev. Richard Hamilton Gurley is an
nounced. Mr.. Gurley is the SON of
the late William B. GurIey OF Wash.
ington.
Mrs. Winterhalter. widow of Rear
Admiral Albert G. Winterhalter. Unit
York. where she is at the Hotel AS
tor for several weeks before sailing
for Europe in July.
minister to Sweden and Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss have arrived in London,
where they are staying at Claridge's.
They will 60 to Paris for a short
visit before going to the formers
new post at Stockholm.
Mrs. Theodore v. Boynton. who
closed her apartment on 18th street
and sailed for Europe several weeks
ago, has arrived in Parts, and is at
the Hotel Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert B. Ruddock have
leased the house at 1102 18th street
for several of the summer months.
The house was formerly occupied by
Mrs. Paul Pearsall
Capt. and Mrs Nelson Dingley, Sd,
and their daughter are visiting Mr..
and Mrs Edward Nelson Dingley,
Capt. Dingley's parents, at 3715 Liv.
tngston street, Chevy. Chase, d. c.