Evening star., 1923-07-28

Mrs. Hughes will attend the
reception to be given this
afternoon by the charge DAFT
faires Of Peru and Sonora de Con-
zalez Prada, from to o'clock, in
their apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel. in celebration of the 102d an
niversary Of the independence of Peru.
Senior and Sonora Prada, who will re-
ceive alone. have issued several hun
and members of resident society. The
party will be somewhat informal. in
keeping with the midsummer season.
and the rooms of the spacious apart
ment overlooking the woodland has a
charming arrangement of roses. pond
lilies and other summer flowers.
Nine. wallenberg. wife of the min
lister of Sweden, accompanied by her
younger son, Mr.. Gustav Wallenberg,
are sailing from New York today on
the Leyiathan for Europe. The min
lister and Mr.. Bertil Wallenberg will
return to Bar Harbor. Me-. to re-
main during Nine. Wallenbergs alb
sence. Mr.. Gustav Wallenberg will
re-enter school in Switzerland, and
Mr.. Bertil Wallenberg will spend the
winter in Washington with his par
ents.
The minister Of Persia. Mira Hus-
sein Khan AIai, will go to New York
tomorrow afternoon to pass several
days In August he plans to go to
Williamstown to attend the Institute
of Politics.
The minister entertained at dinner
last evening at Clifton: the head :,
Of "nnnonfa ITnfyaYSal
Alliance. The guests included the
minister of Siam. Phya Buri Nava-
rasth; the minister of Czechosiovakia, a,
DIR. Frantisek Chavalkovsky; the
Nine. 1t Marie de Warzee d'Hermalle,
and their daughter. Mile. Diana LIE
Marie de warzee d'Hermalle: the
counselor OF the Japanese embassy.
Mr.. Saburl; Mrs. Freeman OF CALL
fornia. and the third secretary of the
legation. Abdullah Khan Entezam.
Senator Couxcns and
His Daughter Go Abroad.
Senator James Couzens. accom-
Couzens. will be among those sail
ing today aboard the Leviathan for
Europe to spend the late summer.
Senator and Mrs. George H. Moses
and Senator Henry Wilder Keyes of
Notch in the White mountains yes
terday for the tennis tournament
and remained for luncheon with Mr..
w. A. Barron.
The United States ambassador to
lier will sail today aboard the Le-
viathan for Europe to spend several
months vacation before returning to
the formers post at San Diego. The
ambassador spent day in Washing
ton earlier in the week. They VIII
not return to this country, but will
sail from Europe for South America
Representative and Mrs. David H.
Kincheloe of Kentucky and their
daughter. Miss Jeanne Kincheloe. are
leaving Washington today for a
motor trip through New , England.
They will visit Boston. Portland and
ington in a fortnight. Representa-
tive Kincheloe will go to Kentucky
upon his return, but Mrs. Kincheloe
will remain here.
DR.. and Frau Riesser OF the Ger
man embassy last night entertained
four at dinner on the New Willard
roof, leaving later for New York.
from which port they will sail for
Riga.
Col. and Mrs. Perry Miles have ar
rived in Washington. where the for
mer has been transferred for station
from Fort Leavenworth. They are
temporarily occupying the apartment
of Col. and Mrs. Beebe in the Dupont
Col. and Mrs. Miles, the latter for
merly Miss Mary Latta Scott, were
marTe ed In Washington about year
and "a half ago and went at once to
Fort Leavenworth.
A number of naval officers and their
wives had a picnic supper last even
ing. the company, including Com
mander and Mrs. George Smith, Com
mander and Mrs. Edward ]. Marquart.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Johnson, Mrs. Kaufman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Long and Col.
Wyant. The party motored to Chesa-
peake bay.
Mrs. Guy Despard Goff and her
daughter. Miss Louise Golf, will sail
today aboard the Leviathan for Eu-
rope to remain until September.
Capt and Mrs. Egmont Francis
10 Koehig who recently onts returned to
Maine. have opened the house they
have leased for. next season at 1924
oliver street. Chevy Chase. Md. Mrs.
Koenig was formerly Miss Eleanor
Carroll Hill.
Miss Mabel Gerry was hostess to
company of fifty at dinner last
evening in her Newport villa, and
later additional guests Joined the
party for dancing.
Princess Ghika, who has been
spending sometime In New York, has
gone to Bar Harbor, Me, to pass
several weeks,
Nine. Zaldivar. sister of Princess
Ghika, sailed yesterday to spend sew
eral months in Salvador.
The marriage Of Mrs. Corinne ".
Borland to Col. Frank r. Curtis took
place yesterday in Rockville, the Rev.
Nolan b. Harmon, pastor OF the Meth
odist Church, officiating. Col. Curtis
and his bride were accompanied to
Rockville by Col. and Mrs. Harvey,
making the trip by motor.
The Misses Morgan
Going to Canada.
DR.. Gerry Morgan has returned to
Washington from a short visit to
New Hampshire.
Miss Dorothy Mondell, Miss Jacqua-
leene Mansfield of Washington and
Miss Regina Aitken Of Denver are
fstt his dourhfar Miss Mvra