Evening star., 1924-08-11


Sss''s 's. st,s;nssn D w'ss sa i; the ''syns sy'Ds
on an inspection trip and
will return to Washington about
Thursday. Upon his return he. will
spend the day in Washington and
then leave to join Mrs. Wilbur and
their children in New Hampshire for
a visit before starting August II on
months inspection tour of the
West. The Secretary plans greeting
the American-around-th the world flyers
m Boston, upon their arrival
= The Ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Isabella Howard will be
toined by their three sons, Esme j.
Howard, Edmund and Henry Howard,
Who are arriving in New York to-
day aboard the Baltic from their
home in England. They will go to
the Summer embassy, which the Am
bassador and Lady Isabella Howard
have established at Manchester the -
Sea
Br. and Mmr. PnnarctOn
Entertained at Dinner.
The Minister of Bulgaria and Nine.
Fanaretoff were among the guests at
dinner last evening cf Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bulkley Huhbcll. who enter
tNined at B~ookside in WilliamStoWn.
Mass. in honor of Sir Paul ard Lady
EiuoGradof of London. Others in the
oompany included Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Joseph Strauss of Washington.
Senator Key Pittman arrived yes
rerday a: the New Willard from his
home IN Reno, New, to spend the
week here.
Mrs. William Howard Taft, who has
Been ir Europe for some time. ar
rived in Quebec Friday and was met
there by the Chief Justice, Mr.. Taft.
They went directly to their home at
Murray Bay. Canada, where they Will
be until the latter part of next month.
The counselor of the Swiss lega
tscn Mr.. Walter Thurnhecr. enter
tanned a small company informally
at dinner last night on the New Will
lard roof.
@The military attache of the Japa-
nese embassy. Mai. Gen Hatsutaro
HaraEuchi, will entertain at dinner
this evening in honor OF the Japa
nese military mission which is en-
route to Japan after making a tour
of Europe.
The. naval attache of the Italian
embassy and Contessa Sommati di
Mpmbello returned to Washington
this morning after spending some
time at Fishers Island, y. Y.
@The second secretary of the Italian
embassy Sisnor Renato Silenzi. will
entertain at supper tomorrow eve
ming in his home on Biltmore street.
Signor Silenzi recently returned from
several weeks visit in the North.
aThe third secretary of the French
embassy. Mr.. Paul Boncour. will sail
August 90 on the France to spend two
months in his home in France.
rThe Assistant Secretary of War.
Mr. Dwight F. Davis, will return to
Washington Thursday from Dark
Harbor Me. where he is passing
some time with Mrs. Davis.
s,afr Harold H. Sims of the British
embassy staff is ,ex2ected /. 10, return
TO Washington today from his home
in Montreal. Canada. where he has
been with his parents for the past
week.
s!The Bishop of Washington, the Rt.
Rev James Z. Freeman. spent the
week end in Newport. where he was
extensively entertained. He was the
guest of honor at dinner Saturday eve
ming of Mrs. John Nicholas Brown. who
entertained at Harbor View. iester-
day DR.. and Mrs. Henry Barton Jacobs
gave a luncheon following the service
fur Trinity Church. and later in the day
Mr.. and Mrs William Grosvenor were
hosts at large reception in honor of
the visiting bishop.
Former Senator and Mrs. Chauncey
NJ DeneW were the guests in whose
honor Mrs. Giraud Foster entertained
at luncheon yesterday at Bellefonta1ne
in Lenox, Mass.
. -
Viscount Pierre de Rostang and WIS.,
countess de Rostan~ of Paris are visit
ing DR. and Mrs. Edmund Leroy Dow
in their summer home t Watch Hill,
r. |. Niscountess de Rostang was for
nierly Miss Nancy Stair of Detroit and
has been frequent visitor in WASH
ington. Her marriage to Eiscount de
Rostang took place in Detroit in June.
| Mai. and Mrs. David s. Barry. the