Evening star., 1924-07-17

West Sunday. going to Chicago and
Des Moines, will return TO Washington
next week.
Mr. Bryn. Minister of Norway
In New York for short Stay.
The minister of Norway, Mr.. Hell
mer II. Bryn. has gone to New York
for few days visit.
Senator and Mrs. Henry F. Ashurst
are still at their home on X street,
but will leave Washington at an
early date for their home in Arizona
The charge d'affaires OF Italy, ST.
gnor Augusta Rosso, was the honor
guest at dinner last evening of the
secretary of the Greek legation, MI.
@. Diamantopoulos. The other guests
Greece, Mr.. Basil Mamonas: the mill
tary attache of the Spanish embassy,
Maj. Cassajus; the military attache
of the Italian embassy, Col. the
Marquis di BernezZo: the naval at
tache of the embassy and Contessa
Sommati di Mobello, Miss Janet Mof-
fett, Nine. Nicolaidi and Mile. Nina
Diamantopoulos, sister OF the host.
The counselor of the Hungarian Legal
tion and Nine. Pelenyi returned today
from a three-week visit in Cleveland.
They made the trip by motor and dur
ing their stay in Cleveland made sew
eral short motor trips in the nearby
country.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Clarence p.
Towns!ey have opened their summer
home, Havenside, Vineyard Haven
Mass. after closing their house at
zoos o street. They have with theD
Townsley. and Mrs. Helen H. Towns
ley. and their son. Lieut.. Clarence +
Townsley, ir., whose station is at
Honolulu. and Mrs. Townsley.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs John McAuley
Palmer who have been in Panama
since leaving Washington last WIN
ter, are visiting Col. and Mrs Raipn
II. Van Deman in their apartment aI
2T00 Q street.
Gen. Palmer will leave Saturday
and Mrs. Palmer will remain rev
days longer before joining MN ior
a visit in Boston with their son-lh-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. MOI
man Bemis Chandler in their home
in Cambridge, Mass. Gen ana Mrs.
Palmer will sail late in August ior
their post in Panama
The marriage of Miss Elsie d. Free
man. daughter of the Right fseN.
and Mrs. James E. Freeman, TO the ReN.
Raymond l.. Wolven, assistant rector
Of the Church of the Epiphany, VIII
take place in Washington, octooer =.
Bishop and Mrs. Freeman ana thelr
daughter have recently returned from
= short visit in Europe and have
motored to their summer nome d.
Sorrento, Ne, where they VIII De
through August.
The second counselor of the !tallan
embassy and Signora Catalan nave
returned to this country after NlslI
ing in the formers home in Italy ana
in France They have been at the
Ritz-Carlton in New York for re"
days and are now at Coventry, conn.
Signor and Signora Catalan were
with the latter's mother, Mrs; henry
F., Dimock, for a portion of the win
ter in her home on Scott circle.
The United States Ambassador 10
Brazil. Mr. Edwin Vernon Morgan,
will close his summer home, at valley
Head near LenoX, Mass, TINS Week
and will sail Saturday for his post AT
Rio Janeiro. Mr.. Morgan is entertain
ing at Valley Head Mr.; Wllilaih
ton sent by the Commerce Depart
ment to investigate the rupper III
dustry in the Amazon River region.
Mr.. and Mrs E. r woodson have as
their guests in their home, in the
English Village, Woodley road tne
latter's brother and sister-in-la". Mr.
and Mrs q. X. Galley or Corlnth'
Miss, who were married July II. MRS.
Galley was formerly Miss Virginia
Field of Fulton. Ky
Representative and Mrs. James NJ.
Magee have purchased the house at
1918 Eighteenth street, which was
formerly occupied by Col. and MIS-
Benjamin Reeves Russell, who are In
their country home, in kensington.
Col and Mrs. John Temple Graves
have gone to Asheville, y. c., where
they are at the Grove Park Inn for
the remainder of July.
Mr. and Mrs Eldridge Jordan have
purchased a country home at Silver
Spring, Md, and will take possession
of the house late in the summer.
Miss Margaret Fraser, sister of Mr..
Robert Fraser, jr., has gone TO Lake
Sunapee, N H. where she is the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Welsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. Choate
have announced the engagement of
their daughter Marion to Mr.. Charles
g. Harding, son of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Horace Harding of New York and
Rumson, n. j. Miss Choate is a
granddaughter of the late United
States Ambassador to the Court of
st. James, Mr.. Joseph H. Choate, and
of MIR. and Mrs. Robert Shaw Oliver,
her mother having been Miss Cora
L. oliver before her marriage to Mr..
Choate Miss Choate was introduced
to society in New York last season,