Evening star., 1924-08-07
Nine. Pip Returning
From Wyoming Today.

From Wyoming Today.
The Minister of Esthonia, Mr.. An
tonius Pip. will be joined this after
noon by Nine. Pip, who has been
The Minister and Nine. Pip plan
leaving shortly for Williamstown,
Mass, to attend the Institute of Poll
tics at Williams College.
Mrs. Britten, wife of Representative
Fred A. Britten. will sail Saturday,
August Is, aboard the Leviathan for
Europe, to remain two months. Rep
rcsentative Britten will be- in the
West, where he is now travelling in
the Canadian Rockies, until the Au-
.tumn.
The military attache. of the Japanese
embassy, Maj Gen. Hatsutaro Hara-
guchi, will entertain at dinner Mon
day evening in honor of the Japanese
military mission. Last evening the
mission was entertained at dinner by
the charge d'affaires of the Japanese
embassy, Mr.. Isaburo Toshida.
The mission will go to Fort
Monroe today to spend few days,
and will visit Langley Field before
returning to Washington Sunday eve
ming. Tuesday the mission will go
to New York for brief stay before
leaving for the West. They will sail
in September for Japan.
DR.. Carlos Neumann and Sonora de
Neumann will come to Washington
in September to spend some time
here. DR.. and Sonora de Neumann ar
rived in New York Monday aboard
the Pan-American from their home
in Chile and will make several visits
along the coast before coming here
next month. DR.. Neumann was ap
pointed by the late President Roose-
welt to preside over the first con-
Ncntion of the Pan-American Union
and has done notable work with the
union.
Mrs. Joseph D. Noell will return
tomorrow evening from New York,
where she went this morning.
Mr. and Mrs W. E Larman of
Clarksburg, Md, have announced the
marriage of their daughter Hazel to
ceremony was performed Monday aft
ernoon in Baltimore. the Rev. Mr..
Myers officiating. After a short
wedding trip Mr. and Mrs Ward will
Mrs. James Graham Pearre an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Mary Worthington, to Mr..
Robert Travers Rohrer. The wedding
Will take place in the Autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. chantland
left yesterday for Sebasco. Me, where
they will visit Judge and Mrs. Will
liam s. Kenyon in their Summer home,
Breezy Bluff.
Col and Mrs. Robert NJ Thompson
will return to their villa at South
ampton tomorrow from New York,
where Mrs. Thompson went to meet
the colonel on his arrival aboard the
Homerie yesterday. They will have
as their guests later in the week Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Thompson Pell and
IN 20 a1k n l.
returned to this country aboard the
America yesterday.
Mrs. r. 8. Reynolds Hit and Miss
Eoltn Elizabeth Hit were among
those attending the subscription ball
at the Clambake Club last evening in
Newport. arranged in honor of the
visiting New York Yacht Club squad
ron. Others at the ball included Mr..
and Mrs. Harry 3. Black, Mrs. Herbert
Shipman, Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair, Miss
Marguerite Caperton and Mr.. and Mrs,
Sylvanus Stokes, jr.
Mr.. and Mrs Barry Mohun will ar.
rive in New York tomorrow aboard
the Berengaria and will spend a. few
days at the Hotel Vanderbilt before
returning to their Summer home at
nrouts Neck, Me. They will come to
washington in the later Autumn.
Former Senator Hoke Smith of
Georgia, entertained Informally at
dinner last night on the New willard
Fcef, where he had hye guests.
Mrs Williams, wife of Rear Admiral
Clarence c. Williams. president of the
Naval war College, at Newport, was
hostess at 4 large reception and tea.
yesterday afternoon at Newport.
Miss Elizabeth Howry was hostess
az dlnner last evening. entertaining
in compliment to Mgr. Barry DovIs
who Is guest at the Greek legation