Evening star., 1924-05-13
TX TRs. COOLIDGE attended the
eAfE regular Tuesday lunch Of the
" Y Senate women at tho Capt.

TX ERS. COOLIDGE attended the
eAH regular Tuesday lunch Of the
Senate women at the Capt.
tol today. Many of the
1sronen arc leaving to spend the early
s season at their homes. and the party
3 will grow smaller with each sue
) eeeding meeting.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes will be the guests of honor at
F. dinner this evening of the Minister
OF Finland, Mr. Axel Leonard AStrom.
who will entertain a company of
twenty-five in the presidential suite
of the New Willard Hotel.
The Ambassador of Chile
Ard Sonora de Matthew Hosts.
> The amba ssador of Chile and Sonora
de- Matthew will give a large recep-
. tion this afternoon in the Pan-Ameri-
can Union building in honor of
poeteSs, educator and humoriSt. DR..
fl.eo S. Rowe, director general of the
Fan American Union. will give
short greeting following few num-
: hers of Latin American music by the
$ Army Band. Mrs. II. II. Colman.
president of the League of American
Pen Women. will then give Il short
greeting from the writer's of Amer
the National Educational Association,
Will give a welcome from the edu
Gators of this country and Miss Grace
Abbott. chief Of the children's hu
reau, will give a word from the So
cial welfare workers of the United
States. Senior Leopoldo Gutierrez, ac-
companied by Senior Julian Huarte,
viii sing Chilean songs Poems of
Senorita a1iStral will be read by Miss
lsobel +. Macdermott OF the Pan
American Union and by Senorita
Melba Brenner of Chile.
The amha ssador of Chile will then
present Senorita MiStral with a short
Z introductory speech, and she will re-
! ply. Immediately after the Army
Band will play the Chilean national
anthem and then The Star Spangled
! Hall Of the Americas. After the pro-
gram tea will be served in the map
room and refreshments will be served
on the portico. if the weather permits,
and the charming garden will be
used.
The minister of Guatemala and Sc
nora de Sanchez Latour entertained
at dinner last evening in honor of the
ambassador of Great Britain. Sir Esme
Howard. The other guests were the
ambassador of Cuba, Senor Don Cos
me de Ia Torriente: the minister of
Panama and Sonora de Alfaro, AS
$ociate Justice and Mrs. Edward T.
Sanford, Senator and Mrs. Arthur
Capper. Senator and Mrs. John W.
Iiarreld, Representative and Mrs.
Fred a. Britten. Col. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Q. Sheriff., Capt. and Mrs. Ed
win T. Pollock. the newly appointed
Guatemalan minister to Mexico and
former consul general at New York,
Frederick Dent Grant. Mrs. Ollie
James and Senorita Conchita Moulen.
The dinner was followed by a pro-
gram of music given by Flora Nc
panied 10y George II. Wilson. and Ar
%enio Ralon. violinist, accompanied
by Mrs. Ralon.
The minister of Czechoslovakia. DR..
Chvalkovsky, was host to a small com
pany. entertaining informally a LIE
Paradis last evening.
Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
have as their guest for a week or ten
days Niscountess Maitland of ThirIe-
Stane Castle. Scotland. and London.
Niscountess Maitland has spent the
winter in Palm Beach, and after her
visit here will sail for her home in
England.
Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman will be at
home informally at Airlie tomorrow
afternoon after o'clock. Mrs. Kauff-
mann will also be at home after
o'clock Wednesday afternoon, May IS.
AlII1e. ISheHSIen anu HeT CnilO1en
will sail June to spend the summer
abroad, passing some time in Sweden,
where they will visit their paternal
relatives. the family of the late Will
& helm A. +. Ekengren. minister to this
. country at the time of his death
Nine Ekengren and her family will
also visit Paris and will spend a time
with her sister, Nine. Deaming Jarves,
: at Dinard.
I Mrs. John P. Jackson. the mother of
. Nine. Ekengren. will spend the sum-
mer at Edgartown, Mass, having
+ with her her son. Mr.. Huntington
+ Jackson of New York.
Senator Mayfield of Texas enter
tained informally at dinner last night
/, at the New Willard Hotel.
, Mrs. Dempsey. wife of Representa-
tive S. Wallace Dempsey, returned to
her home, in I-ockport, n. Y, today
and will remain there through the
summer.
The surgeon general of the Navy