Evening star., 1924-07-03
The Italian Ambassador
Sailing in Mid-July.

inc ltaIIan AmDaSSa0Or
Sailing in Mid-JuIy.
The ambassador of Italy, Don Ge-
las:o Caetani, plans to sail the middle
~ this month to pass some time in his
home in Italy.
The Secretary of War, Mr.. Weeks
will return to Washington the middle
of next week from his summer home,
Mount Prospect, Lancaster, N. H,
where he has been passing some time
with Mrs. Weeks.
The Postmaster General, Mr.. New,
will return to Washington Monday
from Turtle Lake, Mich, where he
has spent the month Of June with
Mrs. New.
The Secretary OF Commerce, Mr..
Hoover, who left Washington about
a week ago to join Mrs. Hoover in
California, has arrived, having
stopped off en- route.
The Secretary of Labor, Mr.. James J.
Davis, has returned to Washington
from Dover. Del. where he went to
make ma. an address at the opening of
the new du Pont road. He will leave
the city this evening for EbenSburgh.
Pa, for the opening of the country
fair. and will be the guest of Mr.
charles Schwab at his summer home
at Crescent. Pa. After speaking at
heart, Ill, to pass a week with his
family before returning TO Washing
ton.
The naval attache of the French
embassy, Capt. Jean Rigal, will leave
Washington shortly for visit in
wilmington. Del. and Canada before
going to Fishers Island, y. Y, where
ne VIII be the guest of friends. In
his absence the assistant naval at
tache, Chief Engineer Paul f. H.
Gripon, will act in his place.
The counselor of the Japanese en-
bassy. Mr.. Eiichi kimura, entertain ed
at dinner last evening at the Shore
ham Hotel Among his guests were
Mrs. Burnett, wife, of Col; Burnett.
the military attache of the United
states embassy in Toxic: Mrs. Fred
erick Moore and Mr. Walter Penfield.
The other guests were attaches of
the embassy and their wives.
The minister of Sweden. Mr.. Axel
Wallenberg, returned to Washington
from Chicago, where he went to at
tend the festival of the United Swed-
ish Singing Societies and. also, to pre-
sent. for the Swedes of Chicago, a
bust of Emanuel Swendenborg to the
city of Chicago.
The minister of Rumania, Prince
Bibesco, left Washington last evening
for New York, to Join the princess
and see his little daughter Princess
Priscilla. with her nurse, sail for Eu-
rope Saturday. to visit her grand
parents. former premier and Mrs. Her.
bert Asquith, in their home in Eng
land. Princess BibeSco will sail about
July % to join her daughter, and the
prince will go abroad later in the
summer.
The military attache of the French
embassy, Gen. George A L. Dumont
1aaJ hi jJ,cr tnr hi
for Mexico City. where he also holds
the office of military attache of the
French embassy in the Mexican capi-
tai He will return to this country
about the middle of the month in
time to meet Nine. Dumont and his
children, who will arrive in New
York after passing some time at their
home in France. Gen. and Nine.
Dumont and their family will later
make a tour of the west.
The second secretary of the Italian
embassy, Signor Renato Sllenzi, has
gone to Newport, r. l., to be the guest
of Mrs. John Aspegren.
Senator and Mrs. Hiram Warren
johnson have returned to Washington
in Atlantic City.
The Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith
and Miss Smith are at the Waldorf,
New York, and will sail July 3 for
three-month trip abroad.
The marriage of Miss Claire
Wrightson, daughter of Mrs. Sydney
Lloyd Wrightson, to Mr.. r. Stuart
List, son of Mr. and Mrs. d. Carter
List, will take place this afternoon at
st. Margaret's Church. the Rev. DR..
II. V. o. Lounsbury officiating The
presence of the immediate families
and few close friends and small
reception will follow at the home of
the bride, 2402 Goth street
The bride will be given in marriage
by her brother. Mr.. Wilbor T. Wright
son, and will wear a gown of orchid
satin and georgette crepe, made on
straight lines, hat to match and
will carry an old-fashioned cluster
Mr.. D. Clarence List will be the
best man.
Among the out town guests will
be Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Wrightson,
Mrs. c. B. Deraismes and Mr.. Mere
dith Wrightson of New York, and
Mrs. C. ]. Hepburn of Philadelphia
After the reception the bridal cou-
pie will leave for wedding trip, the
bride travelling in a beige color
heavy canton crepe and a small hat
in same shade. They will make their
home in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. William Hyde Talbot of Rock
vile, Mr., will entertain at lunch tomor-
row at the Montgomery Country Club in
honor of Mrs. Marietta Minnigerode An
drews and Mrs. Gouverneur Hoes
Following the lunch, when a large
number of distinguished guests will
be present, Senator William Cabell
Bruce, Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Hoes
and others will speak.
Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Hoes are
organizing the Thomas Jefferson me-
mortal in the state of Maryland and
the luncheon and addresses are in be-
half of the memorial.
Later in the day Mrs. Andrews will
motor to York, Pa, where she will be
the guest of the chamber Of COM
merce over July 4. She will see her
pageant. 1.-The Master Builders" pro-
duced there as special feature of
the Independence day celebration.
Mrs Andrews is hostess at dinner
tonight at the Arts Club, when there
will be a specially enlivening pro-
gram to follow
Or. and Mrs. Aron Russell announce
the marriage of their daughter Hilda
d to DR.. Jose Cesteros July l, the
Rev. F. j. Tobin officiating.
Judge Samuel J. Graham of the
Court of Claims and Mrs. Leila III: B.
smith were married in the FIRST
Presbyterian Church, Colorado
SPRINGS, Colo. yesterday afternoon.
They will spend the summer IN Coio,
Sentember. when they will take up
their residence at 240o 18th street.
The Rev. Samuel Garvin, pastor OF
the church, performed the. ceremony,
there being present only small com
mant to the bench of the Court OF
Claims, Judge Graham was an as
sistant attorney general in the VIII
SON administration. Mrs. Graham as
Mrs. Smith, has made her home at
240O 18th street for some time.