Evening star., 1924-08-05
SOCIETY
Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes Sail
Today for Home After Few
Weeks Abroad

-HE Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes viii sail today for
New York, after spending
10 several weeks in England and
-other parts of Europe.
The Ambassador of Chile and Sonora
de Matthew will leave Breton WoodS
today and start south after IV.aay
motor trip in New Eng ana; IneS
and will be there over the week end'
returning here the first of next week
The Ambassador of Germany. DIR
Otto Wiedfeldt. will return tomorrow
from. New York, where ne Went yes
terday and is at the Hotel Amoas-
Sador.
The Acting Secretary of State. Mr.
Joseph c. Grew. was the honor guest
and principal speaker at the luncneon Oh
the Consular Association TO-DAY at
-@T2auscher's Mr. William r Castle, jr.,
thief Of the division Of western Euro
pean affairs, and MIR. Hugh K. wilson
chief of the division of current informa-
-ton, were also guests OF honor.
CzechOSIoval<ian Envoy
Now at Carlsbad.
The Minister of CZechoslova <la,
DR.. Frantisek ChalkoVsky. who has
=hcen spending the summer at MS nome
in Czcchoslovakia. is now at Carlsbad
taking the cure The Minister will re-
turn TO this country IN octoocr'
The charge d'affaires of Greece.
Mr. Basil Mammonas, has as ms
guest at the legation Mgr. barry
DOYLE. who Is IN TINS coun1iy III 'Ho
interest of reconstruction work III
Greece.
The second secretary of the Pc
Santiago f he
doya. is passing some time at At
lantic City, where he Is staying at
Tie Ritz-Carlton.
The secretary of the Greek lega-
tfon, Mr. G Diana ntopoulos. and his
sister. Miss Nina Diamantapoulos,
Will sail the end OF the Tba,s T1onth VII LII
their home in Greece. Ihey VIII
visit in France and Italy Ell route.
Commissioner and Mrs. Cun6 h
Rudolph returned to Washington tnis
morning after passing several WeehS iiI
at White sulphur Springs. 1hey VIII
remain here d few days. and VIII
then go to Kingston. r. L. where the
Commissioner Will SEend d "eeh dllu
Mrs Rudolph will make longer stay.
Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs Augustus r. Seymour VIII close
and leave by motor for columbus,
ohio where they will occupy Lhelr
summer home until the late Fall.
MIR. James Seymour and MIR. Augustus
~ Seymour, ir., their sons, VINO nave
Lnen in Europe since June, Will JOIN
their uarents in OHIO about the mlu-
die of September.
Mrs Henry F. Dimock has issued
cards for a large tea Friday AFTER
noon in her Summer home, Elslliole.
a. Rar Harhor, for naval ofhcers OF
sinus visiting that port
MIR. Leander acknowledgement OF
the British embassy staff Will De tne
guest of Mr.. John NichoIas Brown at
Harbour Court, Newport, over tne Com
ing week end. Mr.. Mccormick Good
hart will go there from Bar daroor
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. R. Hit, who
were in New York for few days with
the latters mother, Mrs. Stephen b.
Etkins. have gone to Saratoga Springs
to attend the races.
Former Senator and Mrs. William NJ.
Calder spent the week end at LenoX,
Mass. and are now at Saratoga Springs
for the races.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Berrin Call and
their daughter. Miss Margaret Call,
have gone to New York, and will sail
tomorrow aboard the Rochambeau for
France. Mr. Call will attend the con-
terence OF Ine
Union. which will be held at Bern,
Switzerland, from August % to
August %.
Mrs. Julien Jacquelin Mason has
returned to the country home of her
mother, Mrs. George T. Marshall,
Yattan, at Orange, Va, after spend
ing d week in New York at the Hotel
Vanderbilt
Mrs. Mason, accompanied by her
two children, Maud Marshall Mason
and Julien j. Mason, and Mrs. Mar
shall, will return to their apartment
in. the Wyoming early in September.
Former Senator and Mrs. Howard
Sutherland have returned to their
apartment in the Wyoming after an
absence of about six weeks, when
they visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L.
Rust at Christmas Cove, Me. They
spent some time in New Hampshire
and returned to Washington by boat
from Boston. Miss Elizabeth Suther-
land will return from New York to-
day, where she has been spending
short time en- route to Washington
from West Point. Miss Elizabeth
Sutherland and Miss Margaret Suther-
land will leave the end of the week
Tor Huntington, w. Va, for a visit.
Mrs. Sutherland and her daughters