Evening star., 1924-01-27

The counselor Of the Japanese err
bassy and Nine. Saburi will leave Wash
ington at the end of this week for the
west and will travel through this coun-
try before sailing for their home in
Japan, where the former will be at
tached to the foreign office in Toxic.
The new counselor Of the Danish le-
cation and Nine. Helrner Petersen, are
at the Hotel Hamilton temporarily.
The military attache of the British
IembasSy and Mrs Charlton were hosts
to a small company at dinner last eve
ming, preceding the dance which the
bachelor members Of the embassy stafI
gave at the Columbia Country Club.
Col. ard Mrs. Charlton will go TO
Panama tomorrow for a. stay OF several
weeks.
The first secretary Of the French en-
bassy and Mime. Heilmann and their
daughters. the Miles. Heilmann. are
temporarily staying at the Hotel Harnil-
ton. until they lind permanent home.
The Hon ! T. a. Cecil. first secre-
tary of the British embassy, has. re
turned to England on vacation, after
spending about four months here TIL
post in June TO Mr.. r. Leslie
Craigie. and cal Washington latc
n August
Mrs. Eric Buxton. wife of the COR
merciaI secretary of the British en- :
bassy, will be at home Tuesday after
noon.
The new military attaclle of the cht!-
can embassy. Captain Arturo Espinosa
and Sonora de Espinosa. who recently
arrived In Washington, have taken al
apartment at the Argonne.
The air attache of the Italian EN-
bassy and Signora Calderara will be
hosts 10 a company of naval officers
and their wives tomorrow evening
when they will entertain at dinner
| preceding the dance which the nava
/ and marine officers stationed in the
District will give at the Willard
The commercial counselor OF the
entertained small company at din
ner last evening before the dance.
which the bachelors of the British
embassy staff gave at the Columbia,
Country Club.
! The third secretary OF the British
embassy, Mr.. A. H. Hamilton rdon.
has as a guest over the week end MT.
Maurice Keating of London and New.
York.
The attache of the Danish legation.
and agricultural adviser to the Dan
ish government, Mr.. Soren SorenSer,
will return next month from Der
mark, where he now is on yacafiot
The new attache of the Mexfcai!
embassy Senior Don Rodolfo Pad3lla
Nervo, is temporarily staying at tic
embassy at 1929 10th street. -
Senior Nervo succeeded Senior Cari9e
A. Baumbach y Griethe. who with
Sonora de Baumbach. went baEk-tQ
their home in Mexico abouts=s4tt9a7
months ago. a
The bachelor members of the BritE:
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evening when the hosts were the,
naval attache. Capt L. l.. TottenEi
ham; the air attache. Group Capt NJ
Christie; The tiTst tbe secTerarS TecanS esn M
third secretary. Mr.. A. II. HamiltonE
Gordon. and the attaches. Mr.. II. III
Sims, Mr. H. V. Tenant and MM
| dance was given at the Columbia
Country Club, and the guests numI
bered about 200. including the an-f
bassador of Italy. Don Gelasio Cae1
tani; the charge daffaires of Great
| Britain and Mrs. Henry Getty Chila
ton. the charge dafaires of RumauiE
! of Austria and Nine. Prochnik, MisA.
Ailsa Mellon. Senator and Mrs. Petert
! Goelet Gerry. representative and
| Mrs. John Phillip Hill. the counseloI,
of the, French embassy and Nine. dsi
Laboulaye. the counselor of the Bra4.
| lillian embassy and Senhora Sousa da.
Leao Oracle, the counselor Of ths
Danish legation and Nine. Helmer-
' Petersen, the assistant secretary of
| the Treasury and Mrs. Eliot Wads-
/ worth. the attache of the Swedish lc-
cation and Nine. Weidel. Mr.. and Mrs,
Henry b. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrsl
Hampson Gary. Mr.. and Mrs. Truxton
Beale, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank West, Mr..
| and Mrs. Randall Hagner, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Arthur Bliss Lane, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. G. Glover, jr.i Mr.. and Mrs. New
! bold Noyes. Commander and Mrs,
Claude Mayo. Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge
| Jordan, Lieut.. and Mrs. Edgar Allen,
Poe, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A Painter,
jr., of Pittsburgh, who are visiting
| the latterS mother, Mrs. w. Harry
Brown; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cheney
Hyde. Mrs. Joseph Letter. Mrs. J. Bor.'
den Hartman, Miss Dows. the Misses
! wylie. Miss Victorine Dupont of Wil-
mington. Miss Laura Harlan, NTissa
| Helen Moran of New York, Misss
Lindsay Wood, Miss Beatrice Beck I
Miss Caroline Story, Miss Rosalincl!
! Wright. Miss Elizabeth Hanna, Miss
| Ruth Richards of California, Miss
Beatrice Pitney, who came from heri
studies at Bryn Mawr; Miss Elainei
Sullivan of Philadelphia, Miss Alic4k
Onderdonk of Boston and many oth-g
ers prominent in official, diplomatic
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