Evening star., 1924-07-08
Attorney General Stone in
Philadelphia as Bar Guest.

Attorney General Stone will de-
liver an address this evening before
the annual meeting of the American
Bar Association, to be held at the
Academy of Music, Philadelphia. Be
. fore the meeting Mr.. Warren F. Mar
: tin of Philadelphia. specia! assistant
to the Attorney General, Will enter
: tain a distinguished company of
Jurists and others al dinner at the
: University Club in honor of Mr. Stone
: Among those to attend the dinner
: will be:
Associate Justice of the Supreme
: Court Pierce Butler: Chief Justice of
: Pennsylvania Robert Won Moschzisk-
er; Senator George Wharton Pepper.
Representative George S. Graham
Ambassador to Spain Cyrus E
. Woods. Judge Joseph Burlington,
Judge ]. Whitaker Thompson. Judge
Charles L. NcKeehan, Judge Oliver
B. Dickinson, Judge William Porter,
: Mr.. r. f. l.. Saner, Mr.. Frederick
Wadhams. Mr.. W. Thomas Kemp, Mr.
. William E. Mikell, dean of the Uni
/. versity OF Pennsylvania Law School,
Mr.. George W. Coles. United States
district attorney; Mr.. John c. Bell, Mr.
Henry Z. Brown. Mr.. HAMPTON Carson
and Mr.. SIlaS H. Strawn.
Senator Charles Curtis, who has
neen passing some time in his home
IN Kansas since the death of Mrs Cur
us. Is now visiting his daughter, Mrs
Webster Knight. AT Narragansett Pier.
Dr. Hans Heinrich Dieckoff, coun-
selor OF the German embassy, %nd
l,Aff h. 1.T,
10 be absent for several weeks and
nave ia ken accommodations a Ea-
giles Mere, Pa.
The minister of the Netherlands,
{ Jonkheer DR.. y. c. D. de Graeff, re-
: turned to Washington this morning
= after passing some time with Nine. de
-Graef and his family at Sherwood
Forest He VIII join them again this
week end.
The newly appointed secretary of
the Argentine embassy Mr. Fdua rdo
Racedo is arriving tomorrow in New
ork aboard the Southern Cross, from
Argentina. Mr.. Racedo has been trans
ferred from the office of secretary of the
Argentine embassy in Brazil and was
formerly attached to the embassy
here when it was first raised from
the rank OF legation.
Jonkheer DR.. E. G. de seriere. at
n,
will leave Washington next week
and VIII sail from New York, July
IT, on the Voldendarn for The Hague
Lazzlo Szechenyi, returned to the le-
cation this morning from Newport.
The secretary of the Rumanian le-
gatlon and Nine. Nano are leaving
Tor New York today and will sail to-
morrow on the Paris, for their home
in Rumania, where they will spend
the remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Nobel Marshall and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Fred Lee Brown of Dublin,
Ga. are visiting Mrs MarshaIls
father, Mr.. Nicholas G. Henry. 1905
Decatur Decatur street Mrs. Brown will be
Fannie 1. Ash of this city.
Gen. BethaI, ]. A G., U. g. A., had
luhcheon party on Saturday for a
number of friends at the Lodge Tea
house, I'LL De Sales street.
Commander R. A. vago, the Argen-
are entertaining Mrs. Gerard Des-
mond Linke informally at dinner in
the Wardman Park Hotel this eve
ming. 1t is in the nature of a farewell
for Europe.
Commander and Nine. vago are
leaving for Toronto early in August
for stay of several weeks
Representative Edgar r. Kiess of
PENNSYLVANIA has joined Mrs Kiess
at the Shoreham Hotel Mrs Kiess
was called to Washington by the
Representative and Mrs Nicholas
Longworth, who are guests of the
latter's brother and sister-in-law Mr.
and Mrs Karpojf RnnSauaIf IN
York, will go to Cincinnati before re-
turning to Washington.
The assistant secretary of the
Navy, Col. Theodore Roosevelt, has
returned to Washington after spend
ing July 4, with Mrs. Roosevelt and
their children at Oyster, Bay.
Col. Robert NJ Thompson, who is
attending the Olympic games in
Paris, will return to this country
early in August and will join Mrs.
Thompson at Fairlawn, Southampton.
Mrs. Stephen H. Pell and her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert ]. Pell are also in Paris at
tending the games and will return
on the same boat with Col. Thompson.
The solicitor of the State Depart
ment and Mrs. Charles Cheney Hyde
are leaving for New York today and
will sail tomorrow with the American
President Roosevelt for London. They
are accompanied by their son and
daughter.
Mrs Hamilton Wright has opened
her summer home, the Norlands, in
Livermore, Me, where she will re-
main until she sails for Europe later
in the month.
Surg. Gen. and Mrs Edward
Rhodes Stitt have with them their
daughter, Mrs. Robert w. Fleming.
wife of Lieut.. Fleming, who sailed
July l on the Raleigh, to be gone
about two months. Mrs. Fleming
will visit Lieut.. Fleming's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Fleming, at the
University of Virginia, later in the
month.
Mr. Ludlow King, son of Mrs. John
A. Hull, is spending the month of
July in the art colony of Southamp-
ton, as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Zolnay Mr.. King visited
West Point few days ago to see his
brother, Charles Bowler King. who
has just entered West Point as one
of the cadets from Oklahoma.
The marriage of Miss Carmen
Louise Mayer and Mr.. James Beatty
Evans will take place this afternoon
at O'Clock. The ceremony will be
performed by Rev. p. H. Brennan of