Evening star., 1925-05-25
Baron de Cartier in New
York En- Route From Cuba.

The Ambassador OF Belgium. Baron
de Cartier, is expected to arrive in
New York tomorrow from Havana,
where he went to attend the lnaugu-
ration OF President MachIdo. The Am
hassador will remain at the AmbaSsa-
dor Hotel until Wedne soay, when he
will come to Washington.
The Ambassador Of France and
Nine. Daeschrer viii entertain a com
pany of - at diraer this evening AT
the embassy when The AHHbassador OF
Chile and Sonora de Matthew and the
Amba ssaGor Of ttsls.. Signor di Mar
tino, will be the ranking guests.
The Ambassador OF Italy. Sisnor di
Martino. has returned from a short
stay in New York.
The Minister OF the Dominican Re-
public Senior Jose del Carmen AriZa,
was among the guests al the luncheon
given by the American commissioner
for Dominican affairs. Mr.. b. Sumner
Welles, who entertained Saturday at
the Metropolitan Club in compliment
to the vice president OF the Domin-
lean Republic, Senor Federico Nelas
uuez Others In the company were
the Ambassador OF Spain, Senor Don
Juan Riano; the Minister of Guate-
,nala, Senior Don Francisco Sanchez
Latour: the Minister Of Costa Rica,
Senor Don J. Rafael Dream muno: the
Minister of Honduras. Seror Luis Bo
gran: the charge d'affaires of Cuba.
Senor Don Arturo P2dro; the charge
a'affaireS of Argentina. Senior Felipe
Espil; the Secretary of Agriculture,
AIr. w. NJ. Jardine; the director gem
eral of the Pan-American Union, DR..
Leo S. Rowe; the secretary of the
legation of the Dominican Republic.
1ica1Hip6O EaFieyiEn A tN-a Mr.
Chandler p Anderson. Mr.. McCor-
mick Blair of Chicago, and Mr.. Orme
Wilson, jr.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Harlan F'iske
stone will be the guests of honor at
dinner this evening Of the counselor
OF the German embassy and Frau Won
Lewinski. who will entertain a COM
rany of IS in their home on Sixteenth
street.
The charge d'afaires of Persia, Mr.
p. Mohazzab-ed Dowleh kazemi, was
host at dinner Saturday evening in
compliment to Mr.. Abdullah Dahram
and Mr.. \. A. Seis, who represented
Persia in the international police con-
ference held recently in New York.
Mr. Dahram and Mr.. Seis left Wash
ington this morning for Philadelphia.
Senator and Mrs. Wesley l.. Jones
have returned from South America
and are in their suite at the Hotel
Roosevelt for a short time before go
ing to their home in Tacoma for the
Summer.
Senator and Mrs. Joseph T. Robin
son. who have been at Hot Springs
for a few weeks, left. there last eve
ming for their home at Little Rock.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy,
lsz..z 7 ~I,.e O.lNsr
turned this morning from Middleburg,
Va, where with Mrs. Robinson he
spent the week end. Mrs. Robinson
will join him here later.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Merritte w.
Ireland left the city yesterday for At
lantic City. y. j.. where the surgeon
general will attend the meeting OF
the American Medical Association.
Gen. Ireland is member of the coun-
ii of medical education and hospitals
of that Association. Friday he will
he in Philadelphia attending the cen
tennial anniversary of Jefferson Medi
cal College of that city. of which he
is a graduate. He will give an address
at the banquet held that evening.
Gen. and Mrs. Ireland will return
20 this city on May 30.
Former Vice President Thomas f.
Today for short stay in Washington.
Mrs. Marshall will not accompany
him on this trip to the National Capi
ial, according to a telegram received
l,y friends today.
Mrs. Horace Mann Towner has re-
turned to the Hotel Roosevelt to await
Gov. Towner's arrival. who is expect
cd shortly. to accompany Mrs. Towner
and Miss Towner to their former home
in Iowa.
Mrs. Theodore IEance Tiller was
hostess at luncheon today. entertain
ing in compliment TO Nine. Inouye,
wife of the retiring assistant military
uttache of the Japanese embassy.
OTHERS in the company were Mrs.
Adam NJ. Wyant. Nine. Kuwashima,
wife of the first secretary of the Japa-
uese embassy; Mrs. Ernest G.. Walker,
Mrs. zAbsalom Waller, Mrs. Edwin s.
!'uller. Mrs. Charles Burnett. Mrs.
David III. Blair. Mrs. T.. A. Hartman,