Evening star., 1925-06-02
Postmaster General and
Mrs. New Leave for West.

Postmaster General and
Mrs. New Leave for West.
The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Harry S. New will leave this after
noon for Detroit, from where they
will motor TO Turtle Lake. Mich, TO
remain for several weeks vacation.
The Minister of Finland. Mr.. AS
from, who was expected back today,
will remain in Pittsburgh until late
tomorrow. arriving in Washington
Thursday morning The Minister has
made an extensive tour of the Middle
and Far West and has been absent
some time.
The Minister of Poland and Nine.
Wroblewska went to New York toda Y
and will sail Saturday for Europe to
spend the Summer.
The Minister of Honduras and
Sonora de Bogran will move Thurs
day to 1924 Eighteenth street. Sonora
de %ogran arrived in Washington last
weeS with her two children and her
sister and cousin. Senorita Rosinda
Forth and Mile. Beatrice Leiva.
Mrs. James w. Wadsworth. jr., wife
OF Senator Wadsworth, is leaving
Washington today for Hampton. their
country place at Mount Morrie, N Y,
where Senator Wadsworth and the
family are already established.
Mrs. Wadsworth spent the week end
at the Gibson Island Club, just outside
of Baltimore.
The counselor of the Italian en-
bassy, Siguor Augusta Rosso, has re-
turned to Washington after passing
10 days in Canada.
= The first secretary of the Italian
+ embassy and Contessa Rogeri di Vii
!. lanova and the attache and Contessa
della Porta spent the week end and
holiday at The Gibson Island Club.
The military attache of the British
embas ssy, Col. G. E. c. G. Charlton,
has returned to Washington and is
at the Racquet Club until later in the
month, when the embassy will be
moved to Manchester by the Sea. Col.
Charlton arrived in New York at the
end of last week, after spending sew
eral weeks in England with Mrs.
Charlton and their children, who will
join him at Manchester the end OF
this month.
Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett will
= entertain the members of the former 8
ella IS at Annapolis, that of 1881. at
:. tea this afternoon, when Mrs Bar
nett's sister, Mrs. Henry c. Muslin,
will assist at the tea table.
Mrs R. S. Fleming entertained a
company of 20 at luncheon yesterday
:. II the Hotel Hamilton.
The assistant naval attache of the
French embassy, Chief Engineer Paul
E. H. Gripon, accompanied by his
daughter, Mile. Antoinette Grtpon,
- started for New York today by motor,
and the latter will sail Thursday
aboard La Savoie for France, where
she will spend three months in her
home there. Chief Engineer Gripon
will return to Washington the first Of
the week.
The president of George Washing
ton University and Mrs. William
Mather Lewis will receive this after
noon from to o'clock, in Corcoran
Hall, in honor of the graduating class
of the University.
Mrs. Andrew ]. Miller will entertain
company of so at dinner, followed
by dancing, in the ballroom of Ward
man Park Hotel this evening for her
daughter, Miss Frances Miller, in com
pliment to the latters cousin, Miss
Frederica McKenney, and her fiance,
Mr.. Blaine Mallan, whose marriage
will take place Saturday.
Miss Eleanor Guthrie, daughter of
x Gen. and Mrs. David l.. Brainard, is
leaving for New York tomorrow, and
will sail with her aunt, Nine. d'Arcis,
for Switzerland to spend the Summer
months.
Miss Diana Cumming has as her
house guest Miss Elizabeth Wisner of
Laurel, Miss, who will be with her
until Thursday, when she will go to
Smith College to be graduated. After
the graduation she will return to
Washington for longer visit.
Mrs. Richard s. Hill is entertaining
company at bridge this afternoon in
her home, in Chevy Chase, in compli-
ment to her daughter. Mrs. koenig,
wife of Capt. Egmont S. Koenig. who
is visiting her. The other guests are
Mrs. Roger Bagnall Mrs. Russell
Hitchcock, Mrs. Francis w. HILL jr;
Mrs. Lucien Vandoren, Mrs William
H. E. Holmes, Miss Irone Russell, Miss
Mary Stitt. Miss Betty Werner Miss
Elizabeth Marbury Beale and Miss
Charlotte Freeman Clark.
Additional guests are asked for tea
whcih will be served in the garden.
Mrs. Poe White has motored North
70 spend the month of June with
friends.
Mrs. Mahan, widow of Commodore
Dennis H. Mahan, has come from her
home, in Warrenton. Va, and is with
her nephew Mr.. James A Boorman.
at 2426 Tracy place for a week or 10
days.
The Misses Mclaughlin will enter
tain small company at dinner this
evening in their home. on Fifteenth
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