Evening star., 1925-07-31

V HE Amba SSador OF Italy and
Signora di MARITIME. who are
spending the season at Bever
- ly, Mass. will be the guests
over the week end of Conte
Antonio Cippico and Contes |ippico
at Nilliamstown.
The Minister of the Irish Free
State. MIR Timothy A. Smiddy. left
yesterday for New York. where he
will spend short time before going
to Williamstown, Mass, to attend the
institute of politics at Williams Col
lege. He will return To Washington
the end of next week.
Iatvian Envoy, NJ. Sega.
Leases House for Season.
The Minister of Latvia. NJ. Seya,
will move tomorrow to the residence
at 1715 Massachusetts avenue, which
he has leased. He has been at
Wardman Park Hotel since his ar
rival in Washington. The office of
the legation will also be at the new
address.
Representative and Mrs. Harry c.
woodward of West Virginia are at
the Hotel Traymore. Atlantic City, to
remain for a week or 10 days.
The counselor of the Brazilian EN-
bassy and Sonora de Sousa Leao
Oracle, will go to New York today,
and sail tomorrow on the Western
World for q siX-month visit at their
home in Brazil
The second secretary of the en-
bassy, Senor Roberto Mendes Con
calves, will accompany them 10 New
York.
The second secretary Of the Irish
Free State legation, Mrs. A. l.. Mac
feat, will arrive in New York August
from Ireland. where she has been
for several weeks.
The United States Ambassador to
Belgium. Mr.. William Phillips, is
spending a brief vacation at Wen
ham, Mass, and will be at the Hotel
Ambassador, in New York, the first
of next week for few days. and will
meet the members of the Belgian
Debt Funding Commission on their
arrival Tuesday.
The newly appointed United States
Ambassador to Argentina and Mrs
Peter Augustus Jay are spending
several weeks at Newport and will
sail the last week in August for his
new post. Mrs. Jay, who is in New
York for few days, is staying at
the Plaza and will return to New
port tomorrow
The marriage of Miss Laura Max
Inc Ross, daughter of DR. Joseph r.
Ross, to Mr.. c. Lawrence Pohle took
place today at noon, in New York,
in the Temple Seventh day Advent
ist Church, the Rev. Carlyle B.
Haynes officiating
The bride was attended by Miss
Irene Grampt as maid of honor and
Miss Pauline Hart. Miss Myrtle
Brown and Miss Jane Sutherland as
bridesmaids. Mr.. Edward Rowland
Genge was the best man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pohle will sail to-
morrow for Cuba, where he will be
principal of the Adventist Training
School at Bartle. Mr.. Pohle and his
bride both attended the Washington
Missionary College, and all the at
tendantS and the officiating clergy
men also attended the Takoma Park
institution.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Harry P.
Huse were hosts at dinner last eve
ming at Williamstown, Mass, when
their guests included the president
of Williams College and Mrs Harry
A. Garfield, Sir Frederick and Lady
Maurice of London, Gen. and Mrs.
John L. Chamberlain, Gen. William
A. Pew, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Walter w. Phelps, Capt. and Mrs.
Charles L. Hussey, Prof Jesse S.
Reeves and Miss Marie Boynton.
Miss Mildred Greble, daughter of
Brig. Gen. Edwin st. j. Brebble. u. S. |
A, accompanied by Mrs. Daniel Sands
and Mrs. Massey of Middleburg, Va.
have gone to Long Island. where they
are guests of Miss de Milhau in her |
camp at Montauk Point
Miss Betty Edwards. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr n Edwards, is en- |
tertaining informally at bridge this |
afternoon in compliment to Mrs. Paul |
Feliz Of Cleveland, who before her |
marriage was Miss Dorothy Bride of |
Washington. The guests include Miss |
Virginia Graham. Miss Dorothy Ev-