Evening star., 1925-10-08


- the convention OF the Amer
lean Legion in Omaha. Nebr.
The .tmba ssador of Spain. Senor
Don lose Riano. Joined Sonora de
Riano yesterday afternoon. after
spending some weeks visiting in the
north.
The Amba sSador Of Italy and Sig
nora di Martino have entertained al
series Of informal dinner and luncheon
parties during the Congress of the In
terparlia mentary Union. Among their
parties was dinner in compliment to
The retiring Air attache and Sgnora
Calderara, the other guests including
The counselor of the embassy. Signor
RoSSo; the naval attache nd Contessa
Sommati di Mombello and The secre-
tary. Signor Leonardo Vitetti.
The .Amba ssador and Sicnora dI
Martino were also hosts at a luncheon
when their guests We're the AmbasSa
dor of France, NJ. Daeschner: Mrs.
Lawrence Townsend and members of
the embassy staff.
The Ambassador of Germany. Baron
Ago Won Nathan. left last night for
New York, accompanied by DR.. Ed
Wart Won Selzam. secretary of the EN-.
hassy and they will be absent from
the embassy for two or three DAYS.
The Ambassador will attend the din
ner given tonight by the Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace
10 all the members Of the Congress of
the fnterparliamen Union. Bar
oness Won Nathan is TO arrive in New
York from Germany October "a
Norwegian Minister and Family Go
To New York for Morse Centenary.
The Minister of Norway and F'ru
Rryn will go to New York today to
attend the centenary celebration of
The beginning of the Morse imni-ra-
tion to this country. which will begin
tomorrow and continue through Sun
day. The Minister and Fru Rryn
will return the first of the week and
will be accompa MED to New York by
their daughters.
The Minister of Sweden and Nine.
Wallenberg left WASHINGTON this
morning for motor trip to Phila.
delphia. New York and Long isla nd
They were acCompa MED by Baron
Troile. private secretary to the Min.
lister. and are expected to return to
Washington the latter part of next
week.
The Minister Of Panama and Sonora
de Sanchez Latour entertained All din
ner last evening in honor of Mr.. An
tonic Batries. The other guests in
cluded Senator and Mrs. Claude A.
Swanson. Representative and Mrs
Fred A. Britten. Conte and Contessa
hi Pagliano. Admiral and Mrs. Edward
w. Eberle. Commissioner and Mrs.
Cuno H. Rudolph. Capt. and Mrs.
Ridley Mclean. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lansing, Mrs. Henry D. Flood. Senor-
ita Helena Calderon and Mr.. Carlos
Batries.
The newly appointed Minister of
Poland. Mr.. Jan Ciechanowski and
Nine. Ciecha are expected to
arrive in Washington at the end OF
November from Poland. Mr. Ciecha-
nowski was in Wa ashington few
weeks ago with the Polish foreign
minister and has since been on duty
a the foreign Office. Mr.. Ciecha now
SKI was formerly counselor of the
Polish Legation in London. The newly
appointed Minister and Nine. Ciecha-
nowski will be accompa MED by their
two children, both under years of
age.
Representative T.. Hart Fem will |
come to Washington tomorrow to join 7
Mrs. Fem, who is al the Shoreha m
Hotel for few days. Representative |
Fem will leave shortly for California. /
and Mrs. Fem will go to Atlantic |
City Sunday to spend some time with |
friends. whom she will accompany to
her home in Connecticut, where she |
will remain until December.
The charge d'affaires of Persia and |
Nine. Kazemi have leased the house |
at 1745 y street and expect to take |
possession the middle of October The
house was occupied for several sea
sons by Mrs. II. Wiifred du Puy be- !
fore her marriage to Capt. George w. |
Steele. jr.. L. $. N. and for two sea |
sons has been closed The Persian le- |
cation has been esta blshed for some
time at 1920 Sixteenth street. the home