Evening star., 1925-07-06

T HE Secretary Of the Trea sury.
Mr. Mellon. will remain al
Southampton for a fortnight
= with his family in the villa
which they are occupying for
the season. The Secretary's arrival at
Southampton Friday afternoon was
officially observed by the village and
Main street was decorated and flags
presented to the town by the local
American Legion were flown for the
first time. Capt. w. d. Thomas. u.
s. A., accompanied the Secretary TO
Southampton. and will be his guest for
the week, and he and his daughter.
Miss Ailsa Mellon. are also entertain
inc Mr.. Grover c. Looming, who flew
from Newport Saturday.
Secretary Mellon was host at lunch
con Saturday AT the National Golf
Club after playing through the morn
ing. In the afternoon ne reviewed the
parade with his nephew. Mr.. Edward
L. Mellon Mai. Theodore Mcneil, u.
s. A: Mrs. Arthur Is. Clafiin, presi-
dent of the Southampton Village Asso-
citation, and Mrs. George Dewitt and
Miss Zella DeMilhau. who were otheI
members Of the committee.
Nine. Daeschner and the Miles.
Daeschner wife and daughter of the
Anlba ssador to France were entertain
Homestead at Hot Springs. by Mai
and Mrs. w. Mckee Dunn, whose
other guests Included Mrs. Dunns
father. Mr.. Jesse l.. Eddy of New
York.
The Amba ssador Of Italy. Sicnor di
MARITIME, has joined SiSnora di MARITIME
in their cottage st Beverly Farms
Mass, having gone there the end of
last week.
Esthonia Minister and
Mime. Pip Sail for Canada.
The Minister of Esthonia and Nine
Piip went to New York last evening
and will sail today for Montreal
canada. They will spend about 10
days there and return by water to
New York.
The Minister of Lithuania and Nine
BiZa auSkiene started at noon TODAY TO
motor along the New Jersey coast and
will be absent about 10 days.
Senator and Mrs. T. Coleman du
Pont, accompanied by a party of
friends. have sailed from New York
for Havana and will stay al the Sevilla
Riltmore.
Representative and Mrs. Henry
Winfield Watson returned Saturday
from A tour of the world and are in
their home on Massachusetts avenue
for q few days before motoring to their
place near Philadelphia for the re-
mainder of the Summer. They will
come 10 Washington for the Autumn
and Winter season early in October.
The first secretary of the Italian
embassy. Conte Delfino Rogeri di
Nillanova. will be joined at the end
OF a week or 10 days by Contessa
r ogeri di Nillanova, who is in New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman
have left Washington for the Sum
mer, going first TO visit their daughter
Mrs. Murray, at Dunkirk, n. Y. Later
they will go to their mountain camp
on Lake Christine. Percy, y. n.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Joseph
Strauss, and their daughter. Miss
Helen Strauss, started this morning
for motor trip along the New Eng
land coast. They will go to Phila
delphia today and spend a short time
with Admiral and Mrs. Strauss son.
Ensign Elliott Strauss, before pro
ceeding further.
Sir Youssauf Saddick Pasha of Cairo
has arrived a the Willard Hotel from
New York and will remain in Wash
ington for two days. Sir Youssauf
landed in the United States 10 days
ago.
Col. John W. Wright. L. s. A.. is
visiting his mother. Mrs. Marcus
Wright, al the Wyoming. Mrs.
Wright and their pretty daughter
Pauline are spending the Summer in
the Adirondacks. but will join Coli
Wright in the Autumn at his new
post, Fort Williams. Portland. Me-.
where Miss Wright will make her
debut in November.
Capt and Mrs. William l.. Little
field have gone to Sherwood Forest,
where they will spend the rest of the
Summer at their cottage.
The newly appointed United States
Minister to Poland and Mrs. Stetson
will sail tomorrow from New York for
their new post at Warsaw. Mr.. Stet-
son has been in Washington for a
day or So.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey w Hyde. ir..