The Washington times., 1925-04-17
MOUNT VERNON
VISIT ED
TODAY.
General Machado Makes
Pilgrimage to Shrine;
Reception Tonight
BY JEAN ELIOT

the visit of any foreign potentate
ito washington. The party started
early in the morning in order that
General Machado might be back IN
time to visit Arlington this after.
moon and place wreath on the
grave OF the unknown soldier.
The cruise down the Fotomac
was made on the Sylph and lunch
con was served aboard on the re-
turn trip. with Assistant Secretary
of State and Mrs. ). Butler Wright
as hosts. In the company were
General Machado's party, including
his daughter, Mile. Elvira Machado.
Doctor de Cespedes, Secretary OF
State OF Cuba; Doctor Raphael San
chez Aballi, who is to be Cuban
ambassador to the United States,
and others, with the Charge dAfs
Haires of Cuba and Nine. Padre and
a few other guests.
This trip will undoubtedly pro-
vide the Cuban visitors with pleas
mt memories, as Mount Vernon Is
now at its loveliest and the woods
Bringing the blue Potomac are pat
kerned in delicate greens, the dog
wood showing up in snowy patches
and the rosy bloom Of fruit trees
bringing the edges.
Late this afternoon President
elect Machado and his party will
Inspect the Presidents yacht, tn"
Mayflower.
The Charge d,Affaires of Cuba
and Nine. Padre will be hosts tn
night at a large and brilliant re-
ception. which is being given at the
embassy. Guests will include the
chiefs of diplomatic missions, State
Department officials, headed by the
Secretary of State and Mrs. KEEL
1ogg, who are dining first with the
Ambassador of Chile and Nine. Ma
khieu; and many others from official
and resident society. Members
of the embassy staff viii assist the
hostess. There viii be music dur
ing the evening, with dancing as a
feature of the entertainment. Gen.
eral Machado and his daughter
will receive with the hosts.
Cuban Executive Dinner Guest
OF Secretary and Mrs. Kellogg i
Last evening the Secretary of
State and Mrs. Kellogg entertained
in honor of General Machado. the
dinner being given in the Pan
American Union. The company in.
Sited to meet the new Cuban Chief
Executive was highly official and
Included the chiefs OF diplomatic
missions of the Latin-American ma
fions. Dinner was served In the
Hall Of the Americas, with an or
chestra from the Marine Band
playing I'm the patio below.
The guests were the Ambassador
of Chile and Sonora de Matthew,
Doctor Herman Velarde, the Am
9Iassador of Mexico, and Sonora de
Teller, Mile. Machado, Mile. Mer-
cedes Madrazo, the Minister for
Foreign Affairs Of Cuba. Doctor
Carlos Manuel de Cespedes; General
and Sonora Alberto Herrera, Rafael
Sanchez Aballi, Doctor Martinez
Minister Of. Uruguay and Nine.
Tarela; the Minister OF Guatemala
and Nine. Sanchez Latour; the Min
lister of Colombia and Nine. Olaya:
the Minister of Panama and Nine.
Alfaro; the Minister OF Costa R!ca
j Rafael Oreamuno; the Minister OF
Bolivia and Nine. Jaimes FPeyre;
dhe Minister Of the, Dominican Re-
public and Nine. del Carmen Aria;
.the Minister of Ecuador and Nine.
Ochoa Ortiz; the Minister OF Para
quay and Nine. Ayala; the Minister
of Haiti and Nine. Price. the Minis
ter of Honduras, Luis BogEan;
Charge d'Affaires of Brazil and
Mime. Oracle: the Charge d'Affaires
Sof Argentina, Felipe A. Espil; the
Charge d'Aftaires of Cuba and Nine
'Padro; the Charge d'Affaires of
Nicaragua, Doctor Jose Antonio
srigerino; the Charge d'Affaires OF
Salvador and Sonora de Castro, the
Charge d'Affaires of Venezuela and
Mime. Yanes, Postmaster General
H. Admiral and MFG
Edward w. Eberle, Brigadier Cen
seraI Samuel D. Rockenbach, Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Sanders, Admiral
and Mrs. Henry H. Hough, Joseph
e. Grew, Undersecretary to State;
Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. j. Butler Wright, Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs. Wilbur
j. Carr. Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. John ". A. MacMurray,
Mrs. Francis White, Secretary Of
the Cuban Embassy, Jose 7. Baron;1
Captain and Mrs V. G.. Vllalta,
fcommander and Mrs. w. A. Glass
ford Miss Clara Louise Otis, of st.
sFaui, Mimi; Major William H. Shd-
tan. Doctor. L. S. Rowe, Coloael
John H, Carroll and Cayetano de
Aluesada, Of the Cuban Mission.
. General Machado was. Of course
placed at MIS-. hellOBS IlSHS manu-
and since he speaks no English and
Mrs. Kellogg. no Spanish, it looked
FOR a moment as though the dinner
might be something OF an ordeal for
Doth However, charming little
Mime. Varela. wife OF the Minister
of Uruguay, who was seated nearby,
came to the rescue in the role Of
Interpreter; and soon there was an
animated flow Of conversation which
,verged on hilarity occasionally when
translation was a bit literal.
: Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Gown, who
had a tea yesterday afternoon for
General Machado, an old friend,
Invited some fifty guests to meet
him and had a group Of the pref
stiest girls available presiding at
the flower decked tea table They
were Mrs. John d. Schoonmaker,
.jr.. daughter of the hosts; Miss
Helen Carusi Miss Mary Helen,
Miss Mary Veeder and Mrs. En-
Iique Ros, of New York, who with
Mr.. Ros, is visiting the GOWNS.
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