Evening star., 1925-09-30

dinner 1hlS evening 9L inc
l. embassy, entertaining the
members Of the French Debt
Funding Commission ana Of the
Tinted States commission.
The Minister OF Esthonia. VI. An
1onius Pip, will entertain ar dinner
This evening at the Metropolitan Club
IN honor Of the newly appointed
United States Minister to Santo Do.
rninso. Mr.. Evans g. Young. retiring
chief of the eastern European divi
sion Of the State Department.
Runanian Envoy ana Family
Sail on Homeric October Z.
The Minister OF Rumanis. and prin-
ress Bibesco will sail from England
@ " ednesday, October z. aboard the
-Homeric. Prince and Princess Bibesco
are now in Paris after visit in their
.Sumanian home. Princess Bibesco
has been absent for some time. having
spent last Winter with her parents,
%orner Premier Of England and Mrs.
Herbert Asquitb
The former Minister Of Finland to
Washington, Mr.. II. Saastamoin on,
accompanied by Mr.. H. y. Brocohe and
M. Dafndr, will come to Washington
rhis evening from New York. where
they arrived aboard tho Majestic this
morning. They are delegates to the
Congress of the 1nterparliamentary
Union and are accompanied by DR..
Elmo Soulahu, who will attend tho
ress, but is not delegate.
The charge d'affaires Of Rumania,
Mn. Frederic Nano. will come back to
Washington this afternoon from New
York, where ne has been for several
DAYS.
The counselor Of The Italian EN-
',assy, Sisnor Augusta Rosso, was
host at dinner last evening in com.
Dliynent to the retiring air attache OF
the embassy and Signora Calderara.
Others in the company were First
Secretary Conte Roferi di Villanova,
Secretary Of the Embassy and Signora
Mascia, the new military attache, Col.
Augusta Villa; the new air attache
Condr. Scaroni, and the new attache,
Signor Rosset.
The new air attache Of the Italian
embassy, Comdr. Silvio Scaroni, came
10 Washington yesterday and Is at
1he New Willard. Comdr. Scaroni
succeeds Comdr. Mario Calderara
who, with Signora Calderara, will leave
Washington shortly.
The commercial counselor OF the
Norwegian legation and Fru Lundh
will sail from New York tomorrow
aboard the United States and will
visit in their Norwegian home until
early in the new year.
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh will have
receiving with her Sunday afternoon,
when she will entertain all of the
delegates to the Interpar parliamentary
Congress- from 4:30 to o'clock In
her home at 2o20 Massachusetts ave-
nue., Sonora de Matthew, Nine. Mat
sudaria, Fru Bryn, Fru Wallenberg.
Sonora de Sanchez Latour, Sonora de
Olava, Nine. Prochnik, Nine. Samy,
Sonora de Alfarb, Mrs. Henry Getty
Chiffon, Nine. Pelenyi. Nine. Lipova,
Broderick and Mrs. John B. Hender-
son. Assisting Mrs. Walsh through
.he afternoon will be Mrs. Edward
W. Eberle, Mrs. John A. Leteune.
Mrs. John A. Hull, Mrs. George Bar
nett, Mrs. Charles J. Bell. Mrs. Ar
thur O'BrteA, Mrs. Lawrence Town
send, Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman and
che Misses sedgley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles !. Bell will
give g. garden party at Twin Oaks
Saturday afternoon from to
O'Clock, in honor of the delegates to
Who Congress Of the Interparliament-
ary Union and the ladies in their
party. Mrs. Bell will bave receiving
with her Sonora de Matthew, Fru
wallenberg, Frau Prochnik, Nine
Eamy, Mrs. Henry Getty Chiffon
Nine. Lipova, Nine. Adjemovitch
Mrs. Edward W. EberIe, Mrs. John
a. Lejeune, Mrs. John B. Henderson
and Mrs. Lawrence Townsend. Az
sisting win be Mrs. John Joyce Brod
erick, Mrs, John A, Hull, Mrs. Ceorke
Barnett, Mrs. Arthur O'Brfen. Mrs
Lyman B. Kepdail. Mrs. Walter r
Tuckerman and the Misses Sedsley.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
John J. Esch has been Joined by Mrs
Esch and their daughters, Miss Marie
tEsch and Miss Margaret Esch. IN
Aheir house at 1852 Ontario road. Mrs
.Gscb and her daughters have spent
tbe Summer in wisconsin.
Mrs. Adam NJ. Wyant and her chill