Evening star., 1926-10-09

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iDr. Antonio CaStrO-Leal
liarge q .ifiaires of Mexico.
Due To the absence of his excel
ency. Senor Don Manuel {. Tellez.
Mexican Amba Ssa dor. the counselor OF
he embassy. Dr. Antonio Castro
I-eal, viii he at the head ut the en-
nassy as charge daffares ad-interin
Mrs. Robert Nelson Stantield is in
Washington and has opened her
:partmenl At 2i00 Sixteenth street
.or the season. Airs. SehnileId has
>nent the greater part Of the SUM
,ncr in the West ard also visited her
,on-in-laW and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Dunn. At Atlanta.
Rear Admiral Guy 7. Burrage. L.
$ y. president of the Board of In
..oartiUn and Survey. Navy Depart
nl~nt. and Mrs. Burlage announce
tbc euna cement OF their daughter
Charlotte Meade 10 SenCr Don Victor
James F'reyr", second secretary of
The Bolivian legation and son Of the
NiristcI, of Bolivia and Sonora de
JaimnS FrcYre.
Admiral ana Mrs. BurTage and
their daughter Will probably spend
some time abroad, and the wedding
will not take place in the near future.
Miss Burrage made her debut in
Norfolk. Va. and is a graduate of
the Eastman School. Senor Freyre
vas formerly private secretary at the
Eolivian legation in Chile and last
wear H., was sent by his govern ment
aS an attache to tn" centennial OF
AXaruCho.
Mr.. Barton Han. second secretary of
tie American legation III Helsingfors.
Finland is now on leave of absence in
Washington and IS staying at the May
flower.
Baron Lennart Rappe. attache of
the legation of Sweden. entertained
larty OF five at dinner last evening
in the presidential dining room of the
MaytloWcr
The naval attache Of the Brazilian
embassy, C0nldr. Raider de Aquinn.
,eturned to Washington yesterday
from Atlantic City ard is staying at
the Mayflower.
Nine Karl Won Lewinski wife of
the former counselor Of the German
embassy. now consul general in New
York. who has been spending some
on the Columbus next Saturday and
Will come al once TO her home on Six
tccnth street She has been in Paris
for III" past two weeks, after spending
a fortnight in Berlin.
Miss Fannie Dial has as her house
guests for the week end Miss Virginia
Pochon and Miss Erica Pochon.
After spending a week in New York
and several days in Boston, where
they attended the marriage Of their
niece, Miss Dorothy Stetson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Heath have returned to
their residence. on s street.
Mr. William S Howell. chief of the
Mexican division of the state De
partment. and Mrs. Howell will en-
tertain at 4 buffet luncheon tomor-
row for the players in the tennis
tournament between the men of the
State Department and the diplomatic
corps. Mr.. and Mrs. Howell have the
house of Mr.. and Mrs. +. Lammot
Belin, on Twenty eighth street. and
the tournament will be played on the
court there, as has been the custom
every year. The playing Will begin
this afternoon and all day on Sunday,
and Sunday afternoon tea will be
served to all the guests who Will come
to watch the matches.
Mr.. and Mrs William Goodyear
johnson announce the marriage of
their daughter Mary to Mr.. John
Rocky E,llingStOn. which took place
today at Spring Lake, \. j. Mr.. and
Mrs. EllinEston will be at home after
November - at 1924 III street, this
city.
Miss Katharine Wrcnn left Wash
in@Gon this morning to spend the week
end with her hrother-in-laW and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. =. IIalluck du Pont.
Mrs W f. l!alsey has returned to
her apartment at the marlborough for
the Winter. after spending the Spring
and Summer abroad.
AIr and Mrs. George Rouma OF the
BELGIAN legation in Mexico. left Wash
ington today. after having spent sev
eraI days at the Willard. They have
tust returned after a leave of absence
in Europe and will sail early next
week from New York for Mexico.
whore Mr. Rouma win resume his
post.
MIR ana Mrs. Robert y. Harper have
closed their country home. Caradoc
Hall near Leesburg. Va. and have
opeEed their house. 1915 sixteenth
street. for the Autumn and Winter.
Mr.. and Mrs William Kennedy
Butler have returned from Sugar Hill.
N H.. where they spent the summer.