Evening star., 1926-10-18
Secretary and Mrs. Kellogg
Entertain Guests From Scotland.


Secretary and Mrs. Kellogg
Entertain Guests From Scotland.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs
Kellogg had as their guests over Sun
day Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin r. Boyd of
Glasgow, Scotland, who are visiting
In this country. Mrs. Boyd was for
merly Miss Lyford, daughter Of Mr..
William II. Lyford Of Chicago.
Tho Secretary of Labor and Mrs
James J. Davis will have with them
in their apartment at Wardman Park
Hotel for a few days this week Mrs
Edward Martin OF Pittsburgh. Pa.
aunt of Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Mary Ro,
denbaugh, mother of Mrs. Davis. IS
also visiting the Secretary and Mrs.
Davis.
The charge daffaires Of France.
Count de Sartiges. was host at
dinner Saturday evening to Col.
Yves Picot and NJ. NJ. Jacques Tiuelle,
delegates to the convention of the
American Legion. held last week in
Philadelphia. Col. Picot and NJ
Tiuelle came to Washington Friday to
call on President Coolidge and went to
New York last night to remain until
Saturday, when they will sail aboard
the PAris for their homes in France
The military attache of the en-
bassy, Gen George A. l.. Dumont, en-
tertaned at luncheon yesterday at
Wardman Park Hotel for the visitors.
The Assistant Secretary Of State.
Mr.. J. Butler Wright. will return this
evening from New York whore he
went to meet Queen Marie OF Ru-
mania. Mrs. Wright remained in their
Washington home
Mrs. John B. Henderson entertained
at dinner last evening in compliment
to the members of the National Capt.
tai Park and Planning Commission
composed of Maj. Gen. Edgar Jadwin,
Maj. L. s. Grant, Sd; Lieut.. Col. J.
Franklin Bell, Mr.. Frederick A. De-
lano, Mr.. Stephen T. Mather and Mr.
j. c. Nichols. The company included
the Secretary Of Agriculture and Mrs.
William NJ. Jardine. Representative
and Mrs Thomas w. Phillips, jr.;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira r. Bennett. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman, MIR.
and Mrs. George Oakley Totten, Mrs.
Henry F. Dimock. Mrs. Edmund
Pendleton. Mrs. James Carroll Frazer
and Mr.. Breckinridge Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cortlandt s. Van
Rensselaer,, 1r., Of New York who
I a.,
Mass. are spending their honeymoon
IN Washington at the AIayflower.
MIS-. Van Rensselaer,, formerly Miss
Georgtna Lawrence Wells, is the
daughter Of Mr.. T. Tileston Wells.
consul general OF Rumania in New
York. and Mrs. Wells, who Will give
luncheon Saturday in New York
Tor her majesty the Queen Of Ru
mania this being one Of the few
o1
visit.
LIEUT.. Col. Arthur Poillon, who has
oeen appointed by the President "a
mllltarN aid'to the Queen of Ruma mia
curing her stay In this country will
oe guest at the Mayfower during
ms stay in Washington, Mrs, Poi,lon
VII accompany her husband to Wash.
ington. " ''S'ii'
MI ana Mrs. Charles Herries Wood.
nuII nave returned from the NOM.
talns OF North Carolina and are 81
thelr home on Massachusetts averne
Ior the Winter. Mrs. .Iulius Iie,.
NaIo OF charleston. s. G.. will be their
u"i i's 'he latter part OF October
Eoi. and Mrs. Richard NJ. Cutts
WIN De h"sts to n small COMPANY at
&c tHis AFTERNOON in compliment 70
en mouse guest, Mrs. Julia Iudd
Swanzy or Honolulu. They will he
assisted by Mrs. Edward III psiner
mrs Albert Ware Marshall and Mrs
Mrs. Swanzy and her son.,n.law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Ranratt
who have been with Col. and Mrs
rutts Tor short time, will go to New
york tomorrow and stay until Sat1,r.
day. They will later visit in Chicago
ana return to Honolulu in November.
Mrs. John Campbell Forester of
''VV Hnooe Island avenue, who has
returned to her home here, has been
invited by the mayor of New York
70 attend the reception at the Ritz
1aritcn In honor of the Queen of
Rumania and other events planned
Tor her majesty.
Mr.. and Mrs Francis Kilkenny OF
Chicago are passing few DAYS al tho
Willard. having come to Washington
rom Atlantic City, where they spent
week. Mr. Kilkenny is a close per-
sonal friend OF Vice President Dawes.
Mr.. Alfonso p. Donesa will be enter.
tained at dinner this evening by Direc-
tor and Mrs. Vicente Bumuan. Mr..
Donesa is graduate of Georgetown
University Law School, class OF 1926,
The charge daffaires Of France.
Count de Sartiges. Is a patron for the
recital Of NJ. Maurice Dumesnil. which
will be given Monday evening. Novem-
her l. at S o'clock. at the Continental
Memorial Hall. under the auspices OF
the National League of American Pen
Women. The other members of the
embassy staff will attend the concert.
NJ. Dumesnil will play the Chopin
numbers Of his recital on Chopin $
own piano, one OF the art treasures
Of France, which has been intrusted
TO NJ. Dumesnil for this tour because
a large sum has already been paid to
he used for the benefit OF the wounded
musicians Of France. The Pen Women
have arranged for group Of disa bled
American veterans who are musicians