Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-08
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Secretary Of State and Mrs Kellogg Take
Temporary Residence ii Home Of
Undersecretary Of State.

as second lieutenant IN the Arm,
! during the war. For the past tws
/ Yeas he has been On American pfct
consul at Riga, xatvias and has. nov
been assigned 10 Singapore In TIL
same capacity.
Former Representative and Mrs. Ed
ward Heating wiz entertain q small
company informally at dinner tomor
row evening in compliment to Mrs
! Champ Clark, widow of former
Speaker Of the House, who - visiting
/ Mrs. George Poe In her home. OF
Twenty-first street
Engineer Lieut.. Paul T1douard Henr
Gripon, assistant naval a4tache Of thu
French embassy. will be acting nava
attache during the absence OF Capt
Edmond d. Wilim and his family who
have sailed for their home In France
for the Summer.
Miss Suzettet Dewey. daughter Of
Assistant Secretary Of the Treas.
ury and Mrs. Charles 8. Dewey, vii
come from Watch Hill. r. Il. to-
morrow to spend the week end WIFE
Mr. and Mrs. James Lee,
Mr.. and Mrs Lee, the latter for
merly Miss Lille Roosevelt. will en-
terrain at dinner Saturday evening
for Miss Dewey. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
were hosts at dinner Tuesday eve
ming, having as their guests Miss
Janet Newbold. Miss Martin Mars.
ton, Mr.. Woicott G. Waggalnafl and
Mr.. Edwin Earle.
Mrs. william Mead Coulling, widow
of Mai. Coulling, u. 8. A. will
come to washington in the Autumn
and present her daughter. Miss Let
tice Lee Coulling, Saturday afternoon
November 81, at q tea in the Wash
ington Club. Mrs. Coulling ana hei
daughter have been living In Balti-
more for q year.
Mrs. Marietta Minnigerode Andrews
who was called to Salt Lake City,
Utah, some time ago by the illness Of
her son, Mr.. Eliphalet =. Andrews
Is the guest Of Mr., and Mrs. Philip
Holt at the famous mining town, Hlhg.
ham Canyon, Utah, one Of the few
remaining typical mining towns left
in the country. Mrs. Holt and Mrs.
Andrews daily drive from Bingham
Canyon to Salt Lake City and back, g
distance of 90 miles. across the desert
and Salt Lake Valley, Mrs. Andrews
being In constant demand as q speaker
on the subject of Monticello.
From her present hosts she viii go
to Laramie, Wyo., to visit Bishop and
Mrs. Nathaniel s. Thomas, and later
win visit the Rev ana Mrs. #. G. Wis
senbach at Kelly, Wyo., a town at the
entrance of Yellowstone Park. Mr..
Wissenbach, like Mrs. Andrews, is a
painter. and they will do q good deal
Of work together.
After a visit to friends in Santa
Barbara, Calf, Mrs. Andrews will re-
turn to Washington.
Mai. and Mrs. John ID. Burnett
have taken an apartment at Wardman
Park Hotel, having just arrived In
Washington by motor from Fort
LeafenWorth. where Mai. Burnett at
tended the general star school. He is
now assigned to the Army War Col.
lege.
Mrs. william George Mundinger and
her baby son, Daniel Moore Mundin.
ger, have gone to West Virginia To
spend the Summer with Mrs. Nun.
dinger's parents Judge and Mrs.
Lewis N. Tavenner. In their country
home. Warth Moore. Mr.. Mundinger
will join his family in few weeks.
Judge and Mrs. j.. Harry Covington
are sailing today aboard the Olympic
to spend the remainder Of the Sum
.nler abroad.
Former Italian Diplomat
Sailed Today for Paris.
Conte David, Costantini, formerly
attached to the Italian Embassy here,
and Contessa Costantini. Win sail to-