Evening star., 1926-04-01
Secretary Kellogg Host
At luncheon Party Today.


of War and Mrs Dwight +, Davis.
Secretary Kellogg Host
At Luncheon Party Today.
The Secretary of State. Mr.. Kel.
logg, entertained at lunch today at his
home on Nineteenth street in honor
OF the United States and Mexican
Mixed Claims Commission. In the
company We're the presiding commits
sioner, Dr. e. van Nollenhoven; DIR.
G. Fernandez MacGregor. Mexican
commissioner; Judge Edwin p, Park
or. American commissioner: DR.. Be
nito Flores, Mexican agent; Col. Henry
w. Anderson, American agent; Mr.
J. Butler Wright, Assistant Secre
tary of State; Col. Robert f.. Olds
Assistant Secretary of State; DIR. Jose
Romero. Mexican secretary. and DIR.
William p. Cresson, American Secre-
tary to the commission; Mr.. Frank
lin Mott Gunther, chief of the division
Mexican affairs, State Department
DIR. Carbajal Rosas, counsel for
the Mexican agent, and Judge Charles
Kerr, counsel for the American agent;
Mr.. Frederick S. Dunn and Mr. Ar
thur Carduff, assistants to the Amer
lean agents.
The Ambassador of Argentina.
SEIlpT 1iOIDiIO Will tI1-
tertain at dinner Sunday evening for
the delegates from Argentina to the
Pan-American Journalist Congress,
when he has invited a number of
distinguished men to meet them.
The Ambassador of Japan and Nine.
Matsudaira, accompanied by their
two daughters. the Miles. Matsudaira.
left last evening for Hot Springs, Va,
70 nN- hnli6aVS
The Minister of Switzerland. NJ.
Marc Peter. will return this evening
from New York, where he has been at
the Waldorf-Astoriaf for short stay.
Senator and Mrs. Robert Nelson
Stanfield were joined in their apart
nent at 240O Sixteenth street last
night nv their daughter. Mrs. Henry
Dunn. formerly Miss Barbara stan
field. who came up from her new nome
AT Jacksonville, Fla, to spend a week
or 10 days. Mr.. Dunn could not &C
company her North just at thls tllile:
hut may arrive in time for oriel
visit to accompany her pack u
Florida.
Mrs William NJ. Butler and her two
s.,,,rt,+ars Reatrice and Mary, lett
washington today for their nome III
Tnston. and will remain there los
about 10 days. Senator Butter couIa
NOT accompany them on account oi
Congress.
Mics Iulia Maths. who has been
in the South for several Weeks al
rived in Aiken, s. c., yesterday ana
is at WillcoXs for Easter. MISS MAI
tis' uncle. Senator William B. Mchln'
levi is in his Illinois home.
Miss Rosa-Maye Kendrick. daughter
Of Senator and Mrs. John B. kendrlck,
entertained at luncheon yesterday AT
+he chevy Chase Club in compliment
70 Miss Maud Marshall Mason, daush-
ter of Mrs Julien Jacqueln Mason.
The other guests were Miss Anne But-
Ter Miss Rosamond Reed, Miss kath-
crime Watson. Miss Francesca McNtm, Nm,
ney. Miss Josephine Weller, MISS
Laura Winder Marshall, Miss Mary
Rratlev. Miss Ellen Wise CrenshaW,
Miss Dorothy Hill, Miss Charlotte
Childress, Miss Eleanor Snyder, MISS
Dorothea Lane, Miss Helen Gary ana
Miss Lydia Archbold.
Representative and Mrs. John Q.
TilSon have staying with them at
their home on o street Miss Rosalind
Kenton of Boston, Mass, who Will re-
main until Saturday before returning
to New England.
Representative and Mrs. John w.
Summers have with them for the
Easter holidays their daughter, Miss
lean Summers, who will return Tues
day to her studies at Mary Lyon
School, Swarthmore, Pa. Miss sum
mers was accompanied on her arrival
here by her schoolmate, Miss Aileen
Williams of Erie, Pa. who went TO
New York yesterday for. the holidays.
The retiring military attache of the
Polish legation and Nine. Hulewicz
left this morning for New York, from
where they will sail Saturday on the
Paris for Poland.
The chief of staff and Mrs. John
J.. Hines will not observe their usual
Sunday afternoons at home at Fort
Myer until the last Sunday in April.
Miss Carrie Jones Garrett, daughter
of Representative and Mrs. Daniel L.
Garrett, whose marriage TO Mr.. Bev
erly NIagruder Wingfield, will take
place Saturday at noon, was the guest
in whose honor Miss Jessica Corrine
Smith entertained at luncheon today
at the Burlington. Miss Smiths
guests are remaining through the
afternoon 10 play bridge.
Miss Marion Ames and Miss Marion
Seeley of Lansing, Mich, arrived yes
terday afternoon and are house guests
at the home of Miss Ruth Hudson.
3755 Mckinley street, Chevy Chase,
until her marriage, which takes place
on Saturday.
Miss Suzette Dewey, daughter of
the Assistant Secretary of the Treas
uly and Mrs. Dewey. entertained a