Evening star., 1927-11-12
Czechoslovak Envoy
Host at Lunch Yesterday.

leave late this afternoon.
Czechoslovak Envoy
Host at Lunch Yesterday.
The Minister Of Czechoslovakia. Dr.
Fierlinger was host at luncheon yes
,er,lay in compliment to Gen. Sher'
ri.", delegate flom the French gov
ernment to the International Radio
telegraph Conference.
The Minister of Persia. Mira Ia
YOU'D Khan Meftah. was the ranking
guest at dinner last evening or MAI
and Mrs. Donald NJ. Beere. who enter
,ained at the dinner dance at the Offi'
GERS Club at Washington Barracks:
Others in the company were Col. and
Mrs Upton Birnie, Col. and Mrs.
Charles A. THUS, the secretary or the
Persic, legation and Nine. NourE. the
assistant naval attache OF the Frencn
embassy and Nine. Duban. Maj. and
Mrs. r. NJ Danford. Maj. and Mrs.
Donald c. Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs.
Tohert Eymerv, Maj. and Mrs. Don.
sId Cubbison, Comdr. and Mrs. Claude
Ashton Jones. Maj. and Mrs. E. I.
King. Mai and Mrs. John A. Crane.
Mai and Mrs. A. X. s. Lyman, Maj.
and Mrs. Ajrleigh Parkhourst. Mai.
and Mrs. William r. Woodwork, Capt.
and Mrs Hermon Stafford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian J. Chisolm. Miss Elizabeth
Collins and Mai. Farman.
The Minister of Canada and Mrs,
Massey entertained at dinner last eve
ming in the new legation on Massa.
chusetts avenue. Their guests were
the Secretary of State and Mrs. kel'
loSS. the Secretary of War and Mrs.
Dwight r. Davis. the Ambassador of
Great Britain and Lady Isabella
Howard: the Canadian minister of
soldiers civil establishment, DR.. j.
n. Eng. and Mrs. King: the Canadian
minister of national defense. Col. j.
J.. Ralston. and Mrs. Ralstcn; the
Minister of the Irish Free State. Mr..
Timothy A Smiddy; the chief OF stan
of the Canadian forces, Maj. Gen II:
c. Tracker: the military attache OF
the British emba ssy. Col. l.. n. H.
Pope -Hennessy; the assistant military
attache of the British embassy. Maj.
w. II. S. Alston; former minister OF
Canadian national defense. Sir Ed
ward Kemn. and Lady Kemp; former
minister of Canadian national defense,
Mr.. E. NJ. Macdonald Maj. T. w.
: NJacDowell. V. c. of Ottawa: former
: chaplain general of the Canadian
forces. Col. the Rev. ]. M. Almond;
Mai Gen. Andrew Hero, jr.. U. 5. A.
and Mrs. Hero: Brig. Gen. Charles h
Bridges. U. S. A, and Mrs. Bridges
Brig. Gen. T. @. Donaldson. U. >. A.
and Mrs. Donaldson; Brig. Gen. Camp
bell King, U. s. A., and Mrs. KING:
Br;e cen / c. C;unn, Brig. Gen. Briant
n. Wells. L. s. A.. and Mrs. Wens;
Brig. Gen Charles L. McCawley. U. 5.
NJ. C.: Lieut.. Col. Alexander B. Coke
q. s. A.. and Mrs. Coke: Lieut.. Col.
Kensey J. Hampton. U. S. A; Lieut..
Col. Nelson E. Margetts. U. s. A. and
Mrs Marsetts: Capt. AI1ender Swift,
U. S. A., and Mrs. Swift; Capt. +. r.
Lambert, Lieut. John D. Armstrong.
u. S. A.. and Mrs. Armstrong: Maj.
Gen. H. A. Panot, Col. ]. S. Dennis.
; Col. L. r. La Fleche. Col. and Mrs.
!. II. c. Osborne. Maj. the Rev george
ID. Fitzpatrick, Capt. +. w. Haldenby
and Capt. Charles O'Neil. all OF Can
ada; the Rev. DR.. Robert Johnston,
Johnston: Mrs. Patteson, DR.. G. 7.
Philp, Mr.. c. A. Bowman and Mr.. T.,
: H. Scamnell of Ottawa: Mr.. Frederic
Hudd of New York and the following
members of the Canadian legation
staff: The first secretary. Mr.. Laurent
Beaudry: the first secretary ana Mrs
Hume Wrong. the commercial secre.
tary and Mrs Merchant Mahoney and
the third secretary. Mr.. Thomas Arch.
ihald Stone.
:>nre.ertativ- nd Mrs. Fred A.
Britten entertained a party of friends
in the grill OF the Carlton Hotel last
evening. Covers were laid for eight.
eCol. and Mrs. c. Audrell Of Scranton,
in
spend some time, and have taken
apartments at the Grace Dodge Hotel.
Col. and Mrs. ]. M. Barker Of Bristol,
Va, companied oy their two daugh-
t.. are at the Carlton for about two
weeks. They will return home on the
completion of a portrait which IS BE-
ing painted of Col. Barker in Wash
tnSton.
Mai. and Mrs. J. F. Curry of Lang
! lev Field, Va, are now in Washington
and are guests at the Mayfower.
Can't Irwin V. Todd. Finance De
partment. United States Army. VINO
has been stationed in Washington TOT
several wears, will sail on the cam
brai from New York Thursday with
his family for his new post at San
Francisco, Calf.
Lieut.. Neal Dow Franklin, u. s. A.
and Mrs. Franklin arrived in Washing
ton yesterday from Europe, where they
have spent a month or more travelling
in italy after a two-year stay in
France where Lieut.. Franklin has
been on duty Lieut.. Franklin has re-
turned to station at Camp Meade.
Mrs. Franklin and their two little
girls will remain a short time with
her mother, Mrs. John A. Hartman,
before joining Lieut.. Franklin at Camp
Meade.
Miss Janet Phillips