Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-11
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IL tanned at breakfast at tn
White House this morning MI
i Kellogg, the Secretary Of State
Mr. Wilbur. Secretary of tn
Navy diniral Eberle, chief of nava
operations, and the Presidents nava
aide, Capt. Wilson Brown, the even
being arranged for Admiral Nagano
ii command of the Japanese fleet il
American waters. A number of Off
GERS OF the feet were also in the party
THE Secretary of the Navy, Mr.. Will
bur. will entertain at dinner at thu
Carlton Hotel this evening in honor o
Admiral Nagano and members of hi
staff.
The Ambassador of Japan, Mr.
Tsuneo Matsudaira, was host at TIN
Willard Hotel last evening, entertain
ing guests at dinner in compliment
10 Admiral o. Nagano, in command
Of the Japanese feet in port at An
napolis. The large company included
the Secretary of State, Mr.. Kellogg
the Secretary of the Navy, Mr.. viii
bur: Admiral Edward w. Eberle, chic
of naval operations; Gen. John A
Leieune, commandant Of the Marine
Corps; Mr.. Theodore Douglas Robin
son. Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Mr. Edward p. Warner, Assistant Sec
rotary for Aeronautics, Navy Depart
ment; Mr.. Wilbur j. Carr and Mr.
William r. Castle, Assistant Secre
taries of State; Mr.. Everett Sanders
Secretary to the President; Rear AID
Ttiral Hilary P. Jones, General Board
United States Navy; Rear Admiral
Andrew 7. Long, also of the Nava
BDard; Rear Admiral Louis Mutton
superintendent of the Naval Academy
Rear Admiral Charles B. McVay, jr.
budget officer, Navy Department
Rear Admiral A. L. Willard, Rear AID
miral r. II. Leigh. Capt. Fujiyoshi
Judge John Barton Payne, chairman
National Red Cross.
Capt. Frederick j. Horne, u. S. NJ;
Capt. K. Isumi. Capt. Hayne Ellis.
u s. N; Mr.. S. Sawada, Capt. David
Med lie Breton, u. S. N; Mr.. John
X. Caldwell, Lieut., Comdr. P. p.
Powell. Col. George c. Thorpe. U. S.
al. c. (retired); Capt. I. Yamamoto,
naval attache of the japanese en-
sfassy; Eng. Capt. Y. Takenouchi,
mir. j. Pierrepont Moffat, Mr.. Frank
Held, Mr.. Alexander c. Kirk. Mr.. S.
Togo, secretary. and Col. Morita.
military attache of the japanese EN-.
bassy; Surg. Capt B. Abe, DR.. Frederic
Bancroft, Paymaster Comdr. K.
Kawada, Comdr. T. Mkt. Comdr. c.
Takahashi, Comdr. K. Madarame,
Eng. Comdr. S. Namekawa. Lieut..
Eomdr. K. Noda, Eng. Lieut.. Comdr.
* Sakurada. Lieut.. Comdr. M.
Kobayashi, assistant naval attache
Of the japanese embassy: Lieut..
Gomdr. A. Endo, Payn1aster Lieut..
Gomdr. s. Arakawa, Lieut.. Comdr. z.
Ohno, Lieut.. Comdr. S. Kajioka.
Lieut.. Comdr. S. Tonomura, Lieut.
II Ono. Paymaster Lieut.. M. Kita-
sailura, Lieut.. T. Takata. Lieut.. Y.
Miwa. Japanese assistant naval
sattache: Mr.. s. Okamoto. Mr.. G.
Morishima. Mr.. T. Satow, Mr.. Fumio
sMorita. all of the embassy staff: Mr..
sD. d. L. McGrew and Mr.. Burge
McFalI.
austrian Minister VIII
Pay Visit to Pittsburgh.
The Minister of Austria and Nine.
Frochnik will motor to Pittsburgh to-
morrow to attend the celebration of
Founders Day of the Carnegie III.
Etitute. $50
x The Minister of Egypt and Nine.
IS imy Pacha were the ranking gu ssts
at the luncheon given yesterday in the
presidential dining room of the May.
flower in compliment to Mime. Charaoui
1eacha by Mr.. M. 2. Noure, attache of
The Egyptian legation. Other members
of the party were Mrs. Florence Dana
and Mr.. Ramses Charley and Mr.. A.
II. El-Eissy. attaches of the legation
Nine. CharaouI Pacha. who is the
mother OF Nine. SanIy Pacha, in addi-
ton to her interest in the establish.
tnent of equal rights for women in
the Orient, also devotes much of her
lime to the assistance of needy chill
nren and the development of art. many
IN whom she is interested being sent
e the art centers of Europe for the
advancement of their talents.
4 The charge d,affaires of Germany
and Nine. Kiep win entertain at dinner
Elis evening in their apartment at the
Nardman Park Hotel in honor Of DR..
tfIep's brother, Mr.. Louis Leislen Kiep.
who has just arrived from Germany.
Alr. Kiep will spend a few DAYS in
washington, after which he will leave
for an extended tour of the United
States.
i. The charge d'affaires of Bolivia.
senior d. George de Ia Barra, enter.
Aained a small company at dinner last
evening at the Willard in honor of
the new attache OF the legation, Senior
Rodolfo UrQuidi, and the consul gen.
.eral Of Bolivia in New York, Senior All.
sberto Palacios.
Nine. Charoui, mother.in-law Of the
minister OF Egypt, Mahmoud Samy
gasha, VIII be the guest in whose hon.
or Mr.. and Mrs. Peter A. Drury will
entertain a company of 20 at dinner
this evening.
Mrs. Charles p. SunneralI, wife of
The chief Of STAFF, will be hostess at
tea Sunday afternoon at o'clock, at
Fort Myer, for a number Of officers
and ladies who were connected with
the recent Army relief exposition and
carnival at Washington Barracks.
Col. ard Mrs. Alexander Elliott viii.
Hams will be located at the Ridge
ARMS Apartments. 1922 Ridge boule-
gard, Brooklyn, after October Is. Col.
Williams, chief quartermaster of the
Army base and I'd Corps Area, has
believed Col. Frank Lawton, recently
retired for physical disability. Mrs.
williams is busily engaged writing, in
collaboration with friend from South
Africa, interesting stories of South
african life Of the native English and
Intimate home life.
II Mr.. Frederick Frelinghuysen Du-
mont, presiding officer and chairman
of the Pan-American Commission on
the Simplifcation and Standardiza-
ton of Consular Procedure, and Mrs.
sDumont will entertain at tea, in the
palm court Of the Mayfiower in COM
pliment to the delegates of this COM
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i Noted for their cuisine and