Evening star., 1927-06-03
Minister of China Guest at
Mellon Institute. Pittshurgh.

Mellon Institute, flttSDurgh.
The Minister of China, Mr. Sac ke
Alfred SZe, left last night for Pitts
burgh. where he will spend two days.
The Minister is visiting the Mellon
Institute and the Carnegie institute
Of Technology this afterAoon and to-
night he will be the honor guest at
Il dinner given by the Business and
Professional Women's Club, Tomor-
row evening he will attend the
Sewickley horse show and is expected
10 return to Washington Sunday
night.
The Minister of Bulgaria and Nine.
Radewa left this morning for New
York. where Nine. Radewa will sail
tomorrow for her home in Bulgaria.
The Minister Will join Nine. RadeWa
in September and accompany her
back to Washington.
The Minister of Persia, Mira
Dayoud Khan Meftah, will go to New
York Sunday TO spend a week.
Senator and Mrs T. Coleman du
Iont who have been at Grove Park
Inn at Asheville, n. c., have leased
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh
Allen in Biltmore Forest for the sum
mer.
Representative Fred A. Britten. who
has been in his home in Chicago for
several weeks, will join Mrs. Britten
in their apartment in Wardman Park
Hotel tomorrow.
Representative and Mrs. Britten
will sail Saturday, July ?. aboard the
Leviathan for Europe to spend the
remainder of the Summer.
Mr.. l.. A. Girardet, first secretary
and charge d'affaires of Switzerland,
leaves Washington today for motor
trip to the Pacific Coast, stopping at
many of the more important points
for sightseeing. He is in a company
of important persons. all bent upon
visiting the national parks and other
parts of the country. Mr.. Girardet
will return here about July 20.
The counselor of the British en-
haSsy. Mr. Henry Getty Chiffon, Will |
be host this evening for the Ambas- |
sador, Sir Esme Howard, at dinner |
ut the embassy in celebration of the |
tirt hday anniversary of King George |
of England. Covers will be laid for |
10. and the company will include only |
men.
The Amba ssador and Lady Isabella |
Howard returned from the West |
sooner than they expected because of |
the illness of the Ambassador, which |
prevents his being host at the dinner |
this evening.
Mr.. Arthur B. Lule, who was re |
Gently appointed charge d'affaires of |
1atvia in the United States, will be |
in Boston tomorrow TO attend benefit |
arranged by Latvian organizations in |
I,nston for a Iatvian issue of World |
Agriculture.
Mr.. Lule will be accompanied by |
Mrs. Lule, and they will be the guests |
Of Mr.. Lawrence w. Parker, editor |
Of the magazine at his country home |
in Springfield, Mass, on Sunday. |
While in Boston Mr.. Lule will stop |
at the Bellevue Hotel.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson
have leased the house Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Brooke, at 1877 X street,
for next Winter.
Mrs. Robinson and her daughters
will leave Washington tomorrow for |
their home in New York State, where
they will remain until Autumn, and |
where the Secretary will join them for |
short visits during the season.
Former Ambassador Alexander P. |
Moore Of Pittsburgh has arrived in |
Washington and is at the Willard, |
where he plans to remain several
days.
Mrs. Arthur Amory Houghton, who
has been in her home at Cornish,
y. Y, is at the Weylin, in New York,
for a few days.
The Norwegian Minister to Brazil
and Mrs. F. Herman Gade will enter
tain at dinner tonight in the Chinese
room of the Mayflower. Covers will
be laid for 20.
Miss Fannie Dial. daughter of for |
mer Senator and Mrs. Nathaniel B. |