Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-06-29
Rumanian Envoy Attends
Lunch to Secretary and Bride.

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Rumanian Envoy Attends
Lunch to Secretary and Bride.
The Minister of Rumania, Mr.
George Cretziano, and his daughter
Mile. Jeanne Cretziano. were guests
at the luncheon given by the new
; corporation counsel of the District OF
Columbia and Mrs. William w. Bride
in their home, Dawn Cottage, in Edge
: moor, in honor of the secretary of
! the Rumanian legation, NJ. Andrea
. Popovici, and his bride, who were
married at 1870 o'clock this morning
Among others at the luncheon were
the counselor of the Rumanian lega.
! ton, Prince Mihail r. Sturdza; the
: financial counselor of the legation
: and Nine. Boncesco, the first secre.
= tary of the Chilean embassy, Senior
: Don Benjamin Cohen; Mr.. and Mrs.
. Alic Lupear of Indianapolis, Maj. A.
= w. Kenner, U. S. A., and Mrs. Ken
. ner. Miss Henritze. Miss Adelaide
: Bride and Mr.. Anagnostache and Mr..
q Danielopol of the Rumanian legation.
= Nine. Popovici was, before her mar
: rage, which took place in the cham
{ bers of Judge Robert f. Mattingly,
: Mrs. Marion Bishop Waldron of this
city. After the luncheon NJ. and Nine.
Popovici left by motor for the North
: Shore and Canada and later will at
: tend the Institute Of Politics at viii.
: Jamestown.
: The Minister and Mile. Cretziano
: entertained at luncheon yesterday in
: honor of NJ. and Nine. Popovici, when
me guests included the legation staff.
. MI ana MRS. Bride and Miss Bride.
] The chief OF staff and Mrs Charles
: p. Summeran will entertain a com.
! pany of seven at dinner this evening
: IN their quarters at Fort Myer in
honor Of Gen. F. F. G. Passaga of the
: French Army, who is spending a few
. days in Washington.
The assistant military attache of
the French embassy. Mai. Emanuel
/, Lombard and Nine. Lombard will be
hosts at tea this afternoon at Ward
: man Park Hotel in his honor.
! Gen. Fenelon Francois German
Passaga OF the French Army, who
came to Washington as the guest of
! the Yankee Division Club. was the
. honored guest at the BANQUET given
Dy the club in the ballroom at the
Wardman Park Hotel last evening.
Gen. Passage, who is one Of the heroes
or the World War. was in command
! or the 32d French Army Corps, and
on April %, 1918. he decorated the
Reg1mental Colors and the officers
. and men of the 104th Infantry for GAL
liant action at Bots Brule and CITE 322
In the Forest d-Apremont on April 10
to Is, 1918, which was the first great
victory Of American arms in the World
war. A mural painting. commem-
prating this event. by Richard L.
Andrew. was unveiled at the Boston
State House April 80 of this year.
Among the distinguished guests at
the banquet last evening were Repre-
sentative Edith Nourse Rogers, Rep
resentative Royal Johnson, the charge
daffaires of France, Count de Sar.
tiges: the Assistant Secretary of War,
Mr.. Hanford MacNider; the Assistant
Secretary Of War for Aviation, Mr.. F.
Trubee Dawson: Maj Gen Charles P.
Summerall, chief OF staff of the Army;
Maj. Gen. J. A. Lejeune, commandment
OF the Marine Corps: Maj. Gen. Ham
son e. Ely, commandant Of the Army
War College; Maj. Gen. Joseph T.
Dickman. U. s. A, retired; Brig. Gen.
w. B. Burt, chief of staff of the 5th
Army Corps; Brig. Gen. S. D. Rocken-
bach, commanding the District of Co
1umbia; Brig. Gen. Dwight e. Ault-
man Of Fort Benjamin Harrison; the
assistant military attache OF the
French embassy, Maj. E. Lombard;
Col. p. D. Glassford, Col Walter c.