Evening star., 1927-05-11
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American Envoy to Toxic.
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Japanese Envoy to Fete
) American Envoy to T0kio.
The Ambassador Of Japan and Nine
Matsudaira will entertain at dinner
] Saturday evening IN honor OF tii'
4 United States Ambassador to Japan
1 MIR. Charles MacNeagh,
7 The Ambassador of Mexico 8 anc
Senora de Telez were hosts 10 the
j Secretary of State and Mrs. helloeE
Z nj dinner last night, interludlng aho
following the dinner with q program
from the Arsenic Ralon Orchestra
Other guests were the Ambassador
of Chile, Senior Don Miguel Cruchasa
Tocornal; the Postmaster General ano
Mrs Harry s. New, the Secretary OF
] T'ahnr and Mrs. James j. Davis, the
Minister of Guatemala ana Senofa az
sanchez .atour. the Minister OF the
Irish Free state and Mrs. Smidd\
i DIR G. Van Nalienhoven, presiding
5uC~e Of the American Mexican Gen
cral Claims Commission; AsslStant
Secretary Of state and Mrs. Robert l..
@ OldS, Presiding Judge of the German
4 American General Claims Commission
and Mrs Edwin B. Parker. Judge
Genaro Fernandez McGregor, Mexican
commissioner. Mexican American Gen
I
NTcGregor, Mr.. Thomas w. Lamont OF
e New York CITY, Col. and Mrs. George
CYRUS Thorpe, the naval attache OF
the Brazilian Embassy and Sonora
Raider de Aquino; Judge and MRS
Samuel Jordan Graham, Col. and Mrs.
Charles b. Drake MIR. and Mrs. Cuno
I'll. Rudolph, DR. John c. Merriam, pres
ident of she Carnegie Institution OF
Washington: Baron and Baroness Won
Below, MIR. A. Lopez Negrete of the
Mexican Financial Agency. in New
York. Miss Pearl Smiddy, Miss Ceclle
Smiddv. Senhorita Raider de Aquino
and Miss Ramona LefeFre.
The Ambassador of Italy, Mobile
Giacomo de Martino. returned TINS
morning from New York, where ne
accompanied Nobil Donna Antolnette
de Martino, who sailed yesterday for
her home in Italy.
The counselor of the German en-
bassv and Frau Kiep entertained at
dinner last evening in their apartment
at the Wardman Park Hotel in honor
of DIR. Hugo Eckener, the Zeppelin
constructor and transatlantic aero
naut. who is visiting in washington
for two days.
"A
! ,nerce for Aviation and Mrs. William
7, MacCracken, ir., will entertain
company at dinner this evening at the
Afavflower Hotel in compliment to Mr..
Justice and Mrs Harlan Fiske stone
The guests will include the former
Governor of New York, Mr.. Chafles
II. Whitman. and other delegates TO
the executive meetings OF the Amefl-
can Bar Association.
Mr. r. Irirnisco, general manager OF
the Runanian Bank of New YORK, en-
fertained at dinner at the Carton
Hotel last evening for the officers OF
S+ha 106th Regiment Of Brooklyn, n. I. =,
who were decorated by the Minister
of Pumania, Mr. George CretZlano,
with the orders conferred upon them
Inv his ma jesty, King Alexander or ku-
s,nania. at the legation yesterday: Inc
guests were Brig. Gen. Franklin w.
Ward. adiutant general of New YORK
s.tate. Col Thomas Fairservice. in
command of the 106th Infantry; Col.
William A. Taylor, Maj. James r.
Cook. Mai. Samuel d. Davies, MAJ.
William II. McMullen, Maj. Frank /,
sJIansconlb, Capt Albert j. Nelson,
sItant John c. Tew and Capt Matthew
Il Wilson. The 106th Regiment, OF
which her majesty, Queen Marie, IS
Honorary colonel, was the only fegi-
l,nent which she reviewed while in this
Country last year. They had previous
nv been decorated by the governments
of Belgium and Poland.
Former Senator and Mrs. Chauncey
M. Depew will arrive in Washington
afornorrow for their annual Spring
tvisit to Washington and will be at
she Willard for several weeks. They
xviii come here from their home IN
New York.
Brig. Gen. A. w. Bjornstad, L. S. A,
and Mrs. Bjornstad are passing a few
Siavs at the Carlton Hotel en- route
10 Fort Omaha, Nebr., where Gen.
Biornstad is in command.
& Mrs. Ruttencuttar, wife OF Lieut..
Col. Brady G.. Ruttencutter, u. S. A,
and her mother. Mrs. George Living
IFton Baker, have taken an apartment
In the Fairfax at 2100 Massachusetts
avenue. Mrs. Baker is now recuperat-
ling from an illness and has been at
swalter Reed Hospital for several
weeks.
Mr.. G. c. Dickens, who has recently
been appointed general agent OF the
Alaska Railroad. with offices in the
sInterior Department Building, and
Mrs. Dickens, have taken an apart
ment at 2115 f street northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs Dickens have lived IN
ALASKA for many years, and will be
ia welcome addition to Washington S