Evening star., 1927-04-22
SOCIETY
Arrival of Cuba's President Brings Many
Important Social Affairs for
Official Society.

| Army, and Mrs. Charles p. Summer
all will receive the guests at the
/ fourth and last Army dance of the
| season. to be given tonight at the
! Willard Hotel. A number of dinner
parties viii precede the dance.
The former Ambassador to France
and Mrs. Hugh Campbell Wallace will
entertain informally at tea this after
noon, at their residence on Massachu-
/ 'setts avenue, about 40 out-ot-toWn
| guests in honor of Miss Sally Perrine,
| whose marriage to Mr.. Walton Ferris
will take place tomorrow afternoon.
| Miss Perrine is the daughter of Mr.
! and Mrs. Wilson II. Perrine. the latter
! a classmate of Mrs. Wallace at Wei
| lesley College.
The naval attache of the italian
embassy and Signora Lais entertained
at luncheon Wednesday in compliment
to the Italian aviator. Comdr the
Marchese di Pinedo. Others in the
company were Mobile Donna Antoi-
nette de Martino, wife of the Ambassa-
dor of Italy; the military attache OF
/ the embassy. Gen. Augusta Villa; the
air attache of the British embassy and
Mrs. Hetherington. Lieut.. Col. William
B. Pistole, L. S. A.; the secretary Of
the italian embassy, Signor Nitetti; the
secretary of the embassy and Signora
Mascia, the air attache, Comdr. Sill
vic Scaroni, and Capt. Del Prete and
Signor Luigi BarZini. who accompanied
Marchese di Pinedo to Washington.
The secretary of the German en-
bassy and Frau Schilimpert have gone
to New York, where they will remain
over Sunday.
The baby cabinet monthly dinner is
being held at the Willard Hotel this
evening. This important body is made
up of assistant secretaries to the
cabinet members and other assist
ant secretaries, and the dinner par
ties are second in interest only to real
cabinet functions.
The new attache of the Netherlands
legation, Jonkheer Richard van Schuv-
lenburch, has arrived to take up his
duties and is temporarily staying at
the Afayfiower. Nine. van Schuyler
burch is now in Canada, and will join
him here later.
Mrs. Stephen b. Elkins was hostess
to company of p at dinner last eve-
ming, entertaining in compliment to
her house guests, Mrs. James Rob-
ert Mckee Of Greenwich, Conn, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Adams Gibson
and Mrs. William Gordon Crawford
of New York.
Mrs. Mckee came to Washington to
attend the breakfast Wednesday morn
ing given by the national chairman of
the Caroline Scott Harrison Memorial
committee of the n. S. d. A. r.. Mrs.
Mckee is the daughter Of the late
Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, who was
first president general of the n. S.
ID. A. r., to whose memory the dormi-
tory at oxford College, Ohio, is to be
built.
Col. and Mrs. Roger Brooke have
arrived in Washington from Panama,
and have taken an apartment at the
Brighton Hotel for the Spring
months.
Miss Dorothy Yates and her fiance,
Mr.. John Henderson of Scotland,
whose marriage will take place tomor-
row at the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church, are the guests in
whose honor Mr.. l.. Howland Brown
of New York is entertaining at q din
ner for 80 in the Florentine room at
the Wardman Park Hotel this
evening.
Comdr. the Marchese francesca de
Pinedo was the guest of honor at a
luncheon given by the National
Aeronautical Association in the patio
at the Carlton Hotel today. The Sc
guests included the officials in charge
of the Air Service of the Army and
Navy and the officers of the Army Air
Service and the Bureau of Aero
nautics.
Mrs. Mildred Kolh Schulze has
issued cards for tea Sunday afteronon
from to o'clock In her studio at
1923 / street, to meet Signora Geni
Sadero, authority on Italian folk lore.
Signora Sadero gave a short program
Tuesday evening at the italian en-
bassy after the dinner which the Am
bassador and Nobil Donna Antoinette
de Martino gave for the Italian avi-
ator Marchese de Pinedo.
Signora Sadero viii sing Monday
afternoon at the opening OF the
exhibit Of paintings of Signor Carlos
Wostry of Italy, which win open Mon
day and Will be held in the east lobby
at Wardman Park Hotel.
Capt. Cecil Sherman Baker has been
joined at 2100 Massachusetts, avenue
by his wife and daughter Mrs. Baker