Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-09
Mrs. Kellogg Patroness for
Hot SPRINGS HnSnitaI Benefit.

z Mrs. Frank r. Kellogg. wife of the
Z Secretary Of state, who has been at
Hot Springs for several weeks, has
been taking an active part in the So
cial functions of the late season. She
& heads the list Of patrouesses for the
benefit supper and carnival to he
held tomorrow at the restort in aid of
the Community House Hospital. Mrs.
= Kellogg was hostess to a small com.
many Mt luncheon yesterday, having
among her guests Mrs. George Hoad-
q ley ingalls,.
Sonora de Alfaro. wife Of the Min.
isfer of Panama, accompanied by her
q niece. Senorita Abigail Alfaro, went
to New York yesterday, where the
:. latter will resume her studies. Sonora
I de Alfaro met her son, Senior Victor
Z. Alfaro, who arrived in New York
this morning aboard the George
7 Washington and who will return to
: Washington with her the first OF the
/. week.
The director general of the Pan
. American Union, Dr. Leo $. Rowe,
= will be host this evening at con-
4. cert of Latin American music In the
Pan-American Union Building. The
program will be given by several Lat
: In American musicians.
The military attache of the Cuban
emba ssv and Sonora de Prieto are en-
!. nected to come to Washington tomor-
8 row from New York. where they ar
) rived this morning aboard the Aqui-
!. tania from Europe.
q The military attache of the British
( embassy, Col. Pope-H enneSsy, VINO
has been in Washington for few
7 days. will so this afternoon to Phlia-
delphia to remain over SUNDAY ana
J. then Join the members of the en-;
s bassy staff at Manchester, Mass, TO
remain another fortnight
The retiring Secretary of the Swiss
) legation, Mr. l.. a. Girardet, was the
honor guest at a dinner last evening
given by Baron Won Bohevelaer and
Mr.. Walter Rufenacht, attache of the
legation. The guests included Nine.
] Peter. wife of the Minister of Switzer-
land the commercial counselor of the
Polish legation, and Nine. Wan
towicz. Mrs. Claude MAYO, Mrs. Nor
: man Williams. Mr.. Ellis and the hrst
secretary of the Greek legation, Mr.
c. Dianantopoulos.
! and Comdr. Jewell have returned
5 from Jamestown. f.. l.. where they
] have spent the Summer, and are To-
= Gated in their home. on r street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Ellis entertain
!, ed at dinner on the Willard roof last
might for. the Ambassador to Peru.
) MIR. Mile$ Poindexter. who is now on
: leave in this country.
, Col. and Mrs Arthur O'Brien have
returned to Estabrook for the Autumn
after visiting for several weeks in
/ their former home in Chicago and be-
ing in New York for a brief stay.
: Brig. Gen. and Mrs. John ]. Joyes
have visiting them at their home, 2O27
Belmont road, until September II,
their son-in-law and daughter, Lieut..
: and Mrs. Mason Stober, who have re-
turned from Santa Barbara, Calf,
where they spent their honeymoon.
Mrs. Stober was formerly Miss Geor-
giana Joyes and one Of last season S
rdebuta ntes.
= Lieut. and Mrs. Stober will be at
- home Sunday afternoon. Lieut.. Sto-
I Der has been assigned to the Field Ar
: tillery at Fort Brass. n. C., where he
twill be accompanied by Mrs. Stober at
--the conclusion of their visit In Wash
: ington.
: Capt. Theodore Richards, u. s. N,
Z Mrs. Richards and their daughter,
Miss Dorothea Richards, have re-
Z returned to their home at 1924 P street
after spending two months motoring
through New England.
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty Is back
n after several weeks absence. She
spent some time earlier in the Sum-
!. mer at Gloucester, Mass, and was
(. among the guests entertained by Mrs.
q Jacob Leander Loose in her Summer
place, Sea Rocks, at East Gloucester,
2 Mass. She more recently visited in
2 New York.
= DR. and Mrs. Arthur Barton Crane
will entertain at supper with dancing
. this evening for Miss Anne Pollard,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William