Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-15

% HE President and Mrs. Cool
idge will entertain at the sec
ond State dinner of the sea-
son at the White House to-
night when the Ambassadors,
Ministers and charge daffaires anu
: their ladies will be honor guests. a
< musical will follow the dinner wheh
. there will be additional guests.
e Mrs. Coolidge received direct WORD
2 from her mother Mrs. Goodhue, at
: Northampton. Mass, this morning.
& advising her of her rapid recovery
and her return to her home withih
= a day or so.
( The Minister of the Irish Free
& state, Mr.. Timothy A. Smiddy, was
host at dinner last evening at MaIu
man Park Hotel in honor OF .ne
: Voc President. Mr.. Charles G. Dawes
& Others in the company were the
Z Secretary of Agriculture, Mr.. jar
: dine. the Secretary of Labor M['
( lanes ]. Davis; the Ambassador OF
Snain. Senior Padilla; the Minister Oh
Z Capada Mr.. Massey; Senator James
g Couzens. Senator Jesse II. MetcaH'
s,be solicitor general, Mr.. William De
9 XX-itt Mitchell; Gen John j. Persh'
eiro the assistant Secretary OF state
Z Mn Melton It. Johnson; the assistant
Eto the Attorney General, Mr.. Wllham
II Donovan: the military attacne Oh
cthe British embassy. Col. rope aeha
gnessey: the first secretary vi en'
canadian legation, Mr.. hume Wloi7,
sthe chief of the European DIVISION
sof the State Department, Mr. Mar
gr,rer. former United States AmDas-
fsador 10 the Court of st. James MI;
sIohn w. Davis: former Gov. GlHcro
sPinchot of Pennsy lvania. Commls-
ss;onnr Edward P. Costigan' MT.
gAdolnh Caspar Miller, and the nrs1
srecretarv of the Irish Free state
glegation Mr.. William ]. B. Macau-
clay.
s The Ambassador of Japan ana MIN.
kNIatsudaira were the guests OF hohoI
sat the dinner given by the Assistant
POSTMASTER General and Mrs. w. IrV-
sirg Glover in the Florentine room at
sthe Wardman Park Hotel last evening.
Their other guests were the Ampassa-
g1or of Cuba and Sonora de Ferrara'
:4he Secretary of the Interior. Dr. hu
shert Work; Mrs. James j. Davis VINE
sof the Secretary of Labor: Senator ana
Mrs. Walter f. Edge, Senator anu
Mrs. Charles w. Waterman. senator
and Mrs Edward /. Edwards Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Ernest X. Acker-
II Hull. Mrs. Adam NJ. Wyant, wife OF
Representative Wyant; the commis-
siorer of internal revenue and MRS.
David II. Blair, the First Assistant
Postmaster General and Mrs. John n
bartlett. the Assistant Attorney Gen
Seral and Mrs. George r. Farnum, the
T;overnor of Alaska, Mr.. George
"a Parks; Parks; Surg. Gen.
OF the Army and Mrs. Merritte
1V. Ireland. Judge Advocate zen
seral of the Navy and Mrs. Edward n.
campbell, the deputy governor on the
United States Soldiers Home and Mrs.
Parker w. West, the director OF the
mint and Mrs. Robert ]. Grant. Col.
hnd Mrs. John H. Carroll, Col. and |
Airs. Frank L. Hatch. Mr.. and Mrs
charles ]. Williamson, Mrs. Thomas |
S. Crago and Mr.. Raymond I. Baker,
former director of the mint.
4 The recently arrived Ambassador of
Turkey. Ahmed Moukhtar Bey. has
leased Airlie, the estate of the late |
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kaufman,
situated on Military road and Broad
Branch road, on the outskirts OF Rock
Creek Park. and with the members
of his staff who accompanied him to |
Washington is taking possession OF
the estate today. The lease is sup
posed TO be for several years. The |
Ambassador was represented by Lieut.. |
Oomdr. F. l.. Sandoz. Z. S. A, retired. |
and the embassy is expected to main
tain a chancellery in the city.
Airlie is an estate of many acres, |
with fine lawn and sunken garden,
and is admirably adapted to entertain
ing.
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