Evening star., 1928-04-25

/ providence. II. L., VINO VIII arrive 9at~
urday and remain for the dinner when
Senator and Mrs. Sackett will give sun
day evening.
Mrs Lawrence u. Tyson. Mrs, Ed
ward T. Eslick and Mrs. Joseph w
Ryrne were the guests Of Mrs. B, F,
Wilson and Mrs Ida Bell Wilson OF
Nashville at luncheon yesterday in the
presidential dining room OF the May
flower. Mrs. John ChildreSs. Mrs.
Georgia Knox Berry. Mrs. II. II, Lurton
and Miss E. y, Wilson were also present
Mt the luncheon Miss Wilson, who Is
attending school this year In New York,
is spending part of her Spring holiday
III Washington with her grandmother
and her aunt. Mrs. Il. r, Wilson and
Mrs Ida Bell Wilson, at the May1ower.
Representative and Mrs David II.
Knceloe were among the guests at
luncheon today at the Hotel Washing
ton Of Mr.. Benjamin T. Rash Of Hen
ders0n. Ky, whose other guests tnclud-
ca Maj, and Mrs. Eric E, Brady of New
York.
Senor Don Juan Barberis. charge
d'afTaires of Ecuador, has returned to
Washington from trip to his home.
The second counselor Of the italian
embassy, SIgnor Giuseppe Catalani. en-
tcrtaincd at dinner last evening for his
niece. Signorina Theodoria Catalani III
compliment TO Miss Janet Phillips. and
her finance. Mr.. Leander Mccormick
Goodhart of the British embassy The
guests included Miss Alice Davis, Prin-
cess Elizabeth de Iigne, Mile. Refine
Claudel. Countess Cornelia Szechenyi,
Miss Helene Heilman. Miss Betty Chill
ton. Miss Louise Spencer. Miss Fran
cesca Stewart. Miss Florence Marlatt.
Miss Evelyn walker, the counselor of
the Spanish embassy. Senor Don Mari
ano de Amoedo; the counselor of the
Netherlands legation, Mr.. l.. G. van
Hoorn. the second secretary the Pol
isll legation Mr.. Jan StalinSki; the sec
retary of the Swiss legation. Mr.. Walter
II. Rufenacht: the second secretary OF
the French embassy, Mr. Frederic
Knobel, the secretary of the Spanish
embassy, Senor Don Jose NJ. Linares-
Rivas: the counselor Of the Italian en-
hassv, Conte Alberto Marchetti: the
first secretary Of the Belgian embassy.
NJ. Edouard de street. and Mr.. William
Mann.
The military attaehe of the Japanese
embassy. Col N. Morita. was host at
dinner last evening at the Willard when
his guests were the Secretary OF War,
MIR. Dwight F. Davis, the Assistant
Secretaries of War. Mrs Charles b Rob-
bins and Mfr F. Trubee Dawson: Gen
Frank Mcintyre, Gen. MeTritte w. Ire
land Gen. John A. Hull. Gen. Amos
A. Fries. Gen. Robert II. Allen, Gen
Creed c. Hammond, Gen. William d
Connor, Gen Herbert B, Crosby. Gen.
Thomas @. Ashburn, Gen. William G.
Rivers. Gen. James E. Fechet. Gen
Frank Parker. Gen. Ewing z. Booth
Gen Campbell King. Gen. Herbert 0.
Williams, Mr., s. sawada, Col. Stanley
Fl. Ford, Mr.. S. Togo, Capt. T. Sakano
Mr.. NJ. TAM. Lieut.. Col. Richard II.
williams. Lieut.. Col John G. Pegram
Mai. Karl r. Baldwin. Lieut.. Col. Fl.
Watari. Capt. NJ. Hirata, Capt. N
Kusunoki and Capt, N. obata.
The naval attache Of the French en-
bassv. CoIndr. Sable, has gone TO New
York. where he remains until the end
OF the week.
Mrs LOTUS. wife Of the counselor of
The gianese legation, Is visiting In her
former home in England and win re-
main abroad until June. She will re-
turn in time to accompany Mr.. LOTUS
10 Gloucester, Mass. where the lega-
ton is established every Summer.
Mrs. Steele. wife Of Representative
Leslie j. Steele of Georgia. has can
celed her social engagements. owing TO
illness.
Cant. Julio Ruiz de Aida Of the Royal
Spanish air service Is spending several
DAYS in washington and Is the guest
Of the military attache Of the Spanish
embassy. Mai Victoriano Casa1lIs. at
the Wardman Park Hotel Maj. Casaills
went to New York to meet Capt. de
Aida. who lis one Of the Spanish aviators