Evening star., 1928-10-24

0%HE Secretary OF State, Mr.. kellogg
has returned to the city after
spending a few days in his home
in st. Paul Mrs. Kellogg, who
accompanied the Secretary tc
st, Paul. remained there for longer
stays and is expected to join the Secre-
tary. the latter part of the week.
Miss Alice Brooks Davis, daughter
of the Secretary of War and Mrs.
Dwight F. Davis, was among the guests
at luncheon today of the military at
taahe of the Italian embassy, Gen.
Augusta Villa, who entertained in the
presidential dining room OF the May
flower in compliment to Danna Beatrice
Theo0ou of Rome and her young
daughter, who are visiting Mrs. Alex
Blair Thaw Others in the company
were Miss Francesca Stewart, Miss
Katherine wilkins, Comdr. Silvio Sea-
rSni. Signor Leonardo Vitetti, Signor
luciano Mascia and Conte Cellere.
Chilean Envoy and Wife
Fitted at Luncheon and Sail.
1.-THE Ambassador of Chile and Sonora
dk Davila were the guests in whose
hknor Mrs. Emmett J. Mccormack en-
tdrtained at'luncheoH today. taking her
gteStS later for cruise down the Poto-
MAC aboard her yacht Talofa. Others
in the company we're Mrs. Arthur Weld
llind of Flushing, Miss Mabel Bulger,
DF. c. c. Concannon. DR.. William Hale
and Capt. Partridge.
iMrs. Mccormack and her niece, Miss
Bllger of Brooklyn, N. Y, who have
been guests at the Mayf1ower since
Thursday made the trip to Washing
ton with Mr. Mccormack aboard their
xyApf1t To10fo which is now anchored
iI1 the Potomac
IMr, and Mrs. Frederick Frelinghuysen
Dslmont were their guests at dinner on
board the yacht Monday evening.
kNlr. Mccormack returned to New York
Ftiday and Mrs. Mccormack and Miss
Bhlger will leave tomorrow aboard the
Thlofa for New York.
IMr. and Mrs. Mccormack spent the
Simmer cruising in European waters.
The Ambassador of Argentina, Senior
Dr.. Don Manuel E. Malbran, will re-
turn to Washington this afternoon from
Nkw York, where he went to attend a
dinner last night given in honor of the
officers and cadets of the Argentine
n3val training ship Presidente Sarmi-
e4to, who will sail for their native
country today. The dinner was given
b1 representatives of the Pan american
bdr of Commerce, the Brooklyn Navy
Ykrd and the mayors reception COM
mlttee. After the dinner the Argentine
visitors were entertained at theater
pdrty.
lThe Minister of the Netherlands and
Nine. van Royen came to Washington
laEt evening from New York, where
they arrived from Europe, where they
spent the Summer.
Mrs. Linthicum, wife of Representa-
tive j. Charles Linthicum of Maryland,
had seven guests at dinner last eve
ming in the Willard, where she is max
ing an indefinite stay.
The naval attache of the Italian en-
hasSy Capitano Lais, is spending few
days in New York.
Mrs James @: Harbord, wife of Mai.
Gen. Harbord, was the honor guest at
lupcheon yesterday of Mrs. Dawes,
wite of the Vice President, who en-
tertained at Mayfair House, in New
York.
Gen. and Mrs Charles M. Clement
of Sunbury, Pa, were hosts at dinner
laSc evening in the presidential dining
room OF the Mayhower. Their guests
included DR.. and Mrs. Buckner M
Randolph, Miss Francine M. Maxwell
and Miss Maizie Eastman of Wash
ington.
Maj. and Mrs. c. j. E. Guggenheim
OF st. Thomas, Virgin Islands, are stop
ping at the Potomac Park Apartments
during brief visit in Washington.
Mayor Everest G. Sewau of Miami.
Fla, and Mrs. Sewall, who have been
travelling in the East for the past few
weeks, have arrived in WASHINGTON.
where they are staying at the May
flower While in Washington they will
CALI on the President and Mrs. Cool