Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-18

farewell Oncneon given VooaS
by the military attache of the
French embassy Gen. G. A. l.
Dunont, who Is retiring from this post
This marty was given at wardman Park
Hotel and the distinguished company
included the Ambassador of France, M
Paul Clausel: the chief Of staff, Maj
Cen Charles p. Summeran; the former
chief Of staff. Gen. John j. PerShing
the deputy chief of stan, Brig. Gen
Briant II, Wells: the assistant chiefs
of staff. Col. John NJ. Morgan Col
Stanley H. Ford, Brig. Gen. Ewing g.
Booth and Brig. Gen. George S. ST.
lnouds: the adjutant general, Maj. Gen
Iutz wahl: the judge advocate genera
Mai. Gen. John A. Hull; the asSls1an. 70
the ouartermaster general, Brig. Cen
Frsncis III pope: the chief of finance,
Mai Gen. Roderick L. Carmichael, the
chic. signal oficer, Maj Gen. Charles
6 Gibbs. the chief of Militia Bureau,
Mai. Gen, Greed c. Hammond, the
chief of Cavalry. Maj. Gen. HefpeTt D
Csrnsbv. the chief of Coast Artillery,
Mai Gen. Andrew Hero: the chairman
of. the Board of Inland waterways
Corporation. Mai, Gen. THOMAS ~,
Ashburn; commanding officer OF tLe
18th Brigade, Brig. Gen. HeFeert -
wilIianos: the commanding omcer OF
tha Marine Barracks at Quantico. MAI
csen wendell C. Neville; Col. Lorenzo
= Gasser. Infantry; Col, Carper Il.
Conrad, inspector Generals Depart
,s,ents lieut., Col. Arthur NJ. Whaley
surgeon Generals Department, brlE
cav I r Deiafiel6. r. 0. O.; Lieut..
ri Richard II. Williams. befferal stan !.
Scrn;c1 Naison oficer: the counselor OF
fl,h French embassy, Count de Saruges,
the French naval attache, Capt. oe
Freeate Louis Sable. the French ASSIST
ant military attache, MAJ =. LoIl l a.'.
the second secretary Of the French en-
sassv NJ Fred Knobel: the secretaries
~ the French embassy NJ. Bousquet ana
NJ Hubert +. Dussol and the secretary
Of the French military attacne, Lieut.
zen D,,mont returned yesterday from
r-,1,,,,,h,,x Ohio. where he attended the
Convention of the SAD Rainbow DiTlslon'
ard was host to small company m
formally at dinner last evening
French Envoy win
Sail Saturday for Home
The Ambassador of France. M Pau
c,audel, who will go TO New YORK 70
morrow. will sail Saturday ABOARD tls
lie de France TO join Nine. Clauuei anu
their daughters.
The Ambassador of Chile. Senior Don
Carlos G. Davila, left yesterday aItsi
noon for New York. where he VIII speno
q few days.
The Minister of Poland, M. Jan
s-,arhanowski left washington yester-
rav hy motor for Manchester, Mass. 70
Soin Nine. Ciechanowska, who has been
there for several weeks.
The Minister Of Rumania, Mr.. Georce
Cretziar,o. returned 70 washington THIS
rnornine from New York, where ne was
a guest at the dinner given last eve
ming by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard i. WI
son as q farewell TO their Son-n-A.S.
and daughter, Mr.. ana MIS-. Da sa..
Arthur Turnure. who viii SAIL SaIuroay
m their way to Prague. where Mr:
Turnure has been appointed uni0eo
States vice consul
Mrs Britten, wife of Representative
Fred A Dritten. entertained infornlahy
at luncheon Yesterday on the willard
roof. where she had four guests.
The secretary of the German en-
haSsV and FRAU Won SeIzam are spend
ing a few days in New York, having
gone there from the Summer embassy
at Manchester.
Mrs. Webster Knight. daughter of
Senator Charles Curtis, with a party OF
friends attended the performance ct
t,A Casino Theater at Newport last
evening and were later entertained at
q supper party given by Mr.. William II.
Vanderbilt.
mrs. Francis White, wife Of the As
xistant Secretary Of State, VIII be joined
early next month by Mr. White at
Narrangansett Pier, R. l., where she is
occupying the Clover Lawn villa.
The commissioners Of prohibition and
Mrs. James AZ. Doran entertained at
dinner last night In their Georgetown
home, the company including the AS
sistant Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. Seymour Lown1an, Judge j. j.
Britt, chief counsel Bureau Of Prohibi-
tion: Col. L. G. Mutt, deputy commits
sioner of prohibition for narcotics, and
Mrs Mutt: Mr.. w. ". Under, head
Of the technical division Of the Bureau
Of Prohibition, and Mrs. Under: Mrs
Lydia Carroll, Mr. j. T. Worthington,
acting chief clerk, and Federal pro-
hibitton administrators. including Mr..
Jonathan S. Lewis, Boston, Mass, and
Mrs. Lewis: Mai. Maurice Campbell,
New York City: Mr.. Andrew McCamp-
beIl, Buffalo, II. Y; Col. A. j. Hanlon,
Newark, n. j.: Col. Samuel o. Wynne,
Philadelphia, Pa; CoEndr. John .. Pen
nington. Pittsburgh, Pa; Col. John r.
j. Herbert. Baltimore, Md; Capt r.
@ Merrick, Richmond, Va; Mr.. Rob-
ert Y. Tuttle. Savannah, Ga, and Mrs.
Tuttle: Mr.. o. D. Jackson, New Or
leans, who Is also acting deputy COM
missioner: Mr.. William O. Mays, Louis
vile, KY; Mr.. w. N Woodruff, Coium-
bus, Ohio: Mr.. e. c. Yellowley, Chicago:
Mr. Eigurdt B. Qvale, Minneapolis,
MINI: Mr.. George II. Wark, Topeka,
Kans. and Mr.. San g. Haley st.
Louis, Miss
Miss Margaret Woodrow Wilson,
daughter Of the late former President
woodrow Wilson, is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. II. p. Miller Of Staunton, Va, at
Orkney Springs, Va, where Mr. and
Mrs. Miller are spending the Midsum-
mer. Miss Wilson has been visiting at
the University OF Virginia, where her
father was student for two years.
Col and Mrs. Ralph Hubbard Tiallett
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