The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-07-10
Departing American Diplomat and Wife
Being Feted Before Leaving for Chile
Envoy From Santiago
Was Host at Dinner for
Mr.. and Mrs. Culbert-

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Mr.. and Mrs. Culbert-
son
The American Ambassador
to Chile and Mrs. William S.
Culbertson are being honor
guests" at many parties dur
ing these last days before
they sail for Santiago, where
Mr.. Culbertson will assume
the duties Of his first Am
bassadorship.
The outstanding event on the
social calendar yesterday was
the dinner which the Chilean
Ambassador, Mr.. Davila, gave
last evening at the embassy in
compliment to the American
Ambassador and Mrs. Culbert-
son. Nine. Agacio, wife Of the
secretary of the embassy, played
the role of hostess for Mr.. Da-
villa, in the absence Of Nine.
Davila.
Ranking Guests
The ranking guests were the
Secretary OF State and Mrs. Kel-
1ogg. And other guests were the
Mexican Ambassador and Nine.
Teller, Senator Abraham Geatica,
Of the Chilean senate, who is visit-
ing at the embassy: the charge
dsaffaires OF Argentina, Felipe
Espil; Representative Stephen q.
Porter. chairman House Foreign
Relations Committee; Assistant
Secretary OF state. Francis White:
the dean OF the Foreign Service
School OF Georgetown University,
Prof. william r. Notz and Mrs.
Notz; Charles II. Pepper, pres
ldent OF the Chile. America Associa-
ton in New York; Luis Feliu,
Chilean consul general in New
York; Or. Il. 8. Rowe. director
general Of the Pan American
Union: Nine. Sanchez LAtour, wife
OF the late GuateunaIan Minister to
Washington: Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
b. Kendall, Nile. Florence Yglesias,
sister Of Nine. Agacio: Federico
Agacio. secretary OF the embassy.
and the Military Attache Of the
Embassy ans Nine Galeno.
Mr.. and Mrs. Culbertson and
their children win so to New
York on Sunday and win sail the
following Saturday on board the
Santa Tulsa. While In New York
Mr.. CuIbertson viii be much en-
tertai1ed by various business and
professional groups.
At the Pier
Among those who will Be at the
pier to see Mr.. and Mrs. Culbert.
son off for Chile will be the
formers brother and sister-irl.
law, Mr.. and Mrs. a. i. Culbert.
son, and their daughter, Miss
Ruth CuIbertson, who have re-
Gently arrived in Washington
from their home In California.
The latter are staying at the
residence of the ambassador
brother, 212 Maryland Ave. n. E.,
which Is being occupied by an
other brother, Paul Culbertson. Of
the State Department. and Mrs.
Culbertson.
This house In the delightful old
section Of Washington was given
over to Paul when William left
Washington a year or so ago to
serve as American minister to
Runnania. And since the return
of the latter a few months ago
he has been staying there with
his brother.
The Secretary Of the Legation
Of the Netherlands and Baron.
ess van Boetzelaer van Ooster.
hout are receiving congratulations
upon the birth of daughter on
In China
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. George
Dorsey Price, who have been In
the Philippines for several years,
have gone to China. where the
former has been assigned for
duty. Before her marriage to
the young naval officer Mrs.
Price was Miss Betty Walmsley,
daughter OF Mrs. e. r. WaInnsley.
Of Kentucky and Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman B. Ken
dali have as their guests at
Kentsdale, their country estate
near washington. their cousins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Scenes,
Of Jacksonville, Fla. whose mar
rage took place recently.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs. Charles
d. Hatch have as their guest in
their apartment at Meridian Man
sions, Miss Mary Lou Lester, Of
st. Louis.
Mrs. James Healy, who passed
the weekend at the Cavalier Ho.
tel, Virginia Beach, will return to
Washington today.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin H. Ellis
are at Northeast Harbor, Me-, for
the summer.