Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-10

tn HE Ambassador Of Spain. Senc
Padills. and his dauehter, th'
Senoritss padilla. will so t
Il New York tonight preparator'
to sailing Sunday aboard tht
Alfonso XIII for Spain, where the,
Will ioin Sonora dc Padilla and tht
other members of their family.
TIE Secretary of the Treasury. Mr.
Mellon, who has been abroad for two
months. is expected TO sail from Eng
land Tuesday aboard the Beviathar
and will probably be- accompanied by
his son Mr. Paul Mellon, who has been
travelling with the Secretary IN Europe
Senior RarbcriS Celebrating
independence of Ecuador.
The charge d'affaires Of Ecuador
Senior Don Juan BarberlS. viii be host
at dinner this evening in celebration OF
the anniversary OF the independence OF
Ecuador
The third secretary Of the British
embassy and Mrs Henry h. GA. Hop
klnsnn have returned TO Washington
from the Summer embassy at Beverly
Farms AND ara IL their house a lF3t
Nineteenth street, Mr. HopSlnson VIII
remain here through the late Summer
embassy Office
Mr. Michael Wright. third secretary.
who has been in charge since the en-
basSy took Summer quarters al Beverly
Farms. left this morning 10 JON the
other members OF the stan on the North
shore
The charge d'atfaires OF Lthuania.
d.. BagdonaS has lett Washington bN
DO al 1N8
Dominican through this month.
Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs.
William r. Castle. lr.. were among
those at the showing Of Sadie Thcmp-
son" in the Homestead Theater last
evening. Others in the audience we're
Senator and Mrs Charles w. Water
man. Brig. Gen. Samuel l., Faison ana
Ccmd and Mrs. Paul H. BaStedo.
The naval attache of the Brazilian
embassy. Capt Federico Villar, will
leave Washington Sunday by motor for
Niagara Fails and Canada. He will
sail later from the Dominion for short
trip in Europe. where he will meet
Senhora Villar and their daughters,
Senhorita Emily Villar and Senhorita
Maria de Iaurden Villar in Paris, Capt.
villar and his family will come TO
Washington early in December. where
they will be welcome additions to the
diplomatic circle here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E. Wholean. who
have recently returned to this country
from Milan. Italy. arrived in Washing
ton late yesterday and viii be at the
Mavflower until tonight, when they are
leaving for Bar Harbor. Mrs. Wholean
is the former Miss Beatrice Henderson
Of Washington.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. James E. Fechet.
who are guests of the Thayer, West
Point. N. Y, gave dinner last evening
on the grill terrace to Mai. and MRS.
Sherburne Whipple. Mai. and Mrs.
George E. Stratemeyer. Lieut.. and Mrs.
W. w. White. Miss Catherine Fechet.
who has been tn guest of Mai and Mrs.
Stratemeyer for several weeks, and
Cadet Charles T. Tench.
Mrs. Robert r. Mackenzie had guests
lunching informally with her yesterday
On the Willard roof. Mrs. Mackenzie
will 60 TO New York next week to meet
her son-i1l-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. FLOYD Waggaman. who are ex-
pected to arrive Wednesday from Eng
land. where they have been after long
stay In France.
Nine Panaretof, wife of former Min
tster OF Bulgaria, was the guest in whose
honor. Mrs william Cook Hart enter
tanned at tea Wednesday afternoon at
Wiliiamstown, Mass, where DR.. and
Mime. Panaretoff are attending the In
Etitute Of Politics at Williams College.
AIRS William Howard Doughty presided
81 the tea table
Mr.. and Mrs Francis E. Pope OF the
Dresden Apartments left Washington
yesterday for a motor trip TO New York
and Boston, By way Of Cape Cod. AT
Gloucester they will visit their daughter
Mrs. Thomas L. Fentress and at Great
Darlington they will be guests Of Mr. and
Mrs.. George Adams Mason They ex-
pect to return TO Washington early in
September
Comdr Emmanuel A. Lofauist, United
States Navy, and Mrs. bofquiSt have
gone 10 New York and are at the Ritz
Carlton for short stay.
Mr.. william Bowie Clarke. who re-
Gently sailed for Europe, is now at
the Imperial Hotel, Paris.
Col and Mrs. Frank H Adams are
nov located in Los Angeles, Calf, at
CAT Cahuenga avenue. Col. Adams re-
Gently retired from the Quartermaster
Corps. and is well known in Washing
ton, having been detailed in the Office
II the quartermaster general for num-
Der Of years.