Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-01

AeTie. Claudei nave ISSUED III
vitattOns for the marriage O.
/ their daughter Marie Antoin'
etts 10 Roger Mequillet OF Paris
fTuesday, August Z, IN Paris. Inc Am
hassador has recently Joined Nine
Claudel and his daughters, who sallee
aer France early in June
minister If venexueia and
Family In Blue Ridge.
1 The Minister of Venezuels, Senior DR.
Don Carlos p. 0risanu WIN ms oa1g Ii
Aers and son, Scnorita Margarita Girl
kan,i. Senorita Ana Teresa Grisanti
and Or, Vincent Ofisanti. win motor tc
Rlue Radse Summit. Pa, this afternoon
Ia loin Sonora de Grisanu and Senofies
Carmen Teresa Gristanti IN their cot
fage there.
Senator Charles Curtis. who is in his
home in Topeka. Kans, viii be lolneo
later by his brother-ir ano sis.eI
Afr and Mrs. Edward &. Gam. Mrs.
Gam. Who is In New YORK Tor SNORT
stay, will return tomorrow.
Representative Sol Bloom or New
Work is making q brief visit III WASH"
lngton and is staying at the Mayfower'
representative and Mrs. Fred A. Brit
far viii close their apartment at ward
mar, park tomorrow and so to New
-ori fn sail Saturday for Europe. Rep
resentatiye and Mrs. Britten and Mr'
and Mrs, Frederick D. McKenney, VINO
will also sail Saturday, dined togetneF
last evening.
The undersecretary Of the treasury
and Mrs. ogden L. Nils mao as ttleIt
rrIests AT the races at Saratoga SeStef-
day. Mrs. Henry Carnegie FhippS anu
her son Mr. Ogden Phipps
The Acting Secretary of War, Col
Charles B. Robbins. is expected to come
hack 70 washington at the enc OF ens
v-esk from Somerset. Pa. where ne Is
,sncovering from an accident while on
his way here BY air. .s.
Miss Anna Marcella Robbins. daugn-
ter of the Acting Secretary. Will san To-
dav from New York to spend some time
n FsIroDe with party OF friends. MISS
Robbins graduated from Vassar IN June
and viii take her place as hostess Iof
her father during the coming season
and will be a welcome aooition 70 the
younger circles Of the official set
The charge d'afFaires of France, Count
De Sartiges, returned yesterday from q
short STAY In New York. where ne was
at the Barclay.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Mr.. Theodore Douglas Robinson, enter
tAiued informally at luncheon yester.
day in the presidential dining room OF
the Mayfiower, having as his guests the
Assistant Secretary OF War ana MIS-
= Trubee Dawson and Mrs. Lester j.
Maitland.
Gen. George A. L. Dumont, former
military attache OF the French embassy,
was entertained at supper dance last
efen;ng Al the Waldorf astoria in New
York. The party was given by group
az Gen. Dunont's close friends IN New
Work 70 celebrate his birthday ami
vsrsarv. which also marked the last Gay
al his service in the French Army. In
tke company were Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
Hanson e. Ely, Miss Ely and Miss
Nadge Elv. Admiral and Mrs. Charles
n Plunkett. Brig Gen and Mrs. Hugh
AZ Drum. Brig. Gen. Ohio B. Rosen-
baum. Col and Mrs. George w. Bur-
lssgh. Col Franklyn @. Brown, Col. and
Mrs. Stephen o. Ftloua and Miss
Fuoua. Col. and Mrs John P. Byrne,
oil and Mrs Paul Freeman Col. Frank
haorrow. NJ Maxim Mongendre, French
consul general: Mr. and Mrs. z. L.
Cpurnand. Consul and Mrs. Andre
Brouzet. Mrs. Paul Foley, Maj. Philip
Hahtnelander. Capt. and Mrs. Charles
W. Berry. Capt. Twiring Tousler, Mr..
Pserpont Morgan Hamilton. Mr.. Carl
Lee of Cleveland. Mr. Webb Hilbert,
Lieut.. Robert N. EicheIsdoeffer. Capt.
Dalton. Capt cookson. Lieut.. Hutch
ars. Lieut.. and Mrs Kean. Miss Wood
barry and Miss Richardson.
Earlier In the evening the France
America Sosiety gave dinner in his