Evening star., 1928-03-25

| The dean of the diplomatic corps
/ the Ambassador OF Great Britain. and
| Lady Isabella Howard will entertain a
| large company at dinner Tuesday eve
| ming.
The Ambassador and Lady Isabella
| Howard were hosts at dinner last eve
ming in compliment to Mr.. John Bal
| four, who is retiring as secretary OF the
embassy and will shortly return 10 Eng
land. Others in the company were Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Cabot Lodge, Mrs.
Frederic A. Keep. Mrs. Tracy Dows.
Mrs. J. Borden Hartman. Miss janet
Newbold. Miss Francesca Stewart. Miss
Eleanor Wilson. Miss Sears. the Secre-
tary of the Irish legation, Mr.. William
J. B. Macaulay: the third secretary Of
the Canadian legation. Mr.. Thomas
Archibald Stone: Mr.. David A Finley,
Mr.. Lancelot Smith, Mr.. Francis How
ard and the following members Of the
embassy circle: Mrs. Henry Getty Chill
ton, wife Of the counselor: the COM
mercial counselor and Lady Broderick.
the first secretary. Mr.. Ronald Ian
Campbell: the second secretary. Sir
Adrian Baillie: the commercial Secre-
tary, Mr.. A. j. Pack: the third Secre-
tary and Mrs. Henry l.. d'A. HopkinSOu
Miss Gytha Stourton and the third Sec
retary. MFR. Michael Wright.
The Ambassador of Brazil. Senior s
Gurgel do Amaral. will be host at din
ner Friday evening.
Sonora de Davila, wife OF the AM
basSador Of Chile, was the guest IN
whose honor Mrs. Julius c. Lay, wife
OF the United States consul general in
Santiago, Chile, entertained at lunch
ANV 3sN hS fVVS n
Hotel Mayfiower. Covers were laid for
10. Mrs. Lay will so TO Boston later in
the week for q visit before sailing for
Chile 10 join Mr.. Lay IN Santiago.
The Minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter are at the Weylin III New
York over Sunday. The Minister will !
sail shortly for Cuba. where he will at |
tend the international conference ON |
immigration and emigration which will /
be held in Havana. Nine Peter Will |
join him there later,
The Minister Of Hungary and Coun- |
tess Sxechenyi are spending the week |
end out OF town. and VIII return to-
morrow or Tuesday.
MIR. AStrom. Minister Of Finland, Will |
sail from this country May Is for q /
visit 10 the foreign office at HelSingforS /
and Will be absent until September.
The Minister OF Panama and Sonora /
dc Alfaro have as their guest Sonora |
de Perex Of Havana. Cuba, who will re- /
main with them another fortnight,
Sonora de Alfaro was hostess at an /
informal tea Friday afternoon I'm the I
legation In compliment 70 Sonora dc \
Peres,
The Minister Of Gotta Rica ard
Sonora de Oreamuno are expected to i
arrive IN New York tomorrow from
their home In Costa Rica, where they
went at the close Of the Pan~American
Congress III Havana, 10 which the MINI
lister Was a delegate. repreSenting his
nation, Sonora dc Oreamuno win come
To Washington as bride. her marriage
TO the Minister having taken place |
shortly before they sailed from Havana,
The Minister of Greece and Mime,
are spending the week end
In New York and viii return 20 WASH
lngton tomorrow,
The Minister OF CseoheSiovakis, nr,
more last week.
The Minister NJ Sweden. MIR. Hos
from. has been Joined by Nine RoStrom
and their daughter. Mile, Pauline RoS-
from. who spent some time In the South.
Nine, nostrom II slowly recuperating
rom . serious illness,
I
The Minister Of Rumania. NJ. George
CretaiAno. viii return tomorrow flam !
New York, where he went with his
daughter, Mile, Jeanne cretsiano, To see
her sail Yesterday e. visit in the south
nt England for the spring
The Minister of Canada and Mrs ]
Massey, who are maknlg an
extensive tour at the West. are Spendr
ms the week end In Les Angeles, They
viii return to Washington Faster sun
taY. }t
The Minister ot the Netherlands and i
Mime, ven Reyen viii Rtarn thus week Y