Evening star., 1928-08-07

with Lieut. Lester Maitland ana MrS
John Holiday. viii sail TODAY irom Sar
Francisco for Honolulu.
The Secretary Of Agriculture, Mr.
William NJ. Jardine. who has been II
Seattle for several days, will sail IRON
there today for Alaska.
Minister Of Greece Opens
LEGATION for Art Exhibition.
The Minister Of Greece and Mime
Sinopoulous have opened the summer
legation at Newport for an eXhioitlon o
portrait drawings by the Greek artise %
rer,itrios PrisvlliS. The exhibit includes
r1ortratts Of the Minister and Nine, 81
ilopoulos. Bishop James Harry OAR
l;ngton. Prince Christopher OF Greece
and the Marchioness Of Aberdeen.
The Minister OF Poland and Nine
ciechanowska returned yesterday to the
summer legation at Manchester Mass,
after spending q few days IN New 1oth
at the Hotel Ambassador. The Minis
ter and Nine ClechanowSka went theEe
with the expectation OF greethle tmAe m
Polish flyers. who were forced 10 return
hack from the transatlantic fight.
The charge d'affaireS Of France
Count de SartigeS, went yesterday u
I1,rsy. Va. to take part today with Gov
Byrd in the unveiling OF memorial
tablet 10 the Virgin!ans who died IN the
World War. Count de Sartiges VIII re-
turn tomorrow.
Mrs. Gerry. wife of Senator Peter
Coelet Gerry, was hostess at tea yeSter-
6av afternoon at the Kenilworth Inn, at
AsheviIle, n. c.. given to open a series
of entertainments under the auspices
and for the benefit Of the Bntmore
HOSPITAL Society, Inc. Among the an
ner parties at the opening or the caoa-
ret last evening was that or Mr. ano
MRS. David B. Morgan, whose guests
included Mrs. Gerry and DR. and Mrs,
". B. Mason of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Francis AmnerSt
Cecil. son-in-law and daughter OF MRS
Gerry. were guests of DR.. ana Mars
Thomas Patton Cheeseborougn, whose
dauehter-in-law was before ner mar
riage Miss Eleanor Davies OF WASH
ington. ,,.
formerly of washington. were among
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Francis
C;udeer. Mai. Eichelberger is now sea-
toned at Fort Leavenworth.
Mai and Mrs. David Willis were
among the guests OF Mr.. ana Mrs'
Julian Woodcock.
Senator Millard E. Tydings of Mary
land has gone TO Virginia beacn 70
spend the coming week at the CaVaheI
Hotel.
The second secretary Of the British
emhassv. Mr.. C. J. E. Torr. is IN New
work where he went to meet MIS- lott
and their young daughter. Jean on tneir
arrival this evening aboard the Olympic
from England. Mr.. and Mrs. TORI ano
their daughter viii 60 10 Beverly Farms,
Mass. at the end Of the week TO remain
with the other members OF the en-
bassy staff until the Autumn.
Mile. Marie Claudel, daughter Of the
Ambassador of France and Nine. Ciau-
del was married today in Paris 70 NJ
Roger Mequillet, son Of a former mem
Der of the French House OF Representa-
tives. The Ambassador returned te
France and Joined his family in time
for the wedding. -
The counselor of the Norwegian lega-
tion and Nine Lundh were among the
passengers arriving in New York this
morning aboard the Stavangerflord
from Oslo. having sailed July q. They
are expected 70 come at once TO Wash
snrton, where NJ. Lundh viii take up
his duties as charge d'affaires until the
return Of the Minister and Nine.
Bacnke. who are in their Norwegian
home for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Campbell Graef,
who spent a few days in their George