Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-17


4 ana viii sail al midnight on the
lie de France for Paris. where
the Secretary will represent She United
States in the signing Of the kellogg
treaty for the remuneration Of var. AZ
conipsnyinc the Secretary End Mrs
EellogS viii he Mr. William H Beck,
private secretary al the Secretary. and
Mr.. Spencer PhsniX Of New York, who
is gcinc as A technical expert The
Secretary and his psrtv viii return 70
this country tl1s first wsck IN Scp;em-
Der
The Secretary of rhe Navy. NJ Will
bur, will arrive IN Seattle tocaN EMO
heard A DESTROYER IN Join tbs Pasifc
feet at Fort Angeius. Secretary and
Mrs Wilbur returned 20 their sen
Francisco lNor.s Wednesday after mo-
torine TO Les Angeles and san Diego.
and Mrs, wilbur, with the,T daughter
Miss Edna WilHIT viii remain N So
Francisco until the sccresary's cruise
with the feet Is COMPLETED.
The Speaker Of the house. Repre-
sentative N.choles L.0nSwo"eA. will
spend the week end al Newport
Tbs Ambassador Of Mexico enter
tanned at 'unchsou today in honor 81
Or. Kristian Sindbaue Of Copenhagen
Denmark. recently appointed presiding
commissioner Of the General CLAIMS
Commission between the United states
and Mexico The other guests we're
Mr.. William r. Castle. ir., ACTING secre-
tsry Of State Mt Fred L. Nielsen,
American commissioner Of ths General
Claims Commission between Mexico and
the United States, Mfr Clement Il.
Rouve. American agent of the conlnlS.
sion: Mr.. Arthur Bliss Lane, chief OF
the Mexican division Of the Department
of State: Mr. P 0. 6e Trescrow. frS'
secretary in charge of the DANISH l9Sa-
ton; Mr. Bensdict NJ. English, Amer
nan secretary OF the commission Dr
Tstehan Gil Borzes assistant director
cf the American Union: Dr.. An
tnnto. Castro Leal. counselor Of the Mex
fesn embassy: Mr. Jorge Dsesle SeGura,
eerresarv Of the Mexican embassy, ana
Mr.. Carlos Barrera OF the SIAN OF thF
Mexican embassy.
Greek Minister and
Nine. SiInepoulos Hosts.
The Minister Of Greece and Nine
ginoooulos will entertain al dinner TO-
morrow evening preceding the dance 10
he given by Mr. and Mrs, Herman
Celricns at their home. Roseelif
THE Minister Of Czechoslovakia, Mr..
Zdenss Fierlinger, left Washington last
nigh for New York and will sail this
evening on the Tie de France 10 spend
a vacation in Europe. The Minister
srent Yesterday in Washington, coming
froz, Woods Hole, Mass.
Representative and Mrs David H
Eincheioe entertained company last
eyenlnr at the dance at the Congress
ssnnal Countrv Club for their house
FTiest- Mrs. W. nj. Hammaek Of Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Campbell
ErieIds entertained at dinner for Mrs.
Haumack before the dance at the club. !
Mrs. Mirnie Harrison was hostess to-
eav at luncheon for Mrs. HamTnack.
taking her guests by motor TO Gettys-
burg They viii return this afternoon.
Representative and Mrs. Richard S.
Aldrich. who have been spending some
time at Narragansett Pier. left yester-
day for Saratoga Springs.
The air attache of the British en-
hsssv. Wing CondT. T G. Hetherington,
and Mrs Hetherington have returned
70 the Summer embassy at Beveriy
Farms. having gone 10 New York To
meet Squadron Leader A. S. @. Lee and
Flight Lieut. E. J. Kingston McCloughry
Of the British air forces, who arrived
from AndoveT, England Wednesday.
Rear Admiral Clarence S. Williams,
z. S. N. retired. and Mrs. Williams en-
te-ta.ne6 al dinner last evening at
Newport in honor Of Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Frank Crosley.
Mai. and Mrs W e. Palmer have re-
turned from an extended visit IN New
Tcrx and the BerkSnires
Capt. and Mrs Frank Turner Of st.
Petersburg Fla. are visiting the latter's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scharf at
f3i2 Ridsewood avenue in Chevy Chase.
Nc. Capt and Mrs. Turner viii be at
home informally Saturday evening from
to 10 O'Clock.
Ensign and Mrs D Thomas EDDY
are the guests Of MAJ William D. EDDY
at Saratoga Springs.