Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-26
Tales of Well Known Folk
In Social and Official Life
NJ Matsudaira. Retiring Japanese Ambassador
Makne Plans to Grow American Doewood
on His Home Soil.

! phcr ir., married Miss Louise Hoar.
/ Younger daughter of Mrs. Frederic II.
Gnlett. wife Of The Senator from Mas
saehusetts. Miss Emmett and Mr.. La
!, Fargo will be married in October,
The Ambassador to Cuba, Col Noble
/ Brandon Judah, has been passing the
middle part of August III the camp Of
the l49th Regiment OF Illinois, with
which he served during the World War.
The l49th is encamped near Lake ST,
Francis. WsS and the Ambassador. who
has been all Summer III his own camp
in the Adlron0acks with Mrs. Judah
and his small daughters. made the trip
in his motor truck surrounded by the
paraphernslia needed. Col. judah Wis
tied Chicago before returning to New
York 10 note progress on the handsome
home which he has been erecting for
the past two years at Lake Forest, IN
til their departure for Havana the Ju~
dahs were living in the Norman Gothic
garage on the grounds, and so comfort
able had Mrs Judah made this tenn
porary abode that she once contemplat-
ed renouncine the idea of the great
mansion in the course OF building and
being content with a smaller domain
But the twin daughters are coming on
and so work was resumed It Is under
stood that while Col Judah has enjoyed
his mission to Cuba. he Is ready 10 re-
tire when. according 10 custom, he VIII
offer his resignation TO the new PreSi-
dent. 10 be indicted into Office on next
March l. Mrs. Judah who has ge-
Mus for al fresco feteS, has left an UNI
effaceable memory III Havana by the
beautiful garden parties and balls given
during the Spring at the villa which the
Ambassador had leased in the Vadado,
the handsome residential section OF the
newer part of the Cuban capital. The
Ambassador will not return 10 Havana
with his family until the middle OF NO.
vember.
The late John Drew left deep i'm
press on the younger generation about
his home al East Hampton. Long Island.
and this Summer an organ zatlon called
the John Drew Corps of Girl Reserves
has begun activities But not in mill
tarv or militant way, as the name would
suggest. but for the avowed purpose OF
reviving the homely accomplishments
now languishing among the youth Oh
the neighbCTh0od, which means putting
into practice the many eXhortatlonS OF
the beloved actor. has this society been
founded These Girl Reserves make de-
ughtful cake and fiaky biscuits and sew
eral times a week they hold revel-
good things to eat tempting salads,
TASTY sandwiches. ali kind Of cakes ana
cookies. which may be eaten in ther
charming little clubhouse or taken
home TO grace the family table. at the
will OF the purchaser. These Girl Re-
serves have contributed so generously TO
the East Hampton charity bazaars that
those IN charge OF philanthroplc enter
prise all over Long Island hold them II
high esteem John Trew was an apostle
of hcrne. and he never neglected an OPP
portunity to impress his ideas on the
Young girls and boys about his residence
in East Hampton who were never so
happy as when Turing the actor 70 ap-
pear at their entertainments. Ihougn
his sympathy and aid for these who had
genuine fistrionic talent was well known
he was just as firm in persuading those
with none or only mediocre accomplish
nents to follow the actual vocation
especially for girls to marry and main
tain home.
Argentina's chief executive, M
Hipol.to Irigoyen. who is about to be
indicted into Office served in the same
capacity from 1862. and during his
previous administration he showed
marked preference for strengthening
the bonds of friendship between his
country and this through the practical
method OF understanding the laws.
Argentina at the instance OF this eS-
teen1ed statesman and of his predeces-
sor, DR.. Marcelo T. Alvear, who has
been President during the past SIX
years. advocated and finally succeeded
in having courses in the fundamental
law Of this country included in the &C
cepted curriculum leading to the IL. B:
in Argentina It is pointed out that II
a summary of the law which governs
the more important Latin countries were
known In the commercial sense, 1t would
eliminate much friction in the relations
of the United States and the republics
Of the New World. President Irigoyen
is Of the opinion so those who know
his mind say. that If the bankruptcy
ard the corporation laws. together with
those regulating patents and trade
marks. were better known in this coIln-
try. practically every case OF indiffer-
cnce would be- wiped out and he belie"cs