Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-15

to6av nj the Pan-American
Union IN honor Of Dr. KriStian
Sjndballe. presiding commits
sioner of the General and Special
Claims Commission of the United States
and Mexico The other guests were
the Ambassador Of Mexico, Senior Don
Manuel c. Teller: the counselor OF the
Mexican embassy, Senior Dr.. Don An
tonic CaStro-Ical. the Assistant Secre-
tsrv If state. Mr. william r. Castle.
s. me firSt secretary of the Danish
ierstinn. MI. F. O de TreSchow; Mr..
TTe6 X Nielsen. the American COM
missioner al The General and Special
Claims Commission. United States and
Mexico MI Green H. Hackworth, So
lcitor Of the Department OF State; Mr..
Arthur Bliss Lane chief Of the MeXi-
rar division Of the Department OF
state. Or. ESteban Gil Borges, assistant
director general Of the Pan-Anerican
Union: Col Clement L. Bouve, Ameri-
can agent of the General and Special
Claims Commission. and Mr.. Benedict
n English. secretary Of the port OF
tfe United States General and Special
Claims Commission.
Thu Secretary Of the Interior. Mr..
Rev q. West had guests lunching in
formally with him yesterday on the
Willard roof.
The Minister Of the Dominican Re-
ruhllc and Sonora &c Morales left WASH
ington .oday for motor trip to Niagara
Fails and Canada
TIE Minister Of Persia. Mira Davoud
Khan Meftah. left last evening for At
lantic City to spend few days. The
Minister was the gue~t over the week
end az North Beach. Md, Of the coun-
seller Of the Chilean embassy and Sc
nors Ge Agacio.
The charge d'affaires Of Germany
ana Frau KEEP have come from Man
chester. Mass. where the embassy is
established for the Summer. and are at
the Carlton for short stay,
Miss Catalani to Wed
Mr. Kelley of Washington.
An engagement of more than usual
interest was announced at a dinner
given by Mrs Henry F. Dimock. in her
home. Elsinore. at Bar Harbor. Me,
when the second counselor Of the Ital-
ian embassy and Signora Catalani an
nounced the engagement of Signor
Catalani's niece. Miss Theo6oria Cata-
iani. To Mr. Mcclure Kelley, son of Mrs
William Fitch Kelley Of Washington.
Miss Catalani made her debut last
Winter at a large ball given By Mrs.
Dimock and was one of the most popu
lar buds of the season. She has served
on several OF the girls committees OF
the larger charity balls, including the
Chil6ren's Hospital ball, which was at
tended by the President and Mrs. Cool
sdge. AT this bali number Of the most
prominent buds Of the season danced
e-l oIo-fashioned number and the bride
elect was IN the group. Mr.. Kelley is
. graduate OF Princeton University,
Rass 1921. ard is . member of the
Chevy Chase Club and the Racquet
Club
Rear Admiral Edward W Eberle will
he the guest in whose honor the mem
hsrs Of the General Board Of the Navy
Department will entertain at dinner
this evening al the Army and Navy
Club. The dinner will mark the re-
tirement Of Rear Admiral Eoerle from
active service.
Mrs. ogden L. Mills. wife Of the
rndersecretary of the Treasury, who
has been with him at Saratoga Springs,
viii 60 10 Newport the latter part of
the week Mr.. Mills viii Join her later
Inc ASSISTANT SECRETARY Vi IOAlntcAGC
for Aeronautics, Mr. William ?. Mac
Cracker. IT.. returned to Washington
today after attending the meeting OF
the American Bar Association and
spending a few days on the West Coast.
The director general OF the Pan
American Union, Dr.. Leo S. Rove, has
issued invitations for a concert OF
Latin American music to Be given by
the United states Marine Band and as
sisting artists on the esplanaoe OF the
Pan American Union. Saturday evening,
September q. at ais o'clock.
Gen. and Mrs Edgar Jadwin have
gone 10 California and will not return
to their apartment at 254o MaSsacnu-
sets avenue until September l.
Mrs Greed Fulton Cox. wife of Col.
Cex. L. s. A has returned 10 Wash
n7rtgn from Nahsnt. Mass, where she
spent the early Summer with her SON.
fn-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Casweu. Col. Cox has been trans
ferred from Fort Bragg, n. c., and
has been assigned 10 duty Al the Army
War College. Mrs. Cox viii be al the
Mavflover while their house at 1923
Thirtv-third street Is being put In readi-
ness for the Winter.
CoEndr. and Mrs. w H. Conner have
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