Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-20

evening In the White HOUSE, the
guests including Senator and
Mrs. James Couzens and their DAUGHTER,
Miss Mango couzfrs; Miss Jean Kellogg,
logs; Mrs. j. II. Large, sister OF the
hostess, and her daughter, Miss Janet
Large.
Dean of Diplomats Returning
To Capital From Bar Harbor.
The Ambassador of Great Britain and
Lady Isabella Howard. who are in New
York after short visit in Bar Harbor,
will return to the embassy on Connecti-
Cut avenue Sunday evening. The Am
bassador and Lady Isabella have moved
into town from Langley Park, the estate
of Mrs. Frederick +. Mccormick Good
hart. which they occupied through the
Midsummer while Mrs. Mccormick
0oodhart was in her Summer home at
Bar Harbor.
The Ambassador of Chile, Senior Don
Carlos @. Davila, arrived in washing
ton this morning from Schenectady,
N. Y, where he attended the celebra-
ton of independence of Chile.
Senator Walter F. George has been
Joined at the Mayfower Hotel by Mrs.
George, who came from her home IN
Georgia Mrs. George was accompanied
to the Capital by their son. MIR. Heard
Franklin George.
Mr., and Mrs. Theodore l.. Pomeroy
gave a reception last evening in the
Greenwich, Conn.,, Country Club, When
they announced the engagement OF
Mrs. Pomeroys daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth
Noyes Boyd Reed, to Mr.. James A.
Vaughan of New York and Virginia No
SyNn
Mrs. Reed is the daughter OF the late
George. w. Boyd, who made his home
in Philadelphia, where Mrs. Reed made
her debut few years ago and later
was married.
Mrs. Reed Is a granddaughter of the
late Crosby s. Moves of washington
and a niece Of MIR. Theodore w. Moves,
editor chief of The washington
Evening star, and of Mr.. Frank B.
over School at Middlebury, Conn; the
Murray Anderson School of Dramatic
Art in New York and a former student
OF the Columbia University Literary
School She has been an active worker
in amateur theatficalS in Greenwich
where she has frequently appeared In
productions by the Studio Workshop OF
Greenwich.
Mr.. Vaughan Is the senior member
of the firm of Vaughan IL Harris
lawyers, of New York city. He is the
son of the late Mr.. and Mrs. James B
Vaughan Of Franklin, Va, and IS
graduate of Elon College in North Caro-
lima, Of Columbia University and Co
lunbia University Law School. Mr.
Vaughan is q member Of the Racquet
Club in Washington and of the Princess
Anne Country Club OF Virginia and Is
well known golfer.
Gen. William Ruprecht, who is the
uruguayan delegate to the Bolivian
Paraguayan Conference in Washington,
will entertain at luncheon tomorrow in
the Pan-Amerfcan room of the May
flower His guests viii include mem
bers of the general staff of the United
States Army.
Brig. Gen. Golden LII Rugsles of
Washington is visiting New York, stop
ping at the Hotel Aston.
MIR. Paul Mellon, son of the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, Is sailing this
evening from New York on the Olympic
for Europe.
The charge d'affaires of Cuba, Senior
Don Jose T. Baron, will entertain a
in the embassy in honor Of Gen. Pedro
Betancourt of Cuba, who represented
President Machado at the convention of
the Spanish War Veterans In Denver
Mrs. Frederick e. Mccormick Good
hart has returned TO her estate. Lang
ley Park, In Maryland, after spending
the Summer in her home at Bar Harbor.
Former Cabinet Hostess in
Capital for Several Weeks.
Mrs. Edwin T. Meredith of Des
Moines, Iowa, widow of the former
Secretary of Agriculture, arrived in
washington this morning, and will be
at the Mayf1ower for several weeks.
Mrs. Meredith's niece, Miss Edna Mere
dith Of Bull, Idaho, accompanied her
here, and will attend Miss Madeira's
school.
The vice chairman Of the Tariff Com
mission, Or. Alfred p. Dennis. will be
joined today by Mrs. Dennis and their
two sons. Alfred P. Dennis, jr, and
John v. Dennis, who will come from
Hot Springs. Va, where they have had
q cottage through the Summer.
Capt. and Mrs. John P. Jackson have
returned from two-ri1onth motor trip
through New England. and have opened