Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-07-26

ARuSe1l MARY. 1EeTe were nearly 1U,UUU
guests invited and for Mr. and Mrs
Dawes it was their first royal garden
party. King Fuad of Egypt attended
and presented bis chief ministers to
the Queen.
Minister of Finland Host
To His Sister, Miss AStrOm.
The Minister of Finland, Mr.. Leonard
Astrom, has as his guest in the legation
his sister. Miss Emma Astrom. of Hels-
ingforS. Finland Miss AStrom is presi-
dent of the Finnish Nurses Association
and attended the sessions of the board
of directors and grand council of the
Fourth Congress of the International
Council of Nurses, held in Montreal from
July 2 to 10. Miss AStrom delivered, on
behalf Of the delegates from Europe,
the concluding address of the congress
Her stay in Washington is brief, as she
will go to AarhuS. Denmark, to represent
Finland at an inter-Scandinavian con-
gress on nursing. which will be held in
August.
The Minister of Hungary, Count Laszlo
EZechenyi, will sail tonight aboard the
lie de France for his Midsummer visit
abroad. Countess Szechenyi and their
daughters will remain at Newport, where
they are with her mother Mrs. Cor
Breakers.
The counselor of the legation, NJ John
Pelenyi, who. with Nine. Pelenyi, re-
burned 10 days ago from several months
trip abroad. are at Newport, where the
legation Offices are established for the
Summer. M. Pelenyi will be charge
d'affaires during the absence of the
Minister.
Senator Tasker L. Oddie Of Nevada
and Mrs. Oddie left Washington today
for New York and will sail on the West
ern World for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to
be absent until about September Is.
Senator Oddie is the representative of
President Hoover to the pan-American
road conference to be held In the Bra
lillian capital
The former Assistant Secretary Of the
Department of Commerce, j. Walter
Drake, chairman Of the commission. and
Mrs. Drake also are sailing on the West
ern World, Mr.. Drake being a delegate
to the conference.
Senator and Mrs. Royal s. Copeland
and their son, Mr.. Royal S. Copeland,
1r., will sail today aboard the Bremen
for two-month stay abroad, returning
to Washington early in october.
The chief of staff, U. S. A., Gen.
Charles P. Summerall, joined Mrs.
Summerall yesterday in their quarters
at FIT. Myer, after a trip through the
South.
Mai. Gen. Greed C. Hammond, newly
appointed inSular auditor of the Philip
pines and former chief of the Militia
Bureau. and Mrs. Hammond left today
for short visit in Oregon. They will
sail from Seattle for Manila early in
Senfapoher Zen and FrS TJop1rn0pd
have host Of friends in Washington
and their departure Is greatly regretted,
as they have been prominent in social
affairs during their nine years resi-
dence in Washington.
The military attache Of the Italian
embassy, Gen. Villa, has gone to New
York, where he joined his brother,
Conte Alphonso P. Villa, yesterday at
the Savoy-PlaZa. Gen. Villa will &C
company his brother to Newport, where
he will be the guest Of Conte and
Confess Villa for a short time, and
after making other visits will return
to Washington about the middle of
August.
Maj. Gen. r. j. Herman has gone
to Lake Sunapee, N. H., where he is
at the 500 Nipi Park Lodge.
LIE Charge q dI1dueS OF OdIldQd, N1I.
Merchant Mahoney, will leave this week
for Canada to spend the remainder of
the Summer with Mrs. Mahoney and
their family at Stanley Island, In Lake
st. Francis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r Tuckerman
and their daughters will go to their
Summer home at Southampton, L. l.,
today. They have been at Point Look
out. Md, for the early Summer, having
given their place in Edgemoor to a
group Of Senators. who are remaining
in Washington during the congressional
recess to work on the tariff bill.
Mrs. Henry T. Oxnard has as her
guests in her home, Edgewood, at Up
perville, Va, her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Krogstad,
who will sail Friday, August 2, for
France, where they will make their
home in Paris. Mrs. Krogstad was for
anerly Miss Eugene Ptchon.
Mrs. Emily Frech Barnes WIN 90 to
Philadelphia next week to visit her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
=. Harold Fox, In their apartment In the
Allyn, at 1890 Locust street, where she
will make the acquaintance of her
granddaughter, little Jean Annette,
born Tuesday. Mrs. Fox was before her
marriage Miss Edith Barnes Of wash
lngton.
Comdr. and Mrs. Charles r. Baker
will have as their guest for 10 days
Miss Betty Carstairs of London, who
will bring her high-powered motor boat
to this country to try again for the
world speed-boat record.
Comdr and Mrs. Baker have taken q
house at Wild Rose Shores, on the
South River, where Miss Carstairs will
have ample opportunity to practice
with her motor boat.
Former Governor of Illinois and Mrs.