The Washington times., 1929-11-04
President and Mrs. Hoover Will Be
Hosts at Dinner Tomorrow Evening

compliment to the American
Ambassador to the Court Of
st. James, and Mrs. Dawes
and the American Ambassa-
dor, to Cuba and Mrs. Gug-
genheim, who are arriving
tomorrow morning to be
guests at the White House
until Thursday.
The dinner will be rather
informal-at least the invi-
tations have not been given
in formal fashion--those in
vited having received their
"bids" via the telephone.
Sailing Soon
Ambassador and Mrs. Dawes
will sail shortly for London and
Ambassador and Mrs. Guggen"
helm are scheduled to leave
New York in time to arrive in
Havana by November 90.
Already elaborate prepare
tions are being made in the
Cuban capital by government
officials and members of the
American colony for the re-
ception Of the new envoy and
his wife.
This visit will be the first
that MRS. Dawes has made in
washington since she left in
March soon after the inaugura-
ton OF President Hoover. The
Ambassador was here for q
short period before sailing for
his first diplomatic post.
Noble Brandon Judah, former
United States Ambassador to
Cuba, and Mrs. Judah and their
children are planning to spend
the Christmas b olidayS In
Havana, where they will un-
doubtedly be extensively enter
tanned.
Cabinet
The Secretary Of War and
Mrs. James w. Good viii be
the guest Of honor Of Major
and Mrs. Parker West, who will
entertain at tea, November IL.
The Turkish ambassador,
Ahmed Mouhtar Bey, will be
the ranking guest ct the din
ner Co1ndr. and Mrs. Norman
Murray Smith will give this
evening at the Willard. There
will be Il guests. Later the
party will so to the theater.
The Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy, Commodore Ernest
Lee Jahncke, returned today to
his apartment at the May.
flower from his former home
in New Orleans, where he at.
tended the Navy Day celebra-
ton.
The Honorable John Francis
Amherst Cecil has returned to
Biltmore House, N. c., after
passing several days here with
Mrs. Cecil, who is a student
this winter at the Corcoran
Art Gallery.
The Naval Attache Of the
Italian Embassy, Capt. Mobile
Luigi Notarbartole del Duchi
di VillaroSa, has taken an
apartment at the Mayflower,
where his wife, the DuchesSa
di Villarosa, will join him in
January. ,-.-
Cats And Dogs
Princess de Ligne, wife of the
Belgian Ambassador, has en-
tered her Scotch terrier, Mac"
in the combined cat-and-dog
show to be given Monday and
Tuesday, November 10 and 10,
at L'Aiglon, Eighteenth and
Columbia Road, under the
auspices OF the Washington
Cat Club.
Mrs. Charles Edward Russell
has entered Alexander" q
Short-haired gray tabby Of un-
usual size and the winner Of
many ribonS. Miss Helen
Thompson has entered q sacred
SiameSe cat.
Senator and Mrs. Otis F..
Glenn have as their guests the
formers brother and Sister.in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Glenn, Of Murphysboro, Ill.
Mrs. Oscar Underwood and
her niece, Miss Anne Woodward,
Of Birmingham, Ala, have gone
to Charlottesville, Va, by motor
for a few days stay.
Major and Mrs. Stuart Rich
ardSon, Of London, England, are
passing some time at the Carl
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates Warren
will occupy an apartment at
the MayfloWer when they close
their country home in Lees.
burg, Va, this week.
Victor BenavideS has arrived
from Montevideo and Is at the
Carlton.