The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1929-10-22
Diplomats Plan Parties to Honor
Delegates to Internd tiOndL Institute
Foreign Visitors Will
Arrive in Capital
This Evening


d p,lmatic missions are plan
ming to entertain at luncheon
or dinner for the delegates
from their respective coun-
tries who are arriving in
Washington early this eve
ming for a short stay as part
of their itinerary while IN
this country to attend a
meeting of the Institute of
International Law.
The charge d'affaires ad
interim of Spain, Mariana
de Amoedo, has sent out in
vitations for a dinner Thurs
day evening in compliment
to Jose M. Yanguas, presi-
dent of the Spanish National
Assembly, and Nine. Yam
guas.
Lecture
Guests at the dinner will num-
Der about forty. And later in
the evening additional guests
will come in for the illustrated
lecture to be given by Arthur
Stanley Riggs on Spain.
The dinner at the Belgian En-
bassy tomorrow evening with
the Ambassador and Princess de
Ligne as hosts is in honor of
the Belgian group of delegates.
Luncheon
The entire delegate body will
be guests at luncheon tomorrow OF
DR.. Leo S. Rowe, director general
of the Pan-American Union, who
will entertain in the Union Bulld.
ing, one of the sightseeing
places in Washington.
President Hoover will receive
the group at o'clock on Friday
afternoon. This hour would seem
to indicate that Mrs. Hoover Will
also be present and that the re-
ception will take on the I'M
portance of a social event, with
refreshments served in the State
dining-room.
The delegates will leave early
Saturday morning for New York.
to return to their respective
homes.
Mrs. Tunney's Sister
Baroness Vendls Won Lengenn'
of Berlin, is spending a few days
at the Mayflower where Mrs.
Edwin Dewing, of Hartford, Conn.,
who is a. sister of Mrs. Gene
Tunney, will join her today. The
baroness is the daughter of the
late Admiral Won Grumme
Douglas, who was aide to the
Emperor of Germany. She has
been visiting Mrs. Dewing since
midsummer and will sail from
New York on November = Tor
Italy.
Mrs. Theodore P. Noyes Is a
guest at the Barclay in New York
for a few days.
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Mrs. James M. Thomson, OF
New Orleans, is staying at the
MayfloWer.
Chief Hostess
Mrs. Mary Logan Tucker, pres1-
dent of the District Of Columbia
Society, Daughters of 1912, heads
the group of members Of this or
ganization who will serve today as
hostesses at the exhibition OF
washington1ans being held this
week in the Wakefield room IN
the Dulin and Martin building, at
Connecticut Avenue and L Streets
under the auspices Of the District
of Columbia Society of the Wake
field National Memorial Associa.
ton. With Mrs. Tucker will be
Mrs. George W. Trowbridge, Mrs.
Thomas K. Creighton, Mrs. Fred
erick K. Sparrow. Mrs. Clement
W. Sheriff, Mrs. w. A. Kelsey and
Mrs. r. Thomas Robinson.
The Wakefield National Memo
rial Association, of Which Mrs.
Harry L. Rust, ST., Is president,
has for it's object the restoration
Of the 1ong.neglected birth place OF
George Washin gton, which was
built on Popes Creek in Westmore-
land county, by Augustine Wash.
ington in 1918 or 1920 and which
was burned in 1922.
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Mrs. Hamilton Eddie and Miss B.
4. Eddie, Of San Francisco, are at
the Dodge Hotel.
Mrs. John D. Sherman, OF
Denver, Colorado, former presi.
dent of the General Federation Of
women's Clubs, will be a guest
at the Mayflower until Wednes.
day or Thursday and is then leaV-
ing for New York and Boston.
Mrs. Sherman is chairman of the
American Home Department of
the General Federation.
Mrs. Sherman will return to
Washington the first of Novem.
Der and will be at the Mayflower
for two or three weeks.