Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-12

are entertaining LOT q lew Oay'
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Fisher
and Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sloar
of Detroit. Mrs. Hoover's sister
Mrs. ]. H. Large, is again guest al
the White House and has with her hel
schoolboy son.
Mrs. Lamont, wife of the Secretary
of Commerce, will leave Washington
the first of July for her home at Lake
Forrest, Ill.
The Secretary and Mrs. Lamont have
moved from the Hay-Adams House 10
the Wardman Park Hotel.
Distinguished italian
Visitor Feted at Embassy.
The italian Ambassador, Mobile Gia-
como de MARITIME, was host at 1unch-
con yesterday, having among his guests
Representative Ruth Hanna McCor-
mick, Representative Ruth Bryan owen,
Miss Lena Phillips, president OF the
American Association of University
Women; DR.. Marie Castellani. Signorna
Finley DIR. Constantine Mcclure, Sig
nor Pedro Lanino, and the secretary OF
the embassy, Signor Leonardo Vltetl.
The Ambassador of Japan and Nine.
Debuchi entertained at luncheon today
at the embassy In honor OF Mrs. WOOD
row Wilson.
Mrs Couzens, wife of Senator James
Colzens. was hostess at luncheon to-
day In compliment to Mrs. James w.
Good. wife of the Secretary OF War.
The luncheon was given at VIVA Rosa,
the house at 4445 MASSACHUSETTS ave-
nue. which Senator and Mrs: Couzens
have leased for the Summer from Mrs.
william Bailey Lamar, widow OF Judge
Lamar of Georgia.
Representative and Mrs. Joe j. Coch-
ran have as their guests Miss Eleanor
Carroll and Miss Mary Margaret Car
roll of Webster Grove. MO.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. william E.
Hull have had with them In tnelr
apartment at the WardInan Park Hotei
for the Spring their niece, MISS VIZ
uinia Harris, who left yesterday for
Chicago. Miss Harris viii return 70
her home, IN Peoria, H., and Will later
70 to Montana and the West Coast.
The charge d'affaires of Ecuador,
Senior Don Juan Barberis, was most 70
party Of IL at the Yea dance q.
the PLACE Deauville at Wardman Park
Hotel yesterday afternoon.
The secretary of the Netherlands
legation and Baroness Van Boetzelaer
entertained informally at dinner on the
willard roof last evening.
Mr. Mowatt M. Mitchell, commercial
attache of the United States embassy at
Rome, has come to washington TO con-
suit with State Department onclals
and. with Mrs. Mitchell, has an apart
ment at the Hay-Adams House. on La
Iayette Square.
Mr.. H r. Arthur Schoenfeld, secre-
fary general of the Commission OF IN
curry and Cancellation, Bolivia ana
Paraguay, has been Joined in the Bar,
clay, In New York, by Mrs Scnoenlelo
and children, from Mexico City. MIS-
Schoenfeld's parents. Mr.. and MRS. Jonn
s. Re- have arrived from MonteVloeo'
Urue and will be at the Barclay Tor
several days before leaving for their
Summer home.
Commissioner Jefferson Myers Of the
United States Shipping Board ana MRS.
Myers gave a dinner in their nome, at
1851 Crescent place, Saturday evening VIENNA
for Senator and Mrs Charles l.. NC
Nary, Col. Daniel Boone DodSon, man
aRer Of the Portland, Greg, Chamber OF
Commerce, and Col. william Hanley.
Brig. Gen. William e. Horton, United
States Army, retired, and q group OF
Army officers, who are acting as in
strllctors to the members of the Quar-
termaster Division of the United States
! Reserve Corps, now taking two-week
! course of instruction at the War De-
partment, were the guests OF honor at
q dinner given last evening in the
Chinese room Of the Mayfiower by the
Reserve Corps officers. The guests, in
addition to Brig. Gen. Horton, included
Col, Charles z. Reese, United States
Army; Col. Walter C. Jones, United
states Army; Col. o. D. Sampson,
United States Army; Mai. w. r. White,
United States Army; Maj. Henry r.
Smalley, United States Army; Maj.
Henry 3. Barry, United States Army;
Maj. o. Walsh, United States Army;
Capt. william F. Ritter, United States
Army; Capt. Edward o. Schairer, United
states Army; Capt. Frederick E. Hagen,
United States Army; Capt. Edwin M.
Scott, United States Army, and Capt.
Patrick Kelley, United States Army.
The Reserve Corps officers acting as
hosts were: Col Lee H. Lands OF San
Francisco, Col Henry T. Blair Of North
Carolina, Col Richard Stockton, tr., OF
Trenton, N. J.; Maj. John B. Richards
of Falls River, Mass: Maj. Charles p.
Harding of Boston, Maj. Edward II.
Qrabow Of Boston, Maj. w. A. Great
of Pittsburgh, Mai. w. p. Rockwell OF
Pittsburgh, Capt. Forest z. Alexander
Of Worcester, Mass; Capt. II. II. Hart
Of wolfboro, ". H.; Capt. 7. L. VII