Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-17
Brilliant Celebration
Planned for G. u. School

CASTOR Hall, at Georgetown Uni
| verSity, will be the scene OF brilliant
official gathering tomorrow evening in
honor of the tenth anniversary OF its
School Of Foreign Service. 49,.
Secretary Of State Kellogg and DR..
William F. Notz, dean Of the school, Will
receive honorary degrees Of doctor Of
laws from the president OF the uni
versity, Rev. DR.. w. Coleman Nevis,
S. j. Many Government oficials. the
ambassadors and ministers and attaches
of a score of foreign governments and
prominent Washingtonians have &C
cepted the invitation OF President Nevis
to attend the exercises.
AcceptanceS have been received from
Attorney General John Garibaldi Sar-
gent, Secretary of the Interior Roy O..
West, Assistant Secretary of State VIII
liam r. Castle, jr; Assistant Secretary
of State Nelson T. Johnson, Cowmis-
sioner Proctor L. Dougherty, Col. VIII
liam A. Ladue, Bishop James e. Free
man, President and Mrs. Cloyd H. Mar
vim of George Washington University,
Right Rev. James H. Ryan, president OF
Catholic University; Admiral and Mrs,
william s. Benson, Justice Josiah a..
Van Orsdel and Mrs. Van Orsdel of the
District Court Of Appeals. and other
prominent officials, including Commits
sioner q. B. Brossard of the Tariff Com
mission, Mr.. and Mrs. George E. HaHil-
ton, Mr.. Frank j. Hogan and President
John c.. Merriam Of the Carnegie In
stitute.
Among the diplomats who will attend
are the Ambassador OF France, the
Ambassador of Chile and Sonora de
Davila, the Minister of Egypt and Nine.
Samy Pasha, the Ambassador OF Bel
GUM and Princess de Ligne, the Min
lister Of Venezuela, the Ambassador OF
sador of Mexico and Nine. Teller, the
Minister of Siam, the Minister OF Per-
STA, the Minister of Poland and Nine.
Ciechanowska, the charge d'affaires Of
Paraguay and Nine. Ramirez, the
charge d'affaires of the Irish Free
State: Mr.. Merchant Mahoney, secretary
Of the Canadian legation: Capt, and
Mrs. Guevara and Col and Mrs. Trojas
of the Mexican embassy, the counselor
of the Austrian legation and Baroness
Hauenschield, Mr.. Laang Chara Of the
Siamese legation, Senior and Sonora de
Piza Of the Costa Rican Legation, Senior
Quesada of the Costa Rican legation,
Senior Mantilla of the Ecuadorian lega-
ton, Mr.. Assarsson of the Swedish Lee
CATION, Mr.. Rufenacht of the Swedish
legation. Mr.. and Mrs. Pelenyi of the
Hungarian legation, Ahmed and Nine.
Bedy Bey of the Turkish embassy,
Comdr. Igiesias Of the Spanish embassy,
the counselor Of the Norwegian lega-
ton and Nine. Lundh, the secretary Of
the Czechoslovak legation and Nine.
Papanek, the first secretary Of the
Czechoslovak legation and Nine. Elsa,
Lieut., Col Zuloaga Of the Argentine
embassy, Mr.. and Mrs. Lohmann of the
German embassy, Mr.. Stanislaw Lepow-
ski Of the Polish legation, Mr.. and Mrs.
Daessle- Segura Of the Mexican embassy,
the attache Of the Norwegian legation,
the secretary Of the Norwegian legation
and Nine. Sigauland, DR.. Eugene
Bonardelli Of the italian embassy, Mai.
Galeno, military attache of the Chilean
embassy and Mrs. Galeno, the secretary
Of the Lithuanian legation: Mr. Emile
G. vriskis Of the Greek legation, Senior
Conrado Traverse Of the Argentine en-
bassy. Senior Pablo Munoz of the Ar
gentine embassy, Lieut.. Paul Duban,
assistant naval attache of the French
embassy; Mr.. George Duca. attache of
the Rumanian legation and Capt. ]. T.
Godfrey of the British embassy.