Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-28

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is! VI House during this administra-
.bI i ton, receiving a number of
.l.G guests by special appointment.
4. She has received small groups several
.)times week since the opening of the
s;iseason and has been compelled TO
I,Ilmake this her last at home.
HI Mrs. Coolidge will sponsor the Wom-
Hens City Club tree planting this after
I; moon. the ceremonies being carried on
n..vithin doors.
i!'l The Vice President and Mrs. Dawes
4 will be the guests in whose honor Mrs,
SI.Henry Alvah Strong will entertain at
E,6inner this evening in the Chinese room
,gof the Mayfower.
Alt The Secretary of State and Mrs.
4. Kellogg will be the guests in whose
,llhonor the Secretary of the Treasury,
iIMr. Mellon, will entertain at dinner
l,lthis evening.
n. The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
II Curtis Dwight Wilbur will be joined at
4. the end of the week by the formers
81 brother in-laW and sister, Mr.. and Mrs.
siiF. M. Paist, and their two daughters,
|, .A1iss Gertrude Paist and Miss Frances
SiiPaist. who will come from their home
lin Wayne, Pa, for the inauguration
i, ceremonies.
HI The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
!, Whiting will have with them for the
!. Inauguration their daughter and son,
Mrs. Neil Chaplin and Mr.. Fairfield
= Whiting.
- The Secretary of Labor and Mrs.
James j. Davis will be the guests in
whose honor the Pennsylvania delega-
ton in Congress will entertain at din
ner this evening at the Congressional
Club.
Diplomats Honor Guests at
Luncheon Given Today.
The Mexican Ambassador, Senior Man
uel Teller, and the Cuban Ambassador.
Senior Orestes FerTara, were the guests
in whose honor Mr. william Walker
Smith, formerly of the American dip
lomatic service, entertained at luncheon
today at the Metropolitan Club. The
additional guests were the Minister Of
Venezuela, Senior Carlos F. Grisanti;
the Minister of Bolivia. Senior DieZ de
Medina; the charge daffaires Of SwitZ-
erland Mr. Etienne Lardy; the coun-
selor of the Cuban embassy, Senior
Rafael Altunaga Col. OSmun Latrobe,
Col. Richard H. Williams, Col. Stanley
H. Ford. the Cuban military attache
Capt Enrique A. Prieto; Col. J. Miller
Kenyon, the first secretary of the Cuban
embassy, Senior Jose T. Baron: the di-
rector general of the Pan-American
Union, DR.. Leo S. Rowe; the second
secretary of the Mexican embassy, Sc
nor Padilla-Nervo; the assistant chief
OF the Latin American division Of the
Thaw; the second secretary of the
Cuban embassy, Senior Gonzalo Guell;
Mr.. Walter Thurston Of the State De-
partment, Mr.. Frank Shnonds, Mr..
Frederic william Vile, Mr.. Wade H.
Ellis and Mr.. Frederick w. McReynolds.
- The Minister of Norway and Mime.
Bachke. who are now in New York, will
return to their apartment at the May
6ower the first Of next week.
Senator and Mrs. Arthur H. vanden-
berg are preparing to leave Washington
March 6 for their home at Grand Rap
IDS, Mich. where they will remain until
Just before the reconvening Of Congress.
Senator and Mrs. Burton K. Wheeler
gill entertain at dinner this evening.
Senator and Mrs. Wheeler and his son
and daughter, Miss Frances Wheeler
and Mr.. Richard Wheeler, will sail
March for Panama, on the CriStobel. |
Senator and Mrs. Wheeler viii have
with them for the Inauguration Miss |
Elizabeth Clack of Havre, Mont, who Is |
o student at Swarthmore.
Mrs. Guy d. Golf, wife of Senator |
God Of West Virginia, entertained q
party Of distinguished ladies at lunch |
con at the willard yesterday. Her guests
were Mrs. William Jardine, Mrs. VIII
IA
Moses, Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose, Mrs. |
wallace Radcliffe. Mrs. B. Carroll Reece, |
Mrs. w. L. Crounse, Mrs. Henry Alvah |
Strong. Mrs. N. Golf Mrs. Jones and |
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty.
Representative and Mrs. William E.
Hull, who have been making their home |
time, will move shortly TO an apartment
In the new annex Of the hotel.
Representative and Mrs. william w.
Cohen of New York were hosts at din
ner last evening In the presidential din
ing room Of the Mayhower, having as
their guests the Commissioner Cen
eral Of immigration and Mrs. Harry
Hull, the Second Assistant Secretary Of
Labor and Mrs. W. w. Husband, the
Commissioner Of Customs and Mrs. E.
w. 0dlups eQOe0 Wluldu 0tlcIACts NIL
william Redneld, Representative Eman-
uel Celler, the Commissioner Of Nat
uralization and Mrs. Raymond r. Crist.
Miss Jennie Lynch, Mrs. Clarence Cone,
Miss Marion Cone. Mrs. H. L. Cotton
and Mrs. Jennie Michaelis.
Mrs. Thomas c. Cochran, wife of
Representative Cochran of Pennsyl-
vania. entertained at luncheon at the
Congressional Club today in honor of
Mrs. e. De Haven Brown of Johnson
burg, Pa. The guests were Miss Cath
crime Munford and Mrs. Julia Guernsey
of the National Park Seminary, and the
following wives of Representatives in
Congress: Mrs. j. Howard Swick, Mrs.
Harry A. Estep, Mrs. j. Russell Leech
OF Pennsylvania, Mrs. Willis C. Hawley,
Oregon; Mrs. ORE S. Ware, Kentucky;
Mrs. Albert e. Carter, California; Mrs
Floyd Thurston. Iowa, and Mrs.
Charles L. Underhill, Massachusetts,.
Representative and Mrs. M. Alfred
Michaelson, who are in Atlantic CITY.
N. j., will return in few days to their
apartment in the Wardman Park Hotel.
The first secretary of the Peruvian
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