Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-08-01


of the season.
| Miss Ada NJ Andrews and Miss Flor
ence Andrews of Elgin, ILL.,, have motored
| TO Washington and are at the Grace
! Dodge Hotel. They are accompanied
by Mr.. j. K. Andrews.
Mrs. Barnum L. Cotton and Miss
Grace Blackstone Cotton entertained
Tuesday at lingerie shower in honor
of Miss Virginia Fairfax Blackstone,
whose marriage to Ensign John Alex
ander Milburn, U. S. NJ, will take place
Saturday evening in Chevy Chase. The
other guests included Mrs. z. Deminieu
Blackstone, Miss Junette Blackstone,
Mrs. T. L. Heath, Miss Jane Blacki-
stone, Miss Margaret Ann Blackstone
Miss Frances Schoenborn, Mrs. Thomas
! Somerville, Miss Mary j. Hornaday,
Miss Ethel l.. Crane and Miss Janet
Funk of st. Louis, Miss Margaret Burk
Miss Frances Conn, Miss Lena Allen,
Mrs. Byron Wheeler, Mrs. Harry
Wheeler, Miss Sallie Osborn. Miss
Katherine Chapman and Miss Margaret
Temple.
DR. and Mrs. David Alvestegui enter
tanned at tea yesterday in their apart
! ment at the Mayf1ower having as their
|
Mccoy, Sonora de Diez de Medina and
Senorita Maria Hortensia de Diez de
Medina, wife and daughter of the Bo-
livian Minister; the Cuban delegate TO
| the Bolivian and Paraguayan confer
ence and Sonora MARQUEE Sterling; the
Mexican delegate, DR.. Gonzales Roa,
and his sister. Senorita Julia Gonzales
Roa the Colombian delegate and
Sonora Raimundo Rivas and the latters
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| Sonora Enrique Velasco Gavarro and
their daughter, Senorita Pepita VelaSco
Gavarro; the first secretary of the b.
livian legation and Sonora de la Barra;
| the military attache, Capt. Oscar Mos
! coso g.: Senior and Sonora Santiago
Aramayo of Washington, and Mrs.
| Charles Gumucio of New York, house
guest Of the hosts.
DR.. Alvestegui, the Bolivian delegate
| to the conference, has made his home
! at the MayfloWer since the early Spring.
! The United States counsel to the
Fiji Islands, Mr.. Quincy F. Roberts,
! and his wife, DR.. Roberts, who have
been in the United States since the
early part of July. are passing few
DAYS in Washington at the Mayflower,
They have been visiting DR.. Roberts
| former home, in Buffalo, and are now
going to Chattanooga, Tenn. and to
Dallas, Tex, for the month Of August.
DR.. Roberts, the former Regina Flood
Keyes has devoted the past 10 years to
voluntary medical work and child well
| fare in the Fiji Islands. Until two
wears ago Mr.. Roberts was on duty at
| the United States consul office in Apia,
! Samoa, when he was transferred to
Suva, capital of the Fiji Islands. DR..
Roberts was in charge of the American
Red Cross Hospital in Monastir, Serbia,
during the World War.
Mrs. Paris Brengle has left Saranac
| Inn, in the Adirondacks, and Is stop
ping for a few days at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Hotel. New York City.
Judge Frank M. Walcott OF Detroit
! gave a luncheon for Mrs. Brengle at
the Cascades, atop the Biltmore, yes
terday, having among his other guests
| Miss Amy FarnsWorth and Col. Sloane.
DR.. and Mrs. Gregg c. Brdsall and
Miss Mary-Stuart Birdsall have left
| for trip through the Northwest. They
will be on a ranch in Wyoming for a
month, returning to Washington late
in September.
Miss Anne Devereux. daughter OF
| DR.. and Mrs. J. Ryan Devereux, will
leave August 30 for Cape May, N. j..
where she will be the guest OF Miss
Dorothy Donoghue Of Philadelphia fol
a short while.
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