Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-25

Lady of the Land will cut. .44lI
at dinner Monday evening,
L October z, in honor of their dis
tinsuished guests the prime
minister of Great Britain, the Right
Honorable James Ramsay Macdonald
and his daughter. Miss Ishbel Mac
Donald. The prime minister and his
daughter will be guests at the White
House over Sunday, returning to the
British embassy to stay with the Am
bassador of Great Britain and Lady
Isabella Howard.
The Ambassador and Lady Isabella
Howard will be hosts at dinner in honor
of Mr. Macdonald and his daughter
Tuesday evening. october 8, the dinner
following evening the Secretary Of
State, Mr.. Stimson. will give a dinner
party in his new home Woodley, for
Mr.. Macdonald
The Secretary of the Navy, Mr.
Charles Francis Adams, is expected to
return to Washington this afternoon
from Norfolk. where he went to board
the Texas and view the feet maneuveg0.
Texas and view the feet maneuvers.
Mrs. Adams, who Is in their hon7e
near Boston, is expected to return |,
Washington the end Of the week.
Senior and Sonora de Medina
Hosts at Dinner Last Evening.
The Minister of Bolivia and Sonora
de Medina entertained small COM
pany at dinner last evening at LIE
Paradis.
Representative and Mrs Homer Hocll
have opened their apartment In the
Methodist Building. at 100 Maryland
avenue northeast, for the Winter. Mrs.
Hoch and their daughter, Miss Jean
Hoch, spent the Summer on the Pacific
Coast and Miss Hoch has returned to
Washington with them and will con-
tinue her studies at the American Uni
versity. Mr.. Wharton Hoch, son of
Representative and Mrs. Hoch, is again
at the Northwestern University in
Illinois.
Representative and Mrs. Henry Win
field Watson have returned to Wash
ington and are in their home at 1875
Massachusetts, avenue, which they pur-
chased from the estate of the late
Senator Henry Cabot Lodge. They
spent the Summer in Europe.
The resident commissioner in Con-
gress from Porto Rico, Mr.. Felix
Cordova Davila, was host at dinner in
the willard Hotel last night in honor
oS Col. Theodore Roosevelt, the newly
appointed Governor of Porto Rico. A
distinguished company of Senators and
Representatives, officials closely asso-
ciated with the island government. as
well as a number of leading Porto
Ricans from New York City and the
Island, were present. The guests were
the Secretary of War, Mr.. James w.
Good; the Minister Of Santo Domingo,
Senior Morales; Senator James z. Wat
son, Senator Hiram Bingham, chair
man of the Senate committee on ter
rttories and insular possessions; Senator
Gerald P. Nye, Senator Jesse H.
Metcaf, Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg
Senator Bronson Cutting, Senator
Arthur r. Robinson, Senator William
j. Harris. Senator Carl Hayden, Senator
William H. King. Representative Edgar
r. Keiss, chairman Of the House COM
n1ittee on insular affairs: Representa-
tive Arthur r. Hall, Representative
Quinn Williams. Mr.. George Akerson,
secretary to the President; DR.. L. S.
Rowe, director general of the PAN
American Union; Gen. F. LIE j. Parker,
chief of the Bureau of Insular Affairs
Of the War Department: Col. Greed F.
Cox, Col. William L. Patterson, Maj.
Donaldson Ashbridge, Maj. Howard
Eager. Gen. Frank Mcintyre. former
chief Of the Insular Bureau; Mr.. Pedro
Guevara. resident commissioner from
the Philippines; Mr.. Starke M. Grogan
Of the Bureau of the Census, Mr.. Juan
G. Gallardo, treasurer Of Porto Rico;
Mr.. Jose L. Pesquera, president of the
Farmers Association of Porto Rico;
DR.. J. A. Lopez Of New York, DR.. A. l..
Goodman of Columbia University, Mr..
Rafael Cuevas zequeira, Mr.. Ramon
Carbia and Mr.. Alfredo Ramirez de
Arellano of Porto Rico, Mr.. George G.
Butte, Department Of Justice, former
attorney general of Porto Rico; Dr.
Thomas Cajigas, DR.. Alfred l.. Bou of
Washington, Mr.. David A. Buckley, jr.,
of New York; Mr. Ignacio L. Torres of
Porto Rico, Mr.. Mariana H. Ramirez
Of Washington, Capt. Andres Lopez
U. S. A; Mr.. Geronimo Fornalledas.
Mr.. F. Vall-Spinosa and Mr.. v. Pinot
Dia7 of Porto Rico, Mr.. Arnaldo Meiners
Washington, DR.. F. Gutierrez of Porto
Rico, Capt. M. N. Cardero, U. S. A.:
Mr.. Frank Buckley of Washington and
Mr. John L. Gay. United States district
attorney, Porto Rico.
The counselor of the Bolivian lega-
ton and Sonora de Boyd and their
three children closed their apartment at
Wardman Park yesterday and started
by motor for New York, from where
they will sail the end of the week for
their home in Panama.
The newly appointed counselor of the
Persian legation, lisa Khan Bahrami,
has arrived in Washington and has
taker up his duties at the legation.
The Assistant Secretary of Commerce
for Aviation and Mrs. william p. Mac
Cracker, ir., will move the first of the
week to Wardman Park Hotel, where