Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-05-13

c., who has been visiting Miss Eliza
beth ~. Kennedy, daughter Of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Robert Morris Ken
nedy, U. o, NJ, NJ. c., for two weeks,
will leave today for her home. Miss
Kennedy entertained at tea yesterday
In honor Of her house guest. Rear Ad-
niral Kennedy has left for the South,
where he will make an inspection tour
Of Navy Department medical activities.
Mrs. Lowell Fletcher Hobart has re-
turned to Washington. after spending
short time In her home in Ohio.
The Misses colhoun will entertain at
the Arts Club Tuesday evening in honor
Of their guest, Miss Almira Reed Har-
ris of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Eastman of
Cambridge, Mass, are in Washington
for the week and are guests at the May
flower. Mr., Eastman Is here attending
the meeting Of the Institute OF Radio
Engineers.
Former Attorney General and Mrs. A,
Mitchell Palmer are at Hot Springs,
Va, where they went by motor.
The director general Of the Pan
American Union, DR.. l., s. Rowe. en-
American Annex In honor of the presi-
dent Of the Argentine American Gull
tural Institute, Senior DR.. Alfredo
Colno. and Nine, Colrno. The other
guests in attendance were: The charge
daffaireS Of Argentina, Senior Or. Julian
EnciSo. and Nine. Enciso: Senior DR..
Conrado Traverse, secretary OF the Ar
gentine embassy; Right Rev. Mgr.
James II, Ryan, rector OF the Catholic
University Of America: DR., Cloyd II,
Marvin, president Of George Wa siatt,I.
S. J., president Of Georgetown Univer-
sity: Or. Lucius Q, Clark, chancellor
Of the American University; DR.. VIII
liam John Cooper, commissioner OF edu-
cation; Or. John Q. Merriam, president
Of the Carnegie Institution Of Washing
ton: Or. William r. Notz, dean OF the
School Of Foreign Service Of George
town University; Senior DR.. Mario q.
Lebredo, vice director Of the Pan-Amsr.
Nunez r. of Costa Riea. Or. o. G. Abbot,
secretary Of the Smithsonian InStitu-
ton; Or. Esteban Gil Horges, assistant
director Of the Pan-American Union;
DR.. 3, j. Lloyd, assistant to the di-
rector Of the Pan-American Sanitary
Bureau, Mr.. Frederick w. Ashley, chief
assistant librarian, Library Of Congress:
DR.. Harold e. Moulton, president OF
the Hrookinsa Institution; Mr.. John T.
Vance Of the Library OF Congress, Mr.:
O. n. Mann Of the American Council
Of the Florida State Historical Society,
DR.. Thomas II. Healy, assistant dean
Of the Foreign Service School, George
town University; Col. George T. Weitzel
of washington, Or. H. r. Wagner OF
washington. Mr.. David Lawrence Of
The Warrington News Service, Mr.. Fred
eric william Vile, Mr.. Harry Frantz,
Mr.. Louis J. Heath Of the United Press
Associations. Mr.: Charles z. Harner , OF
washington correspondent Of La Nacion
Of Huenos Aires; DR.. o, =. Mcguire of
Warrington. and the following mem
bers Of the Pan-American Union staff:
Mr.. William A. Reid. trade adviser; Mr..
Charles e. Babcock, librarian; Miss
Heloise Hrainerd, chief division Of eul-
tural cooperation, and DR.. William
Manager, chief Of the division Of finance.
The chief of stan. o.. 3. A., Gen.,
Charles p. Summers Il. entertained at
luncheon today In honor OF the Phillip
pine Mission. The company included
Mr., Roxas. Speaker Of the Philippine
House: Senator Osmena, President pro
tempore Of the Philippi~N Senate; Mr..
0sias, Mr.. Altman. Ma, zen. Hriant II.
Wells. Maj. Gen. WnAs..a r. Smith.
Frank Mccoy. Brig. Gen. Edgar Coll
Inns, Col. Dennis Cuinlan, Mai. Vim.
vente lin. Mr. james L. Oockhuru, Mr..
Richard v. 0ulahan.
Cart and Mrs. Q. q. Calhoun were
hosts at an informal tea yesterday aft.
ernoon at their home Rossdhu. Braener
Forest, following the ceremony Of uu-
Of q tract Of land for the Mothers Me.
moral to the Universal Alliance.
Cant and Mrs Calhoun found their