Evening star., 1929-07-01

Chilean Envoy, Senof Davila,
Host ut Lunch TO Embassy Stan.
The Ambassador of Chile, Senior Don
Carlos q. Davila, and the members OF
the embassy staff were luncheon guests
today in the Pan-American room OF
the Mayfower. Those present In ad-
dition to the Ambassador were the first
secretary, Senior Don oscar Blancc
Viel; the naval attache and Sonora
Dona Vinka Grafulio. de Polich, the
military attache and Sonora Teresa
Pinto de Galeno, the second secretary,
Senior Don Manuel Vaides; the COM
mercial attachc, Senor Don Carlos n
Lee; Senor Carlos de Ia BArfa and Mr.
Reuben Gordon.
Countess szechenyi, wife of the Min
lister of Hungary, who Is spending the
Summer at Newport, entertained at
luncheon yesterday.
The Minister of Panama and Sonora
de Alfaro will go to EagleSmere, Pa.
this week to spend several weeks.
The Minister Of. Colombia and
Sonora de Olaya win leave Washing
ton today for Eastern Point, Conn, to
spend about six weeks at the Hotel
s II,
Placid for the remainder of the Sum-
mer. The Senoritas Olaya win 30 to
Camp Mystic, in Connecticut near
Eastern Point.
Representative and Mrs. Addison T.
Smith, accompanied by Mrs. Glenn c.
ciuriey, are motoring to Pelham, n. Y,
to visit Mrs. Smiths brothers, former
Representative Ben !. Fairchnd and
Representative and Mrs. Smith viii
leave for their idaho home Friday tc
remain until the reconvenins Of Con-
sTess In October. 49,
Dean ana. Mrs. Henry 0rattan Doyle
have taken . cottage for the season al
Islesbcro, Me-, where they spent two
Summers several years ago. and Mrs
Doyle left this afternoon Immediately
Education. After q short visit with
relatives In Cambridge, Mass, her for
nfer home, Mrs Doyle and the children
Henry, MAri6r and Robert, viii 60 to
Islesboro, where Dean Doyle win join
them about the middle Of August Mr.
Doyle is staying ct the cosmos Clut
until he goes North. ~
Mrs. Irwin and Miss Phyllis Irwin
wife and daughter Of Admiral N. u
Irwin, who have been visiting Mrs
Henry Rutledge Buist, in Charleston
B. c., have returned to Washington fol
o short stay before returning to theil
home In Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Col. Charles Bancroft Bell Of Phila.
delphia was the guest In whose hoi1U1
DIR. Everett Monroe Ellison, entertained
ct dinner In his home on M street yes
fef.fiAv aftAff10oY1
Col. and MRS. w. r. Gibson enter
tained ct dinner at the PLACE Deauville
ct the Wardman Park Hotel Saturday
evening.
MRS. Oliver Waasworth, who has been
the guest efsC Col, and Mrs Basil n. Rit-
tenhouse for week, has started for her
home in Montana. where she viii join
Mai. WAdsWorth, who Is brother oi
Mr.. Eliot Wadsworth, for some time an
Assistant secretary. Of the Treasury
Mr.. Eliot Wadswofth is now with the
Hed Cross.
Mai. j. w. Loveland was host to 4
company at dinner at the PLACE Dealt
vile at the Wardf1ar1 Park Hotel sat
urday evening.
Mrs. Bradford G. Chynoweth and
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Washington from Fort Benning, Ga.
and will be at the Mayflower for this
week. They are en- route to Camp Perry
Ohio, to join Maj. Chynoweth, who viii
be on duty there until after the interna-
tional rifle matches in August. Maj
and Mrs. Chynoweth were stationed In
washington several years ago.
The solicitor Of commerce, forme
Gov. =. r. Morgan, IL spending few
days in Atlantic City with his family
who are passing the Summer there.
Senior Reubens Ferreira de Mellc
second secretary of the Brazilian EN-.
bassy, was host to company at tn,
Plage Deauviile at the Wafdman Parl
Hotel Saturday evening.
Mrs. Roger II. kaufman, wife Of tn
Assistant TO the Secretary OF Agricui
ture. is leaving washington today TO
Colorado.
Mr.. Davis Elkins of Morgartowfi, w
va, Is nov id washington and Is at thu
Mayf1ower. Mrs. Elkins and their twt
children are now In New York for 4
short visit before joining Mr.. Elkins
mother. Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins, II
Yentnor, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto e. Koegel and ti1eil
son and daughter. Billy and Ruth Ar1r
Koegel, OF Chicago, spent the week ent
in Washington at the Mayfiower. Mr.
KoeNel left for New York Sunday night