Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-30

at the White House in honor OF
the PreSident-elect of Colombia,
DR.. Enrique Olaya, and his suite.
DR.. Olaya, who has served as Minister
Of his country for about eight years,
viii be q guest Of the United States be-
ginning Monday, when he will arrive
from New York, accompanied by Mr..
Richard Southgate of the Department
OF State and by a military and naval
aide, Col Harvey W. Miller and Comdr.
Harry L. Pence. The retiring Minister
has been in New York for several days.
Tuesday evening the President-elect
will be the guest at dinner of the Min
and the following evening the Secretary
of State and Mrs. Stimson will enter
tain at dinner in his honor.
The President-elect has accepted the
invitation of the Women's National
Press Club to be their guest at luncheon
Tuesday at / o'clock. and Thursday
June S, DR.. Olaya will be entertained
the Pan-American Union, DR.. Leo S.
Rowe. Following the luncheon Or.
Olaya will leave for a short stay in
Chicago and from June Is to June IS
the President-elect will be in New York
preparatory to sailing with his family
FOR Colombia in time to arrive in their
native country for the Inauguration Of
DR.. Olaya in August.
Mrs. Hoover received the president of
the Women's National Press CLUB, Miss
Ruth Eleanor Jones, and some OF the other
oflcers and members of the board at
the White House yesterday afternoon.
Tea was served in the Green Room,
where a wood fire burned in the open
fireplace, and which under its newly
decorated walls and refurnishing has
become q particularly interesting and
homelike chamber.
Mrs. Hoover was brought from the
second floor of the mansion in her roll
ing chair and was seated on comfort
able sofa, where she remained FOR al
most an hour with the women writer's.
She has sufficiently recovered from a
fall to walk about for a few moments
at a time, but is still confined to the
use of her rolling chair She wore
charming black gown with black lace
Jacket, now so much in vogue. and over
her feet was thrown q black SATIN cover
embroidered in metals OF dlnerent
colors.
Miss Susan L. Dyer and MRS. Stark
McMullen of California, cid friends OF
Mrs. Hoover, and guests in the White
House, were with her, and Miss Dyer
presided ct the charmingly appointed
tea table. Miss Dyer has been with
Mrs. Hoover for some time, but MRS.
McMullen has but recently arrived for
d visit.
Because she must remain seated,
Mrs Hoover has only received few
guests at time since her accident sew.
eral weeks ago, when the muscles and
ligaments Of her back were strained
from q fall IN the White House.
Cabinet Ofacer and Justice
Shared Honors ut Dinner Party.
The Attorney General and Mrs.
Mitchell were guests at dinner last eve
ming OF Mr.. and Mrs Walter r. Tucker
man, who entertained at the National
Woman's Country Club, of which Mrs.
Tuckerman was recently elected presl-
dent Others In the company were Mr..
Justice and Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone,
the new chief Of Cavalry and Mrs. Guy
v. Henry, Admiral and Mrs. Mark L.
Bristol, Gen. and Mrs. George P.
scriven and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph E.
Davies.
The Ambassador of Spain, Senior Don
Alexandra Padilla Y Bell, and DR.. julius
Klein. Assistant Secretary of Commerce,
shared honors at the dinner last eve
ming given on board the Spanish Royal
Mail Line steamship Alfonzo XIII, an
chored in New York Harbor, in recog-
milton of their efforts to make Spain
better known In the United States and
to promote friendly relations between
the countries. The. dinner was given
by the Patronato Nacional del Turismo,
or Spanish tourist information ONCE,
and the Spanish Royal Mail Line.
Among the guests were the Ambassador
Of Chile and Sonora de Davila, the
President-elect Of Colombia, DR.. En-
rique Olaya; Sonora de Padilla and
Mrs Klein.
Nine. Radeff, wife Of the Minister of
Bulgaria, is sailing today on the France
for Europe.
Senator Arthur H. vandenberg, who
Is in Detroit, will join Mrs. Vanden-
berg In their apartment, at the Ward
man Park Hotel, this evening. Mrs.
Vandenberg and their daughter, Miss
Barbara Vanderberg, will leave tomor-
row by motor for their home, in Grand
Rapids. Senator vandenberg will re-
main at the hotel until Congress ad-
aourns, when he viii join his family In
Michigan.
Representative and Mrs. Allen T.
Treadway. have opened the Films at
Stockhridge.
Representative and Mrs. Luther A.
johnson have been joined at the Ward
man Park Hotel by their son-in-law
yand daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. J.. MCGEE
Of Corsicana, Tex.
The Bishop of Washington, the Right
Rev. James z. Freeman and Mrs Free
man will sail tomorrow for Europe
They will return to this country in
August and will probably go to their
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