Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-06-30


made the trip by motor.
The President-eiect of Colombia
Senior Or. Enrique Olaya, who Is il
New York preparatory to sailing Wed
nesday with his family for Colombia
will entertain at dinner this evening
on the st. Regis roof garden.
Spanish Envoy Starts
Today for West Coast.
The Ambassador of Spain. Senior Dor
Alejandro Padilla v Bell, accompanied
by his son and daughter, the secont
secretary of the embassy. Senior Dol
Ramon Padilla, and Senorita RoSi
Padilla. viii leave Washington today TO
California. The Ambassador will un
veil statue Saturday in San Diego ant
from there will travel UP the Yves
Coast and return to the city about Jul,
Is by way of the Canadian Rockies.
The Ambassador and his daughte
viii sail for Spain August 10 to ioir
Sonora de Padilla and the other mem
bers Of the family. Senior Ramon Pa
dilla will remain here through TIT
Summer.
Lady Lindsay. wife of the An1bas
sador Of Great Britain. is unable to take
her place in society owing to her con
tinued illness.
The Minister of the Netherlands. Mr.
van Royen. has as his guest today tht
famous Netherlands aviator, Mr.. Ever
van Dyk, who was co-pilot of the
Southern Cross. which recently made
the westward crossing of the Atlantic
The Minister presented Mr.. van Dyk *
the President at 1890 pm, when the
Ambassador Of Great Britain, Sir Ron.
aid Lindsay, presented the pilot of the
Southern Cross, Mr.. Kingsford- Smith
and Mr.. John w. Stannage, and the
charge d'affaires of the Irish Free State
presented the radio operator, Mr.. j
Patrick Saul. The aviators will take
of" for New York from Boiling Fielc
shortly after the luncheon at the White
House.
Senator Simeon D. Tess had guest,
dining Informally with him last evenins
at the Carlton.
Representative and Mrs. Morton D
Hull have given up their house in
Georgetown and Mrs. Hull has gone to
their Summer home at Burlington, VT
Representative Hull Is staying at the
Maynower until the close of this session
Of Congress.
Capt. J. T. Godfrey. assistant military
attache of the British embassy, enter
tanned a small company at dinner last
evening at the Carlton.
Miss Junia Culbertson and Miss Jane
CulbertSon. daughters of the United
States Ambassador to Chile and Mrs
william S. CulbertSon, will be at Ward
man Park Hotel until Thursday. when
they will 60 to New York preparatory
to sailing for South America. They
viii be among the passengers aboard
the Santa Barbara sailing Friday
morning and will Join their parents In
Santiago, Chile, for the Summer, re-
turning to Washington in the Autumn.
Gen. and Mrs. BENJAMIN D. Foulois
have returned to Washington and taken
an apartment at 2iOI Connecticut
avenue.
Mai Gen. Hanson E. Ely and Mrs
civ were guests over the week end OF
Mrs. Henry P. Dawson at Peacock
Point, Locust Valley, Long Island.
Lieut.. Condr. Henry P. Burnett
q, S. N, and Mrs. Burnett, who have
recently returned from Lima, Peru,
where Lieut.. Comdr. Burnett has been
serving with the United States naval
mission for the past three years, have
taken an apartment in Woodley Park
Towers, where Mrs Burnett and their
two children will remain during Lieut.
Condr. Burnett's tour of sea service as
executive officer of the y. s. 5. vega.
Miss Sutherland Bride
Of Mr., Mayo This Afternoon.
A small but distinguished company,
representative of oncial and old resi-
DENTAL society, will attend the we'd
ding this afternoon OF Miss Katherine
Sutherland, daughter of the Alien
Property Custodian and Mrs. Howard
sutherland, to Mr.. Paul Mayo, son Of
Mrs. Henry Mayo of Denver, Colo
THE ceremony will be performed at
4 80 O'Clock, in the home of the brides
Parents, at l84S r street, The Rev
frederick H Barron of West Virginia,
aA old friend Of the family OF the
tSr.lde, off1ciating.
THE arrangements for the nuptials
arA@ most impressive, an altar being
irrSNsovieed in the drawing room, the
ts3A silver candelsbrum, with a back
srrNYad Of tail palms and lilies. The
e11sA scheme Of green and white is
carried out throughout the home. The
ueddh1r march will be played by q
string orchestra, which will also play
y,IyUtsaR selections during the service
'Toe kEide will enter the drawing
room vi VI her father, who will give
her IN wharfage. Her wedding gowr
h ur11sIlaI ly striking, Cabot model
m prtnceAsl design, in q combination Of
cream dylnlless satin and exquisite ross
r1oir1f lace The close-fitting bodice il
81 the 1ade' embroidered all over ir
Strass and seed pearls, and the Ions
fI1iI satin Aktrt falls into a graceful
fJlf1-1enxth scOElrt train. an insertion
Of the lace TPeing appliqued in thu
train. The IA We veil is arranged II
eiose-fsttinz CAPT effect about her head
with a band o4 ICED pearls entwined II
the soft folds S,f' rtulle She will carr.
a sheaf bououeA5 of Gala lines.
Mrr. Jules Ola eFfGer Of New York vii
be the brides oA,ly attendant, wearin
. gown Of turqJfG<se blue heavy lace
an original Cl1ane model, made o.
princess lines witFr tiny puff sleeves,
y neckline and tl1eN skirt flaring at tn
angle-length hemlife. She will hav
on q straw hat in natural shade trim
med with . turuuoiae blue rose. He
slippers match her aVan and she wi
carry an arm bouquGt OF deep hue
creffdE.
Mr.. Ralph Mayo, brotSAer of the bride
groom. viii be- the best man, and tn
ring bearer will be little STANLEY Harris
ir., son OF Mr.. and Mrs. ktanley Harris
nephew and godson of TIVE bride. II
viii be IN q suit Of white sal IN, the close
fitting breeches quite short,
A reception viii follow tue ceremon,
when the couple will be aSaiSted in re
ceiving by Mrs. Sutherland and Mr.