Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-29

Spanish Ambassador and Family In
New York for Visit.
The Ambassador of Spain, Senior Pa
dilla, went to New York today to join
Sonora de Padilla and their youngest
daughter, Senorita Marichu Padilla,
who are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Burch until tomorrow night. The AM
bassador and Sonora de Padilla went to
New York to bid bon voyage to Wis
countess Gracial Real, wife of the Span
ish Minister in Mexico, who will sail to-
morrow for her home in Spain.
The Ambassador Of Cuba and Sonora
de Ferrara and the latter's sister, Nine.
Aquirre, left Washington the first Of
the week to spend q few days in New
York and Boston. After the visit the
Ambassador will go to Florida, where
the honorary degree of doctor of law
will be conferred upon him at the Uni
and her sister win return to Washing
ton from Boston.
The Ambassador Of Chile and Sonora
de Davila who are in New York pre-
paratory to sailing for their home to-
morrow, were entertained at dinner last
evening by the Chilean consul, Gen. and
Sonora de Feliu.
The commercial attache of the en-
bassy, Senior Don Carlos H. Lee, will
be a passenger aboard the Aconcagua,
sailing tomorrow, for q vacation In his
Chilean home.
The Secretary Of war and Mrs.
Hurley entertained at dinner last eve
- kASw a. AkNaF
of the Oklahoma delegation In Con-
gress and their wives.
The Secretary Of Agriculture. Mr..
Arthur M. hyde, u expected to return
to washington today from q short stay
in Texas.
The Secretary Of Labor, Mr.. James
J. Davis, Is spending today at EaSton,
Pa, where he will deliver an address
at Lafayette College. Tomorrow the
Secretary will make an address at
Coatesville. Pa, before the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars.
Tho Minister Of Greece and Nine.
Simopoulos have gone to New York ana
are at the Ambassador for . short time.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. George suther-
land are sailing today on the Saturnia
to spend the Summer abroad.
Mrs. william Howard Taft. widow of
the Chief Justice, accompanied BY her
sister, Miss Mira Heron Of Cincinnati,
will sail today on the Saturn1a TO spend
the Summer months travelling In
Europe.
Representative Mary T. Norton has
been notified by Sister Marie Jose,
dean Of tie College of ct. Elizabeth,
Convent Station. N. j., that Gin recog-
milton Of the outstanding excellence OF
the work sac has accomplished in both
philanthroric ana political activities,
the authorities Of the College Of St.
Elizabeth desire to confer upon her the
honorary degree of doctor OF laws"
This IL the first Of Its kind to be
awarded by the college, and viii be con-
-feNred by the Right Rev, Thomas j.
Walsh, .. D.; Bishop Of Newark, at the
college commencement exercises Thlira-
day. June ~, 1880. ct z o'clock pm
The commercial counselor Of the
British embassy and. Lady Frederick
viii entertain 3 small company infor-
maIiy at dinner this evening.
The Assistant Secretary Of war and
MIS-. Frederick II: Payne few to their
kome IN Greenfield, Mass, today, and
field, Mas, to take part Ia the dedi-
cation of the Bowles Airport. Col.
Payne will return to Washington Sun
day. and Mrs. Payne will remain at
Greenfield until Tuesday, when she
viii so TO Providence 70 attend the
graduation Of her daughter, Miss Care
lyn Payne, from the Mary O. Wheeler
school and the festivities Wednesday
and Thursday. Mrs. Payne will come
to Warrington sunday, June ., and will
probably be accompanied by her daugh-
ter. who will enter Vassar College In
tina Autumn.
The. Rev. frederick W.. Haverkanp
and MfS. Havefkanp Of Tampa, Fla,
and Mrs. w. II. Winants Of Kansas
City, mother Of the latter, arrived In
Washington last evening, and are at the
Washington Hotel until tomorrow, when
thay will 60 to New York preparatory
to sailing to spend the Summer abroad.
Mrs. Haverkamp was formerly Mrs.
BorfaIld, widow of Representative w.
p. Borland Of Missouri.
New Chief Of Artillery HOnof
Guest at Dinner Tonight.