Evening star., 1930-06-25

this morning in the Executive
Mansion by the United States
4 Ambassador to the Court of ST..
James Gen. Charles q. Dawes
who is on his way from visit in his
Chicago home to New York. The Am
bassador will sail shortly for England
and his post at London.
The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr.
AEellen, who will spend the greater part
of the Summer ia Washington, will
make frequent week end trips with his
son, Mr.. Paul Mellon. Young Mr..
Mellon arrived in New York today
aboard the Bremen from England where
he is a student at Cambridge College and
will join his brother-in-law and sister,
Mr. and Mrs. David K. E. Bruce, in their
Long Island home for the week end.
The Minister of Nicaragua and Sonora
de Sacasa entertained at dinner last
evening in honor Of Representative and
Mrs. Fred A. Britten. The other guests
were the charge d'affaires of Chile,
Senior oscar Blanco Viel; the charge
d'affaires of El Salvador and Sonora
de Leiva, the military attache of the
Cuban embassy and Sonora de Prieto,
the Rev. w. Coleman Nevis, president
of Georgetown University; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence GroSner, Mrs. Robert F. Mac
kenzie, Mrs. Clopton, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Leland DotSon Webb, Mr.. and Mrs.
walter Moyle and Senorita Maria
Sacasa, daughter Of the hosts.
Representative Owen Sang and Played
At Informal Party Last Night.
Representative Ruth Bryan owen
carried OF the honors of the evening
at the dinner of the Women's National
Press Club when she gave an impromptu
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her own accompan1mentS. She fol-
lowed with several of the songs she
sang at soldiers camps during the
World War The dinner was given last
night at the National Woman's Coun-
try Club on the Bradley boulevard, in
celebration of the eleventh birthday
anniversary of the club, which Is COM
posed of active newspaper women.
The table was effectively decorated
with garden flowers and ferns, and there
was a large birthday cake, with IL
red candles. The horseshoe pitching
contest and croquet match scheduled
to take place was postponed due TO
inclement weather and ptng-pong and
yo-yo were substituted. Mr.. Frank
Smith Of the Washington News won
the ping pong matches, Mrs. Mary
MacCracken Jones, the yo-yo contest,
with Miss Jackie Martin the runner-up
in the latter game. Miss Ruth Eleanor
Jones, president of the club, took the
''boobie prize" in the yo-yo.
Among the other guests were Miss
Mary Anderson, director Of the
Women's Bureau Of the Labor Depart
ment, and Mrs. Hines, wife Of former
Representative Joseph H. Hines. The
out-of-town guests were Mrs. John
Paul Jones, jr., and Mrs. Helen TewkS-
bury Of Cleveland, Ohio.
Representative Francis seiberling OF
Ohio has returned to the Mayhower
from Akron, where he accompanied
Mrs Seiberling the end Of the last
week.
NJ Jules Henry, counselor and charge
d'aHaireS of France, will 60 to Boston
the first of next week and will be the
principal orator at the Independence
day patriotic exercises at Faneuil Hall.
When M. Henry arrives in Boston July
3, he will be met by the French con-
sui general, M. j. G. Joseph Flamand,
and representatives of the mayor Of the
city. M: Henry will be guest at the
home Of Representative A. Piatt An
drew at Eastern Point, Gloucester,
where he will spend the night He
will motor into Boston July 4, with his |
host. Following his address In FanUeil |
Hall, NJ. Henry viii be the guest at
luncheon of Mayor Curley, and the
following day viii 60 sightseeing.
The chief of star, q. 3. A.. Maj.
Gen. Charles p. Summeran, and Mrs.
Summerau will be the honor guests ct
Pinner this evening Of Maj. Gem and
eGrs. Preston Brown.
The assistant naval attache 81 the
British embassy and Mrs. W. Q, Hor-
con entertained at the dinner dance
on the PLACE Deuville at the Ward
man Park Hotel last evening.
The newly elected president of Couch
er College and Mrs. David Allan Rob-
ertSon expect to move to Baltimore
next week, to take possession of their
new home, the presidents house of
Goucher College, on North Charles
street. DR.. Robertson is at present in
Rvering some lectures at Purdue Uni
kersity.
Maj. and MRS. James Oockren viii
entertain ct dinner this evening In
honor Of Miss Alice Huston and her
pance, Mr.. Fulton Lewis, Jr., preceding
$11e dance which Miss Katharine Hus-
con and Miss Mildred Huston viii give
tor their sister and Mr.. Lewis.
Capt. Ellsworth H. Van Patten, q. q.
o., and Mrs. Van Patten and their chill
dren are at the wardman Park Hotel
for few days. Capt. Van Patten, who
has been on duty at st. Thomas, in
the Virgin Islands, on the stah Of the
governor, has been ordered to duty with
the Pacific Fleet and with Mrs. Van
Patten and their children will leave
shortly for California.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Bliss Lane have
taken an apartment at the Wardnan
Park Hotel. Mr. Lane will leave In q
few days for his new post as counselor
of the United States Embassy In Mexico
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