Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-22
RESIDENT and Mrs. Hoover have
issued cards for q garden party
Tuesday afternoon o. 4:30
O'Clock when their guests VIII
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O'Clock when their guests VII
include the members OF foreign
law societies, who are in this country
as guests Of the American Bar fAssocia-
Mrs Hoover was the guest OF honor
at luncheon yesterday Of the Gtrl scouts
of Maryland at their camp between Bal
timore and Annapolis. She made the
trip by motor accompanied by MIS-.
StsrcE McMuIlin and Miss Ruth Fes-
sler and returned In the late after
noon.
Princess de Ligne and Daughter
Visiting In Newport, X. i.
Princess de Ligne and her daughter,
Princess Elizabeth de Ligne, are visiting
In Newport, where they were entertained
at dinner last evening by Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt in their villa,
Beaulieu. Others in the company were
former United States Ambassador to
Charles Hanford and Mr.. Coster VIII
merding of New York, who are guests
over Sunday.
Princess de Ligne and her daughter
will return to Washington Monday, and
viii Join the Ambassador In their cot
tage near Annapolis. The Ambassador
is spending few days in town, and viii
return to Maryland for the week end.
The Speaker Of the House, Repre-,
sentative Nicholas Longworth, was the
guest of honor at dinner last, evening
OF former Gov. and Mrs. Livingston
Beeckman in their Summer home,
Lands End, at Newport. The Speaker
viii be the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Beck
man until after Labor day.
Representative and Mrs. Parker Corn,
ing were guests at luncheon yesterday
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney ]. Smith, who.
entertained at the club house at Sara
toga Springs, having also among their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. William F. r, Hit
and Mrs. Graham Fair Vanderbilt
The charge daffaires of the irish
Free state, Mr.. William j. B. Macaulay,
went to New York yesterday, and was
at the Ambassador until today, when he
win go to Saratoga Springs to remain
over Sunday.
The secretary Of the German en-
bassy, Baron Putlitz, who has been at
Blue Ridge Summit, went yesterday to
New York and was at the Ambassador
Hotel until today. He will continue in
the North for about 10 days, returning
to Washington after Labor day.
Maj. Arthur B. owens, q. 9. M. O.,
retired, and Mrs. Owens, who have
been guests Of their son-in.law and
daughter, Lieut.. Cofndr. and Mrs. Vim.
cent II. Godfrey, at thei rcottage In
jamestown, r. J., have returned to their
home. The Hill, at Greenock, Nd.
Mr.. Frederick II. Sterling, United.
States Minister to the Irish Free Stake,s
and Mrs. Sterling are on the North
Shore Of Massachusetts, for q visit with
Mrs. Sterlingis mother, Mrs. John n.
Williams, at her new home In the West
Beach district at Beverly Farms. They
are expected to 60 to Saratoga for the
races and on their return to spend sew
eral weeks on the North Shore, dividing
their time between the homes Of Mrs.
Williams and that Of Mrs. Joseph
Letter. sister of Mrs. Sterling.
Mr.. Charles Henry Butler has loaned
his house at 1885 street for meeting
Of the committees arranging the enter
tainmeut Of the members Of the foreign
law societies who will be In Washington
next week. Col. J. Miller Kenyon, pro-
noted this week from ueutenant colonel
to the rank Of colonel In Tho Reserve
Corps, Is chairman Of the District Bar
Association and viii preside. Final ar
rangements for the entertainment dur
ing the two days stay Of the foreign
guests Of the American Bar Association
win be made at this meeting.
The secretary of the Egyptian lega-
ton, Ahmed Mandouh Moursi, win 60
to New York Tuesday and win SAIL
Wednesday aboard the lie de France
for his new post at the Egyptian lega-
ton In Paris. Mr.. Moursi has been at
tacted to the legation in Washington
for three years and has made many
friends In the diplomatic corps, official
and resident circles and win be greatly
missed. e
Miss Eiinor Stringer and Miss Kath-
arine Stringer have returned from
Spring Lake, N. j., where they have
been visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
George Gunther Of Baltimore, at the
Essex and Sussex Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Andrews have
gone to Saratoga Springs, where they
are guests Of Miss Amy du pont In her
cottage at the Grand Union. Mrs.
James A. Draper Of Philadelphia Is also
q guest Of Miss du Pont.
Mr.. Edmund Pendleton Turner. who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bell Sweeney in their Summer home,
Petunia Cottage, at Bar Harbor, will
spend few days in New York and re-