Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-25

anaton. Following the reception tn
visitors win be guests at luncheon Q
the washington Aero Club later leavin
from the Naval Air Station for Cieye
land. on which trip they win be &C
companied by the Assistant Secretar
Of Commerce for Aviation, Mr.. Clarenc
M. Young.
The myers ere Herr Ernest Udet o
Germany, Capt. Mario de Bernard
italy. Capt. g. Oriinski of Poland
fright Lieut.. r. l.. r. Atcherly o
Great Britain and Maj. Alois Kubit
of Czechoslovakia.
The vice President, Mr. Charles Cur
\ els, viii return to washington tni'
Avening from Atlantic City, where d
went to attend meeting OF the Loya
Order Of Moose.
MIRA. william N. Doak, wife of tn
Secretary OF Labor, will return tomor'
row from her brief trip to Binghamton
N Y. with the Secretary, and vii
receive tomorrow afternoon at the gar
den party which the League OF Re
publican Women viii give In the garden
Of Mrs. Fred Schow at 270l CHESAPEAKE
street overlooking Rock Greek. III
party will begin 1T O'Clock wner
tables wiz be laid for bridge and NAH
long on the lawn. Mrs. Doak Wi
be assisted in receiving by Mrs. Eli!
Yost, directo Of women actiyitles OF
the Republican National CommlCee -,
and other nosteSseS at the party WI
include MRS. Frank w. Monden, presi-
dent Of the League; Mrs. Luther n
Eelehelderfer. wife Of the District Com
n,lssioner: Mrs. Llndley II. Hadley, Mrs
Harry Hull. Mrs. Paul Myron Line
harrer. Mrs. Edward A. Keys. Mis-
Edna Patton, Mrs. Charles Z. Wniam-
son. Mrs. Edward Hayes. MIS-. Jonn
Mock and Mrs. Willard West. Many
others win entertain guests at sns
hriflne and mal1-jo tables and Yea
viii IL served at 5 O'Clock to which 81
nsembers of the league and their friends
rI1en and women, are invited
Turkish Envoy Visits In
New York on Way TO Boston.
The Ambassador Of Turkey, Mr.. All
ynek Muftar, Is spending snort time
in New York en- route to Boston, wnere
A. win attend the celebration In honor
az Mr.. Russell Boardman and M. Jonn
PoIando. the flyers who were the nrsl
to make q nonstop night from tne
United States TO Turkey.
me Minister Of Bolivia, senior Don
Eduardo Diez de Medina, was host 70
3 small party at lie Paradis last evening
The charge d'affaires Of Costa Rica,
Senior Don Guillermo = Gonsales, -
hosk to q small party last evening
at Re Paradis.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Sol Bloom
entertained informally at dinner last
evening at Hemlock Hedge, for their
houseguest, Mrs. Stokeley Morgan. Eacn
evening during her visit, Representative
~..ff7 kA n
parties Of Mrs. Morgans NITRATE
friends In the Capital.
Tne United states Minister of Guate-
mala and Mrs Sheldon Whitehouse,
: who are spending the Summer at East
bourne Lodge IN Newport, entertained
at dinner last evening.
me Undersecretary Of the Treasury,
Mr.. Ogden L. Mills, has returned 70
washington after q short vacation spent
at Saratoga Springs with Mrs. NILS
The Undersccretary went 70 greet the
Secretary Of the Treasury. Mr.. Mellon,
On his arrival IN New York yesterday
from italy.
Mrs. Ieander Mccormick 0oodhart,
wife Of the commercial secretary OF the
.Brffieh embassy. entertained at lunch
con yesterday at Bar Harbcr. following
the tennis tournament at the Bar H4f-
Dor Club, In which she participated
AGrs. w. Irving Glover, wife Of tha
Assistant Postmaster General has gor
TO Atlantic City for the late Summer
and ia at the Hotel Dennis.
Mr., Xouart Kerslnke. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs II. r. Kerslake: Mr.. Robert Ruth,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ruth, and
Mr.. Warren Glover and Mr.. Thomas
Glover. sons OF the Assistant Postmaster
General and Mrs. w. Irving Glover, re-
turned yesterday on the steamer Excal-
ibur from an eight weeks trip to the
Mediterranean.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Frank Taylor
Chambers are IN New York for few
days before sailing 20 spend several
months abroad.
Mr.. Nicholas Orem. superintendent Of
schools of Prince Georges County. Nd,
and Mrs. Orem are making q trip TO
Boston by SEA. They viii return Friday
TO their home on Owens avenue in
fayetteville
M. George =. scott, assistant admin
astratave Ofacer, Interior Department,
and Mrs. Scott, with their daughter,
Miss Marie Scott, have returned from Q
Summer vacation spent on the Coast OF
Maine.
Judge Paul NJ. Linebarger has joined
Mrs. Linebarger In their home on n
street after an extended stay IN Euro
pean countries. Judge Ldnebarger ar
rived in New York yesterday on the
westernland after having been obliged
because Of business to cut short his
trip, which had China as the hnai ces-
tiaation.
Judge Linebarger resigned as Federal
fudge in 1907 to associate himself with
the late sun Vat Sen, founder Of the
Chinese republic. He has been con-
nected with the Chinese government
since that time and has made y trips
around the world to promote Under
standing between China and other ma
tions. During his last few months in
Europe Judge Lineharger has delivered
numerous lectures in many European
countries. While in the Capital Judge
IinebaEeer Is expected 10 deliver several
addresses on China.
ccndr. Albert c. Read, u. s. N, who
until recently was serving on the U. S.
s Saratoga. stationed at Puget Sound
wash, HAS come for duty here and. ae-
companied by Mrs. Read and their two
children. has taken an apartment at
wardman Park Hotel.
Miss Palmer Selects Date
for Marriage 10 Mr.. Lewis.
Miss Bertha Palmer, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Potter Palmer, has selected
Friday. september %, for the date OF
her wedding 20 Mr.. Okleigh Thorne
I.ewfa OF New York and Santa Barbara.
Calf. The ceremony viii be performed
n the Eurnn1er home Of the brides
parerits. Hare Forest, 1t Bar Harbor.
The bride win be attended by her sister.
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