Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-23

washington this morning fol
Akron, Ohio, to witness the trial
fight of the giant Navy dirigi-
bic Akron, which recently was chris
tened by Mrs. Hoover. The Secretary
made the trip by an airplane piloteo
by the Assistant Secretary of the Navy
Mr.. David S. ingalls,. The plane was
one of several going for the event. one
of the ships taking Comdr. Robert P
Molten. jr, aide to Assistant Secretary
ingalls, and Capt Harold r. Stark,
aide to the Secretary OF the Navy.
Japanese Envoy Delays
Sailing for Several Weeks.
The japanese Ambassador and Nine.
Debuchi have postponed their departure
for Japan until the middle OF October.
They had planned to leave the Capital
Saturday for the coast and sail Thurs
dav. october /, on the Chichibu Maru.
The Minister of Rumania Mr.. Charles
A. Davila, sailed last evening on the
Bremen to spend about three weeks
aboard.
The counselor OF the legation, Mr..
p. C. Nano will be charge d'affaires
during the absence of the Minister. He
is now at the Summer legation at New
port and with Mime. Nano will return
Der 80.
Countess Szechenyi, wife of the Min
lister of Hungary, attended the recital
last evening given by Mr.. Miksa Mer-
son, pianist. at the Art Association at
Newport Mr.. Merson, native OF Hun
gary, has made his home in Washing
ton for several years.
II mill co
this evening on the George Washington
to attend the sessions of the Inter-
parliamentary Union at Bucharest. He
will be absent about six weeks.
Mrs. Wheeler will remain in their
home in washington during the abb
sence of the Senator Mr.. John Wheel
er. son of Senator and Mrs. Wheeler,
will return this week to tie Harvard
Law School.
Senator James E. Watson arrived this
morning and joined Mrs. Watson and
their daughter, Miss Kathryn Watson,
in their home. on Connecticut avenue.
Miss Watson will have as her guest
over Sunday Miss Kathryn Meade OF
New York, who will arrive tomorrow.
Mrs. White, wife of Senator Wallace
II. White, IT., Is expected to come to
Washington this afternoon from New
York, where she spent a few days on
her way from her home in Maine:
Mrs d. A. Hubbard, mother OF Mrs.
White, and her niece, Miss Georgia
Hubbard, arrived in Washington yester-
day from Maine. Miss Hubbard will
leave the end of next week for her
home, in Seattle. Wash, after spending
the Summer with her aunt and cousins
in Maine.
Representative and Mrs. Maurice H.
Thatcher. who have been touring Rus
STA and Central European countries, will
arrive in New York tonight on the Ex-
cambion.
Representative and Mrs. Fred A. Brit
ten returned the first Of the week from
Montauk Point, Long Island, where
they have been for the Su inner, and
are again In their home, on Sheridan
circle
The governor of the Federal Reserve
Board, Mr.. Eugene Meyer. who has been
with Mrs. Meyer and their family m
their home at Mount Kisco, N. Y, VIII
return 10 Washington tomorrow. Mrs
Meyer will join Mr.. Meyer here the mid
die Of next week.
Col. Charles Patterson has returned to
WaSnlNRLOn IT0tn an eAJ6IlSIN6 UUuT Ot
the Canadian Rockies and the Pacific
Coast Coinciding with his stay in Banff,
at Lake Louise, the royal Siamese party
arrived. COL Patterson was a military
aide during the visit Of the King Of
Siam to washington and West Point.
Col. and Mrs. Brady @. Ruttencutter
are at Alban Towers for the season.
Mrs. Ruttencutter took an important
part In the Maryland Defenders day
ceremonies at Fort McHenry, a place
connected with her family history.
Mrs. Barry. wife OF Maj. David 8.
Barry, r., u. s. NJ. c., is in New York
for short stay Maj. Barry is on duty
at Philadelphia and with his family has
. house at Haverford, Pa.
Maj. and Mrs. j. c. H. Lee were hosts
to a small party at the dinner dance on
the Shoreham Terrace last evening.
Mrs. CIOman Opens Home and
WIN Be Joined Later By Niece.
Mrs. Sidney A. Cloman returned to
Washington yesterday from the West
Coast and has opened her home
on KaloramA road for the Winter sea-
son. while in Burlingame, CALI, she
visited the former United States AM