Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-18


Nv preceding the President to
their Rapidan camp to pass
the week end. She did not attend the
opening Of the Presidents Cup regatta
races. q precedent established by Mrs.
Coolidge, whose animated interest in
the races and her snappy red and white
outing costume left q lasting impress
sion on the vast company witnessing
the regatta.
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam, sister Of
the Vice President Is q guest on the
Yacht of Mrs. William Huntington to
witness the Presidents Cup regatta,
being held today and tomorrow on the
Anacostia River, Mrs, Huntington, who
has been visiting Maj. and Mrs. Davis
wills during her stay in Washington,
races, which started at 1880 pm. to-
day. Her other guests, besides Mrs.
Gam and Maj. and Mrs. Wills, are Mrs.
Charles COlfax Long, Mrs. May Baltne
Lipscomb, DR.. James Emery and Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Condor,
Mrs Huntington's yacht the Meribel,
has been the scene Of numerous
luncheon and dinner parties in recent
weeks.
The Secretary of State, Mr.. Henry
L, Stimsen, and the Secretary of the
Navy, Mr.. Charles Francis Adams, at
tended the dinner given last evening
by the italian Ambassador, Mobile de
MARITIME, in honor of Admiral Acton OF
the Royal Italian Navy. Among the
other guests were Rear Admiral William
A. Moffett. chief of the Bureau Of Naval
Aeronautios; Rear Admiral George H.
Rock, chief Of the Bureau Of Construe-
ton; Read Admiral Frank B. Upham,
chief OF navigation; Capt. Hayne Ellis,
director Of Navy intelligence; Mr.. James
@. Dunn, chief Of the Division OF In
ternational Conferences Of the State
Department; Mr.. Pierrede L. Boal, as
sistant chief OF the Division OF Western
European Affairs Of the state DEPART
chief Of the Division Of International
Conferences and Protocol; Col j. Miller
Kenyon, Capt. Eugene A. Regnier, aide
to Secretary Stims0n: Flight Lieut.. Del
Grande and the members OF the en-
bassy staff.
Minister Of Siam Arrives
at legation on Kal0rama Road.
The Minister Of Siam, Mai. Gen,
Prince Amoradat Kridakara, returned to
the Capital this morning. He accom-
panied the King and Queen Of Siam 70
the Pacific Coast, from where they saned
for Siam.
The king and Queen Of Siam, who
are en- route TO their native country,
are spending q short time at Honolulu.
They were guests ct luncheon yesterday
Of Gov Lawrence NJ Judd, and m
the evening were honor guests at =
Hawaiian feast at the home Of Princess
Kawanankoa.
Chile 10 today celebrating the ami
Ii a. Il. aa.Na and Sv1ai1a
there Is no formal fete honoring the
day, the members Of the stan are en-
joying . holiday.
Senator George II Moses. who has
been in the White Mountains for some
time, has returned to his home In Con-
cord Before his departure he was the
honor guest as speaker last night at the
Maplegood Club.
Representative Ruth Baker Pratt
and Afrs Ogden L. Mills, wife Of the
UnderseeretaFy Of the Treasury, Won
numerous awards yesterday at the twen-
tieth annual Fall exhibition OF the Oys-
ter Fay Horticultural Society which y
being held II the auditorium at 81.
DoiminicE's Church, Oyster Bay, I. I.
REPRESENTATIVE Pratt, whose estate Is in
Glen cove, won % blue ribbons, her
fruit exhibits taking particular honors.
Mrs. Mills daiiIia exhibit took the ma
jcltty Of ribbons.
Representative Joseph w. Byrns of
Nashville. Tenn, is at the Carlton Scr
q few days.
The charge d'affaires Of Poland, Mr..
EolkoioWski, was host at dinner last
evening in honor OF Gen. Orlicz-Dreszer
and his aide, Col. Ryzzanek. Others In
the company were the Acting Secretary
Of War, Col. Frederick II. Payne; the
acting chief of staff, United States
Army, Maj. Gen. George Van Horn
Moseley: Mai Gen. Guy v. Henry, chief
of Cavalry: Col Alfred T. Smith, the