Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-09
Japanese Ambassador
TO Fete Countryman.

TO Fete Countryman.
The Japanese Ambassador, Mr.. Kat
sui Debuchi, will entertain at an in
formal dinner Thursday evening IN
ahonor Of Rear Admiral T. Hatano OF
1.-The Imperial japanese Navy. The fol-
slowing day the naval attache OF the
embassy Capt. Shimomura, will be host
at luncheon in honor of the visiting
Japanese officer. Admiral Hatano is
the house guest of the naval attache OF
-the embassy and will be in the Capital
about a week.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy,
Mr. Ernest Lee Jahncke, entertained at
luncheon today at the Mayflower in
snonor of Admiral Hatano. The COM
.pany includes Capt. K. Abe, I. j. N,
and Capt. Y. Nakamura, !. j. N, aides
to Admiral Hatano: the naval attache
of the Japanese embassy, Capt. Shosuke
sShimomura; Rear Admiral @. H. Rock,
Rear Admiral william d. Leaiay, Rear
sAdmiraI John Halligan, Mr.. Walter
Newton and Mr.. Lawrence Richey,
secretaries to the President; Mr.. French
sStrotler, administrative assistant to
the President; Capt. C. @. Bloch, Capt.
&C. r. Train, Capt. w. w. Smyth, Capt.
eW. Baggaley, Capt. Joel T. Boone, Lieut..
Col. @. B. Hodges, Lieut.. Comdr. E. NJ.
Zacharias and Lieut.. Comdr. T. De Witt
Carr. Luncheon was served in the
palm court of the hotel, section of
the Navy Band furnishing music for
sthe event.
! Senator Simeon d. Fess was host to
y small company at dinner last evening
ut the Carlton.
Senator and Mrs. Hamilton Fish
sKean, who spent the season at the
Carlton, have left for a trip South be-
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! Representative and Mrs. T. Dickin-
son Let's were the honor guests at a
supper party given last evening by
Representative and Mrs. C. william
Ramseyer in their home. This is the
last Of series of Sunday evening
supper parties Representative and Mrs.
Ramseyer have given throughout the
&eason.
Representative and Mrs. Let's will
leave shortly for their home in Iowa
and Representative and Mrs Ramseyer
WI remain in Washington until June.
: Representative G. A. Christopherson
of Sioux Falls. who has been at the
willard during the last session of Con-
.gress, has returned to his home, in
South Dakota.
The military attache of the Cuban
embassy and Sonora de Prieto, with
the latter's daughter. Senorita Tessoda
puzman, have gone 10 New York for a
few days.
Y The military attache of the Chilean
Embassy, Lieut.. Col. Zorobabel Galeno,
entertained at luncheon today in the
Mayhower in compliment to the naval
sttache TO the United States embassy in
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guests included the Ambassador OF Chile,
secretary Of the Chilean embassy,
Senior Don Oscar Blanco Wei: the at
1ache Of the Chilean embassy, Senior
Don Rene Montero; the commercial
Becretary Of the embassy, Senior Don
Carlos de Ia Barra, and Mr.. Rubin Cor
bon.
The governor Of the Federal Reserve
Board and Mrs. Eugene Meyer, jr, were
in the large and notable company at
lending the premiere showing of Trader
Horn" last evening at the National The
ater.
Mrs. IOngworth, wife of the Speaker.
had several guests with her at the open
ing Of this spectacular picture, made in
Africa.
Z The charge d'affaires Of Colombia,
Eenor Jose Coronado, was host to a
Bnau group at dinner at the Shoreham
Hotel Saturday evening, the party re-
manning later for the supper dance.
The secretary of the Venezuelan lega-
ton. Senior Don Pedro Marquee Rivero,
5gas the guest in whose honor Mr.. En-
riqIe Coronado of the Pan-American
Union entertained at dinner at the
Bhoreham Hotel Saturday evening. The
guests included Miss Clara de Walters,
Miss Loyola Nicholson, Miss Marion
Mezzanotte. Miss Ruth Lilies, Miss Au-
drey Sperle, Miss Frances Flanagan,
Miss Ruth Howard, Miss Patricia
Wright, Mr.. Miguel Marquee, Mr.. Adam
Garter, Mr.. Rafael Martinez. Mr.. Adolfo
TIermaza, Mr.. Gerald Smith, Mr.. Jose
J.. Colon and Mr.. Mariana Ramirez.
Mai. Gen. Stephen o. Fuqua, chief
of the Infantry. is at the Aston, In New
york.
Mai. and Mrs. Herbert A. Horgan are
at the Shoreham Hotel, where they have
taken an apartment Maj. and Mrs
Morgan came TO Washington from
Bronkline, Mass, where Maj. Morgan
was formerly stationed.
miss Palmer Married
AT Neon to Mr.. GiIlies.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret How
ard Palmer OF West Point, Va. and
Washington, daughter Of Mrs. L. A.
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