Evening star., 1931-06-22

Hsvs with MRS. Hurley and their chill
dren at Ventnor, N. j., during his alb
Bence.
Dean Of Diplomats and
Family Return From Mexico.
The Ambassador of Mexico and Sonora
de Teller and their children are again
at the embassy after several months
stay in their home in Mexico. Ihey
were met on their arrival in New York
Yesterday by the first secretary OF the
embassy, Senor Don Carlos Barrera,
who accompanied them to Washington
shortly after the boat docked.
REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Maurice II.
Thatcher are expected to return from
Kentucky for q short stay In Washing
ton In July. They have returned 10
their home in Louisville, after a trip
by airplane to Memphis.
Representative Hamilton Fish, jr.,
will be the honor guest in New York
Friday at the Fraternity Club.
The charge d'affaires of Spain, Conde
de Montefuerte, was host at the supper
dance at the lie Paradis roof garden
Saturday evening.
Mr.. L. G. Van Hoorn, counselor OF
the Netherlands legation, entertained
party at the dinner dance on the Snore-
ham Terrace Saturday evening.
Miss Josephine Parks, daughter of
Representative Tillman B. Parks, VINO
has been visiting her sister, Mrs JACK
Marshall. left this morning by motor
for her home in Arkansas. Mrs. Mar
shall entertained at a breakfast ana
swimming party yesterday at Carrou
Springs Inn at Fort Glen, Nd.
Miss Peggy Simms, daughter OF MAJ.
end Mrs. Lyman l.. Simms, was hoSCesS
at the dinner dance on the Shoreham
Terrace Saturday evening. The guests
included Lieut.. and Mrs. D. G. Wills
and Lieut.. and Mrs. Samuel Patterson
of Ouantico. Va: Lieut.. and Mrs. David
M Goodrich of Boiling Field. Mrs. r. F.
Howard of San Antonio, Tex; MISS
Hope Windsor, Mrs. Philip King, Lieut..
Col. J. B: Andersen, Lieut.. Homer Home,
Hoppin, Lieut.. Byron G. Gates of New
York and Mr.. John Haines.
The second secretary of the Argen-
fine embassy, Senor Don Eduaroo
Vivot, was host at the dinner dance
on the Shoreham terrace Saturday eve,
ming. His guests included Mr.. ana
Hugo Rennert, Miss NorveH Mun1oro'
Miss Dorothea Lane and Mr.. Benjamin
Cohen. formerly of the Chilean embassy.
Mai. and Mrs. Hammet Huston and
Lieut.. Lewis S. Sorley of washington,
with Col. and Mrs. Francis G. Endicott
of Fort Meade, Md, were in New YORK
for the wedding of Mrs. Helen Springer
johnson and Lieut.. Col: Arthur q.
Hixon. The wedding took place Sat
Chaplain Frank H. Hayes OF Fort Tot
ten, N. Y, officiating A wedding sup
per followed the ceremony. NAL Ru-
dolph G. Whitten and Mrs. Whitten OF
New York were the only attendants, and
after a short wedding trip Col. and Mrs.
Hixon will be at home at Fort Thomas,
KY, where the former Is on duty. MRS.
Hixon is the daughter of Mrs. Cornelius
Cadle Of Muscatine, Iowa, and the late
DR.. Arthur Springer of Des Moines,
and a graduate of Drake University.
Among others at the wedding ana
supper which followed were Lieut.. Gen.
Robert L. Bullard and Mrs. Billiard,
Col Julian r. Lindsey, Col. and Mrs.
Wallace B. Scales, Col. and Mrs. Will
liam M. Connell Col. and Mrs. Thur
man H. Bane, Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. WI
liam T. Carpenter, Maj. and Mrs. Paul
r. Davidson, Maj. and Mrs. Faulkner
Heard, Mrs. Beatrice Hahn and Miss
Paulina Brandreth, all of New York
City; Col. and Mrs. George B. Rodney,
Capt. and Mrs. william F. Saportas of
Brooklyn, N. Y; Lieut.. Col. Luther r.
James and Col. and Mrs. Otis r. Cole
of Newark, N. J., and Col. and Mrs.
Frederick G. Turner of Philadelphia.
Lieut. John Madison Hoskins, U. S. N,
and Mrs. Hoskins are expected to arrive
in Washington this week and will be
guests of Mrs. HoSkins mother, Mrs.
z. Maccubbin Waters, jr.. in her home,
Oakhurst, near Gaithersburg, Md, for
several weeks. Lieut.. Hoskins has been
on duty at the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station for three years and
has been transferred to duty at Nor
folk, Va.