Evening star., 1931-05-26
.HE Ambassador Of Turkey. Mr..
Ahmet Muhtar, is remaining in
New York until tomorrow, when
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his daughter. Mrs. Fer1ha l. Ne
bill, will sail on the Leviathan en-
route to her home in Turkey. Mrs
Nebil left this morning for New York.
The second secretary of the embassy.
Mr.. Ussaki Bulent, who accompanied
the Ambs sSador to New York. is re-
turning to the embassy by airplane to-
day. The Ambassador will return to-
morrow evening.
Last evening the Ambassador was the
guest of honor and speaker at dinner
given for the American Friends of Tur-
key, Inc, at the Hotel Plaza. Mr.. Will
dred w. Frey was the host and DR.. John
Fl. Finley was the POSTMASTER.
The Ambassador. speaking publicly
for the first time in three years. en-
phasized the accomplishments CT the
american Friends of Turkey in promot-
ing good will between the two countries
AmbaS SSador of Chile
Returns From New York.
The Ambassador of Chile and Sonora
De Davila returned to the embassy this
morning from New York, where they
spent several days.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
for Aeronautics, Mr.. David Sinton In
gals, will fly to Hot Springs, Va, to-
morrow to be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fay ingalls, at the Yard. The Assist
ant Secretary will show motion pictures
tomorrow evening at the Homestead of
the naval plane maneuvers made at
Panama recently.
Mr.. ingalls, will go to Cleveland after
his two-day stay in Virginia, to be
with Mrs. Ingalls, who is at their home
there for the Summer.
The charge d'affaires of Egypt Ally
Ismail Bey, left Washington yesterday
to spend several Gays in New York.
DR.. Ernest w. Meyer, the newly ap-
pointed secretary of the German en-
bassy. who is taking the place of DR..
Emil Baer, arrived in Washington Sat-
Urday and has taken an apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel, where he will
make his home in the future.
Senor Rene Montero, attache CT the
Chilean embassy, who has been away
for short time, is again at his apart
nent at Wardman Park Hotel. He
plans to remain there about 10 days.
The newly appointed second secre-
tary of the Chilean embassy, Senor
Don Mario Rodriguez Altamirano. is
expected to come to the Capital in a
few days from New York. where he
arrived yesterday from his home in
Chile.
The newly appointed counselor of the
United States embassy in Paris, Mr.. j.
Theodore Mariner, will go to New York
today and sails tomorrow for his new
post. Mr.. Mariner was formerly chief
of the division of Western European
affairs Of the State Department
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Stephen O..
will 1af Far fax
days Mr.. Philip Rhinelander Of New
York.
Mrs. Pickles, wife Of Maj. Nathan C.
Pickles, United States Army. enter
tanned at bridge luncheon today in
her home. in compliment to Mrs. Lynn
Tangay, who will leave shortly with
Mai. Tingay for his new post in
Panama, and Mrs Oscar Snyder. who
will go to Mai Snyder's new post at
Fort Thomas, KY, with him in a few
days. The other guests were Mrs.
Julian Bernheim, Mrs. Robert Craven,
Mrs. William Siefert. Mrs. Leroy Hart
Mrs. James r. Mann, Miss Alice Bern
helm. Mrs. Neil Harper, Mrs. Warren
Caldwell, Mrs. Dell Gray. Mrs. Page
Chesser. and Mrs. Lena Fear, mother of
the hostess.
MIS-. n. FOuItlS VI NIlCdRO,
daughter -in-law of Vice President Cur
tis, is now in Washington at the May
flower, having come here to see her
mother. Mrs. Margaret Elliott, who is
going to California for the Summer.
Gov. and Mrs. Roosevelt
GuestS Of Press Women.
The Governor Of Porto Rico and Mrs
Theodore Roosevelt were honor guests
at lYinRh0NT1 fNHou 1E fa AYa
tional Press Club, at the Willard Hotel
Maj and Mrs. Alexander M. Patch
in. are entertaining at picnic today at
the quarters. at Fort Washington Nd.
pupils of the fashionable Cook School
on Massachusetts, avenue. The young
guests many of them accompanied by
their mothers. left the Army War Col
lege this morning on a Government
boat for the Army post Among those
prominent in official and residential
society, whose children attend the
school are Ambassador of Germany and
Frau Won Prittwttz und Gaffron, the
Assistant Secretary OF War and Mrs. F.
Trubee Dawson, the Minister of Greece
and Nine. Simpoulos, the former As
sistant Secretary Of Commerce and Mrs
William p. MacCracken, jr.; Mrs Per-
cival McCeney Werlich and Mrs Mark
Reid Yates
Mrs. Mark Reid Yates will 20 to
New York Thursday to attend the we'd
ding Of Miss Beatrice Gambler Cobb.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gambler Cobb
Of New York, to Mr. Reginald A. F.
Williams, son Of DR. and Mrs Tom A.
Williams, formerly Of Washington The
ceremony will take place at 4:30 pm.
in the Church of the Heavenly Rest
and a small reception will follow
Mrs. Reid viii attend the alumnae
luncheon OF the Spence School Friday
at the Plaza. Among other Spence
School graduates well known In the
Capital. in addition TO Mrs Reid are
Mrs. Hamilton Fish, tr.; Mrs. McCook
Knox. Mrs. John Garrett and Mrs.
Theodore Roosevelt. tr.
Miss Margaret Yard entertained at
a bridge luncheon today In compliment
TO Miss Alberta Perley, daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Warner Perley. whose
marriage to Midshipman John Guthrie
Foster Prescott Of the Naval Academy
Will take place June 5. The company
included Miss Betty Powell. Miss Rosa
Hayes, Miss Mar jorie Talman, Miss Jane
McHarg. Mrs. Westell Willoughby, Mrs.
Lee Butler, Miss Francis Morse, Miss
Elmeda Ansell Miss Mary Shinn Miss
Mary White and Miss Elizabeth Tres
colt,
Mrs. Robinson Downey will leave
Washington tomorrow for her home
Ivyhurst. at Waynesboro, Pa, after
spending the latter part of the Winter
at the Willard. Today she is the guest
at the Democratic women's card party
at Highlands Of Mrs. Andrus A. Jones,
who has two tables for bridge.
Mrs Charles Warren entertains at