Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-10-29
SOCIETY
President and Mrs. Hoover Entertain
Guests From California at White
House for Few Days.

TIME President and Mrs. Hoover
have with them for few days
At the White House Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry r. Robinson of
California
xne Secretary Of State. Mr.. Henry
Z. 6timson. viii receive the new AM
bassador Of Mexico. DR.. PUG, tomor-
row at the State Department.
The Secretary Of Labor and Mrs.
William N. Doak will leave washington
somoTTow 20 spend a short time In
Newark. They VIII be accompanied Dy
Mr. w. W. King. special assistant TO
Secretary Doak.
Turkish Envoy Celebrates
Establishment Of Republic.
The Ambassador Of Turkey. Mr..
Ahrnet Muhtar. viii entertain at q re-
ception this afternoon In the embassy
In celebration OF the establishment OF
the Turkish Republic. Nine. Nebl VIII
assist her father In receiving.
The Ambassador Of Great Britain
and Lady Lindsay, attended the we'd
ding at noon today in the Church ~
the TRANSPORTATION, Of Miss Phemie
members of the embassy stan, who
came TO this country with Ambassador
and Lady Lindsay. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. J. J.
QueaIiy. and q small reception fol-
lowed at SOIL Eighth street, where Mr..
and Mrs Eastley win make their home
upon their return from wedding trip.
The Ambassador gave the bride IN
marriage. and Miss Betty Iegge was
the maid OF monor The bride wore
charming gown of white satin with q
tulle ven and she carried a shower
bouquet Of white roses and lilies OF
the valley. Miss Legge was In yellow
satin with a hat TO match and she
carried a bouquet OF yellow roses. Mr..
James Eastley was the best man.
senator and MRS. James J. Davis win
spend next week IN Pennsylvania, MRS.
Davis visiting her family in her former
home. She will leave Monday after
the first concert of the National SYM
rf1ony Orchestra, Mr.. Hans Kinder,
Conductor, which win be given in Con-
stitution Hall, and wiz so TO Pitts
burgh.
Senator and Mrs. Hiram Bingham
have as their guest in their apartment
On Sixteenth street the latterS mother,
Mrs. Alfred Mitchell.
MRS. Bingham and Mrs. Mitchell
viii leave Sunday evening for o short
visit In California and viii return 70
washington the middle Of November,
after which MRS. Mitchell viii 60 to
Florida for the Winter.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Mark Bristol
will entertain informally At tea tonor-
row afternoon IN honor OF the former
minister OF finance OF Turkey. Saracsghy
Shukru Bey. The guests wiz be limited
TO those who have been in Turkey and
particularly interested In that country.
Mr.. Andrew sapieha, commercial
counselor OF the Polish embassy, has
returned to washington from New York
City and Is at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
GOV. Joseph p. Ely Of Massachusetts,
will be the honor guest ct dinner at
the Woman's National Democratic Club
Friday evening. November 8, at 1850
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty, first
vice president, will introduce Gov. Ely.
other governors who are expected TO
be guests of honor ct later Governors
dinners during the Winter are: Gov.
DOYLE n. Carlton OF Florida, Gov.
George H. Dern Of Utah. Gov. ]. =.
Erickson of Montana. Gov. Max o.
~ II. Horton OF Tennessee, Gov. WI
liam H. Murray Of Oklahoma, Gov.
John s. Pollard Of Virginia. Gov. r. B.
Russell, IT., OF Georgia, Gov Arthur Sell
lyman Of New Mexico, Gov. George
White OF Ohio and Gov. Harry Wood
ring Of Kansas.
Col. Robert n. Harper has taken an
apartment In the Westchester for the
Winter Col Harper recently recov-
cred from an Alnees which confined
him to q hospital.
Comdr. walter X. Fitzpatrick, United
States Navy, and mrs. Fitzpatrick are
spending some time ct the Hotel Mar
Unique. Comdr. Fitzpatrick, who has
been on duty with the Asiatic fleet, has
come TO Washington for duty III the
department
Lieut.. comdr. and Mrs. J. B, HodAtt
and their daughter, Miss Helena Ho-
DAFT, are at the Hotel Fairfax for the
Winter.
Lieut.. Charles d. Baylis, u. 8. NJ c..
who has been on duty In China with
the 4th Marines. has arrived In wash
ington for duty at Marine headQuar-
tiers. Lieut.. and MIS- Baylis are at
the Martinique, accompanied by their
daughters, Miss Rita Bayhs and Miss
Patricia Baylis.
Bishop Freeman Fetcd at
Dinner IN winchester Tonight.
Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd will en-
terrain at dinner this evening In her
residence, in Winchester, Va, in honor
Of Right Rev. James E. Freeman,
Bishop Of the Washington Episcopal
Diocese. The dinner VIII follow q meet
ing at S0Aleby Manor, in Clarke County,
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth NIGH
pin, ct which Bishop Freeman viii give
talk and show pictures in the interest
OF the building fund OF the Washing
ton Cathedral Other dinner guests Of
Mrs. Byrd will include the Rev. and
Mrs. B. Duvall Chambers Of wildwood,
Va; the Rev. and Mrs Robert B. Nell
son, Winchester; Mr.. Ralph Nicholson,
washington; Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel c.
Sands, Gen. and Mrs. William Mitchell,
Miss Charlotte holland, Mr. and Mrs
Harry W. Frost Of Middleburg; Col and
Mrs Floyd Harris and Mr.. George Ferry
of Aide, and Col and Mrs BrantZ NJ
RoSzel and Mr.. Thomas B. Byrd, VIM
chester
The womans Auxiliary of Christ
Episcopal Church at Winchester is spon-
soring series OF dinner parties this
EVERGREENS