Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-14
SOCIETY
President and Mrs. Hoover Dine Tonight
With Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Charles Francis Adams.

TzHE President and Mrs. HoOve
SiIansr ti,as EVENING Of the Sec
u rotary of the Navy and Mrs
Charles Francis Adams, who WI
entertain o company Of 10 IN their hom'
Tfe President and Mrs. Hoover have
with them as guests at the White House
Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Herter Of Bos.
ton and Mr.. and MRS. Farmer Fuller anc
their son, Mr.. George Fuller, OF Cali
foTnia,
The vice President, Mr.. Curtis, vii
attend the opening performance OF the
short season Of Metropolitan Opera to.
night In the Fox Theater, when he viii
be among the guests Of Mrs. jacob
Leander Loose In her box.
Festivity ut italian Embassy
Fer Famous Opera Singers.
ThA ITALIAN Ambassador and Donna
Antoinette de MARITIME were hosts at an
informal luncheon today In the embassy,
when the company included Eeniaminc
Gigli and several other artists OF the
Metropolitan Opera Co.
The Ambassador Of Spain, Senior Don
Alexandra Padilla y Bell, viii SO to New
York tomorrow to attend the opening Of
an exhibition Of Spanish art He viii
return later In the day.
Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur and Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Hyde were the ranking guests
at luncheon given today by Mrs. Wal
ter II. Newton, in compliment 20 Mrs.
George AkerSon and Mrs. French
Strother. Others In the company In
cluded Mrs. Edward A. Hartman, Mrs.
Stark McMullin. Mrs. Joel T. Boone,
Mrs. Theodore J. .Joslin, Mrs. Herbert
Crosby, Miss Ruth Fesler, Mrs. Ellis A.
Xost and Mrs. Frank Bowman.
Senator and Mrs. Key pittman enter
tanned at dinner last evening ut the
Carlton In honor Of their house guests,
for Senator and Mrs. Peter Goelet Gerry.
The company numbered ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry are In their home
On r street for . Spring visit,
Mrs. Robert Low Bacon viii entertain
Q party Of six ct the opera tonight, she
seats. Mrs. Richard 8. Adrich will
also entertain guests In the orchestra
circle, as win Mrs. Frank B. Freyer, who
has Just returned TO washington after
q long absence.
The Undersecretary Of the Treasury,
Mr. Ogden i. Mills, wiz return from
New York this evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
NILS went TO Cincinnati Friday, and
thy Eell, have returned to Warrington
and are again In their home on Eight
zenith street.
Or. Leo q. Rowe, director general Of
NE Pan-Amefican Onion, WIN act as
host this evening ct the concert to be
given In the Hall Of the Americas Of
the HAn-American Building at Q o'clock,
"a celebration OF Pan-American day.
The United states Marine Band, as
sisted by several artists, win play q
program Of Latin American music.
Countess Alice szechenyi, daughter Of
NE Minister Of Hungary and Countess
SEechenU, win have. as her maid Of
honor at her marriage Saturday after
noon to Count Bella Hadik, her sister.
Ding VIII take place at $3.50 o'clock In
st. Matthew's Church and viii be fol-
lowed by reception In the legation at
3e2o Massachusetts, avenue.
Count Wydenhruck viii be best man
for Count Hadik and the bridesmaids
viii include Countess Margaret HadilE
sister Of the bridegroom: Princess Eliz-
abeth CAntacuzene, Miss Edith Eustis
and Miss Dora White. The uslers win
be Nr. Lawrence Morris Of New York,
Barun Paul GcheIi, attache Of the Hun
eAEian legation: Mr.. Victor PodosIi
FIRST secretary Of the Polizh embassy;
Herr Alexander Won Wutheuau. secre-
taey of the German embassy: Senior
Ramon Padilla, secretary Of the span
fish embassy: Mr.. A. =. Dew. third sec
Rotary Of the British embassy, and Mr..
It1rth Of Washington.
Countess Sylvia Szecheuyi and Ccun-
tess Nandine ESechenyf, young sisterS
ee the bride, win be flower girls.