Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-02
SOCIETY
President and Mrs. Hoover Hosts to First
Lady's Former Schoolmate-Flyers
Luncheon at White House.

/, end with Mrs. ingalls, at their home in
Cleveland.
| Mrs. James E. Fechet, wife of Maj.
| Gen Fechet, entertained a company at
| luncheon yesterday at the Shoreham
Hotel in compliment to Mrs. Anton
Cron, wife of Col. Cron. The party
! Col and Mrs. Cron will shortly sail for
Hawaii. where the colonel will take up
the duties of his new post.
The guests included Mrs Lewis
Fields, Mrs. Dale Drain, Mrs. Frances
Pope. Mrs. c. C. Bubb. Mrs. Emily S.
| Adams and Mrs. Frank Kennedy.
! Mai. Gen. Thomas G. Ashburn will
return to Washington this afternoon
| from an inspection tour in Illinois.
Gen. and Mrs Ashburn have for some
years spent the Summer months at
Edgartown, Mass, but have made no
definite plans for their departure to the
resort this season.
Lieut. Col Campbell B. Hodges en-
tertained a party at dinner last evening
on the Shoreham terrace in honor of
1 the Count de Montefuerte. counselor of
/ the Spanish embassy, who is soon to
sail for Europe. The company included
| COL Harvey w. Miller, Mr.. Stanley
/ Hornbeck of the State Department and
Mr.. John T. Vance.
! Mrs. Woodrow Wilson has arrived in
( Warsaw. Poland, and is the guest at the
/ home of President Moscicki. The for
mer First Lady went to Poland to at
tend the unwilling Saturday of the
statue of the late President Wilson.
Mrs. Wilson was met upon Ter arrival
| by the United States Ambassador Mr.,
John N. WHY'S, the entire embassy staff
and the Polish Presidents adputant and
| son.
Maj Gen. George o. Squier, u S. A.
retired, who has been abroad for some
time. is arriving in New York today on
the Aouitania.
Mr.. and Mrs Newbold Noyes. who
were staying at the Ambassador Hotel
in New York. sailed last night on the
Paris for trip abroad
Mrs. John r. Williams will leave
Washington today to visit her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Letter, at Lake Forest H.. where they
have taken a house for the Summer
months. Mrs. Williams will open her
Summer home at Beverly Farms, Mass,
later in the season.
Col Arthur Wood, chairman of the
Presidents Emergency Committee on
Unemployment, will arrive in New York
today on the Aquitania from Europe,
where he had been for several months.
Mrs. James Clement Dunn, who was
in New York, staying at the Ambas-
! sador, left yesterday for Seven Pines,
her Summer home in Wenham, Mass.
Many Diplomats and Officials
At Ash Lawn for Lunch July 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Winston Johns
| have sent out cards for a luncheon at
2 o'clock, July 4, at Ash Lawn, in
/ honor of the diplomatic representa-
tives of foreign governments attend
ing the Monroe Centennial exercises at
4 the University of Virginia on that day
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Johns luncheon is not
part of the exercises. further than
compliment to the foreigners, men,
| bers of the Monroe Centennial Com
mission and some officials attending
but the reception at o'clock at Ash
Lawn is more general. There will fol-
low reception at Monticello at 4
o'clock, held by the president and board
of governors of the Thomas Jefferson
Memorial Foundation. and at O'Clock
in the evening DR.. William E. Dodd oi
the University of Chicago will deliver
an address in McIntire Amphitheater.
Mr. Frank S. Hight has joined Mrs