Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-11

luncheon today. entertaining in
honor Of Col and Mrs Charles
Augustus Lindbergh who will
make a flight to the Orient shortly.
Other guests were Assistant Secretary
Of War, Mir. F. Trubee Dawson; As
.istant Secretary OF Commerce, Col.
Clarence NJ Young. DR.. Stanley Is.
Hornbeck chief Of the division OF Far
Eastern affairs Of the State Depart
mcnt. DR. and Mrs. Gilbert H. GrCs-
ycnor former naval attache of the
United States embassy in Toxic, and
Mrs George Meg Courts, and the
counselor of the emba Ssy and Nine.
Eato, the naval attache, Capt. Skimo-
mura and the military attache, Col
Washizu.
The Ambassador of Chile, Senior Don
Carlos G. D3vila will return to Wash
incton this afternoon from few days
stag in New YORK.
Argentine Envoy TO spend
Summer in Native Country.
The Ambassador of Argentina. Senior
Manuel f. Malbran. with his son,
Manuel f. Malbran. Ir.. will sail Satur-
day. June 81, aboard the American Le-
zion for his Argentine home to spend
Tho Summer.
Scncra &c Malbran and her daugh-
to.s will sail wednesday. June II,
aboard the Lafayette for France, where
they will be in Paris through the
Summer.
Mrs. Robert Patterson Lamont, wife
Of tho Secretary of Commerce, VIII
leave Washington the latter part OF the
month to spend several weeks in New
York visiting her daughters. Mrs.
Chaunccy Belknap and Mrs. Charles
,..',~ fN.
h0r homo at Lake Forest, III.
Senator Robert F. Wagner is at the
Shorcham Hotel where he will remain
for few days before returning 70
lTeW York.
Col Francois puIon, the military at
tacho Of the French embassy and Nine.
FiToN entertained today at luncheon
a Wardman Park Hotel, There were
s5out seven guests.
The third secretary Of the French
embassy. NJ Philippe Baudet. will leave
" s. Irgton today for New York, from
vh-ra he will sail shortly for a vaca-
ton in France M Baudet has been
transferred to the French mission in
China and Will go to his new post after
the visit in his native country.
Invitations have been received in
Washington from Mr. and Mrs Stuart
Webster for the marriage of their
daughter. Janet Huntingdon to Ensign
George Hall Mofett, U. S N. Wednes-
Gav afternoon. June II. at $50 O'Clock,
al 624 North Arden drive, Beverly Hills
Calf
Ensign Mofett is the son Of the chief
q naval aeronautics and Mrs William
A Mofett
Miss Rion Fortescuc. daughter Of
Mai and Mrs. Granville r. Fortescue,
is visiting her grandmother. Mrs
Charles j. Bell in her home, Twin
Oaks. Miss Fortescue came from
Northampton Mass. where she is
student at Smith College. Mai. and
Mrs. Fortcsc'o are spending some time
on Long Island,
Lieut. Cornelius c. Jadwin, son Of
tho late Lieut.. Gen Edgar Jadwin. for
MGR head Of the Army Engineer Corps,
VIII sail on the S. S. President Harding
Of the United States Lines. leaving New
York Saturday, accompanied by Mrs.
JadWin and their 4 i2-ycar- old son,
Lieut. Jadwin is to enter the Royal
Italian Cavalry School for a period Of
two years training
Mr.. Jack Marshall, daughter Of Rep
res entatlye Illlman B. Parks, has visit
Ing ACr her sister Miss Josephine
Parks Mrs Marshall Will leave Wash
iQgt0n the latter part of the month
for Chicago. where she will ioin Mr.
Marshall. who has been on the West
Coast for several weeks Mrs Marshall
viii motor to Illinois and after a tour
in Canada. Mr. and Mrs Marshall will
return II their home, in Burlelgh, the
middle OF August
Mrs George Barnett is at Columbia
Hospital, where she will be for about a
fortnight. after which she will return
to her country place, Wakefield Manor
Va.
Mr. Andrew T. Donovan of this city
has completed his course in the Foreign
Service School of the Department Of
State and has been appointed to po
Sition in the United States embassy at
Warsaw, Poland Mr.. Donovan will sail
from New York Saturday on the Presi-
dent Harding. stopping in Paris en- route
to his post,
FinIev--Eustis Wedding
In Virginia Yesterday.
wedding of more than usual inter
est in Washington took place YESTERDAY
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