Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-09-15

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White House Friday SenoI
Cruchaga, who will present his
credentials as Ambassador OF
Chile. Thursday the President
will receive Senior Luis Abelh, Minister
from Bolivia, who will also present his
credentials.
The five republics of Central Amer
lea are celebrating the eightieth ami
versary of their freedom from Spain
today. The representatives in Wash
ington of the republics will have nc
large celebration, although the ofnceS
of the legations are closed and one or
two planned small and informal parties
of more personal nature.
The Minister of Guatemala and
Sonora de Recinos are on their way
back to Washington from Atlantic CITY
where they have been through the
Summer, and are spending the DAY
motoring from the seashore.
The Minister of Nicaragua anc
Sonora de SacaSa were hosts to small
company at a buffet luncheon TO-DAY
their guests being members OF the
Nicaraguan colony in the Capital anc
members of the legation staff.
The Minister of Honduras and Sonora
de Davila will entertain a small num-
Der Of their country men and women
who live in Washington as well as
members of the legation staff at an
informal buffet supper.
The legation Of Costa RIGA is closed
for the holiday, but the charge DAT
flares, Senior Gonzalez, has planned nc
festivity.
The Salvador legation is in a SIM
liar state, Senior Melendez, who Is II
charge during the absence of Senior
Leiva. newly appointed Minister and
planned no entertainment. The newly
appointed Minister and Sonora de
Ieiva have been abroad for several
months and are expected to sail tol
this country the first week in October
Secretary Of Labor Guest
of Col. Webb at Luncheon.
The Secretary of Labor, Mr.. William
N. Doak, attended the luncheon given
by Col. Frank Elbridge Webb at the
Hay-Adams House yesterday in honor
of Mr.. Charles G. johnson, treasurer OF
the State of California, who, with his
family, is visiting in Washington
Others in the company were the Acting
Secretary Of War, Col. Frederick H
Payne; Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
urv Mr. Perry K. Heath; the secretary,
Mr.. Walter H. Newton, and Brig. Gen.
Frank T. Hines, u S. A, former director
of the Veterans Bureau.
The Minister of Greece and Nine.
Simopoulos are in New York for few
days having gone to attend the !uncn-
con yesterday given by Mr.. and MIS-:
L. j. Calvacoressi in the roof garden OF
Pierre's, in honor of his grace, the
archbishop of the Greek Orthodox
Church. Others in the luncheon COM
pany were: Mrs. Franklin d. RooSe-
Welt, wife of the Governor of New York
state: Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kerr Ralnstord,
DR.. and Mrs Pol N. CorylloS, MISS
Despine de L. Ralli and Mr.. 2. A.
Paraskevopoulos.
The Minister and Nine Simopoulos
will return to Newport later III the week
and will not come to Washington untll
the end Of the month.
Representative Norton Iichtenwalner
of Allentown, Pa, arrived IN Washing
ton Yesterday and is guest at the
Shoreham Hotel.
The charge d'affaires Of Poland, M
Wladyslaw Sokolowski, will entertain a.
dinner Thursday evening in compliment
to Gen. Gustav OrlicZ-Dreszer, who ar
rived in Washington today and Will bt
the guest of the charge daffaires ano
Nine. SokoloWska until the end or the
week.
Gen. Orlicz-Dreszer, who Is inspector
general of cavalry is on his way to
Detroit to attend the convention OF tne
American Legion as delegate from
Poland He is accompanied by Col
Ryszanek.
The secretary of the German en-
bassy. Herr Alexander Won Wuthenau
returned yesterday from New York
where he spent several days at the
Ritz-Carlton.
TIE military attache Of the French
embassy and Nine. Pillon, who were a
West Point over Sunday, are motoring
in New York and will arrive In WASH
ington Sunday. After their visit II
West Point they were guests Tor rev
days of Col George w. Burlelgh ane
Mrs Burleigh at Briarcliff Lodge. Col
and Mrs. Burleiga returned TO then
home in New York today.
The financial attache of the Rumaniar
legation and Nine. Dimitru have joined
Nine Dimitru's parents. Judge and Mrs
John w. Bennett, at their home, 5IUt
Massachusetts avenue, after spending
the latter part of the Summer IN the
AdrondackS.
The secretary of the Rumanian le-
CATION and Nine. Popovici nave re-
turned to their apartment IN tne Snoae.
ham after stay at North Shore Fon1t
near Norfolk, where they were TN
guests of Lieut.. and Mrs. L. w. Curtin
The commandment of the Navy Yare
and Mrs. Henry Varnum Butler nave
as their guest in their quarters at tn
NAVY Yard Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Fur
beck of New York. Mrs. Furbeck IS
niece of Mrs. Butler.
Count and Countess Roncalli are
In Yosemite National Park, where
they are guests at the Ahwahnee. the!
plan to go to San Francisco within
few DAYS and will arrive back in Wash
ington about September "a.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Willard H
Brownscn of Washington are at tbs
Weylin Hotel in New York after visit
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