Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-07-24

| incton and returned to Blue
Ridge Summit last evening to
join Mime. Debuchi and their
/ family.
Mr., end Mrs. Kishi, who are touring
| in this country have postponed their
coming to Washington until the flrst
| of next week and are now visiting Mr..
end Mrs. Fred A. Muschenheir in their
Summer home at Hampton Bays, Long
/ Island.
Minister OF Rumania
Pays Visit at Nara gansett.
The Minister of Rumania, Mr.. Charles
A. Davila. who has established the lega-
! ton at Newport for the season, spent
Yesterday at Narragansett Pier and was
| the guest of honor at luncheon Of Mr..
Philip S. p. Randolph, jr., who enter
tanned at the Dunes.
Mrs. William r. Castle, jr., wife Of
the Acting Secretary of State, was
hostess at luncheon yesterday, entertain
ing in the colonial room Of the Home
stead at Hot Springs, where she Is
spending the Summer.
Representative Hamilton Fish, jr.. will
! spend the week end at the Viking In
! Newport, where he is expected to arrive
J today from New York. Mrs. Fish and
the younger members Of her family are
at Point au Pic in Canada for the Sum-
mer.
The surgeon general, U. S. A., Gen.
Robert u. Patterson, will 60 to New YORK
tonight to meet Mrs. Patterson and
their daughter when they arrive Sunday
in New York aboard the Chateau
Thierry from the Philippines. Gen: Pat
terson will accompany his family to
Manassas, Va, where they will spend
the remainder CT the Summer with his
mother, Mrs. Patterson. The general
will return to Washington the first OF
the week.
The commercial counselor Of the Costa
Rican legation, Senior Don Guillermo E.
| Gonzales, was host to party at tea at
! the legation On Wednesday, when the
guest of honor was Mr.. Bertram
! Bernath, the Washington violinist, who
has recently returned from New York.
| The naval attache of the Spanish
| embassy, Comdr Federico Montreal, will
| this afternoon start for brief motor
trip in New England, returning the first
! of next week.
! Comdr. Montreal was host at dinner
last evening, entertaining on the Shore
i
Senior Luis Abelli and Sonora de Anelll,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Rennert, Senorita
! Hortensia de Diez de Medina, Miss Nor
veil Clark Munford, Miss Evelyn Cor
] don, the charge d'affaires of Spain,
Senior Ricardo Gomez Acebo, and the
attache of the embassy, Senior Ramon
Padilla, and Mr.. Donald Highland.
Mrs. Dreller wife of Lieut.. Louis
Dreller, United States Navy, will be
hostess at tea this afternoon, enter
| tanning from to o'clock in her home
| at 37O6 S street, in compliment to her
sister. Miss Naomi Maharam of Los
Angeles, who is her house guest. As
sisting Mrs. Dreller this afternoon will
be Mrs. Roy w. Bruner, Mrs. Jeffrey
Caswell Metzel, and Mrs. William A.
Maidens, who will preside at the tea
table.
Mrs. John Henry Yates of Klingle
street entertained at luncheon and
bridge in her home today, when her
guests we're: Mrs. Gregor Macpherson,
Mrs. George Section CARL, tr; Mrs. Roy
Clyde Miller, Mrs. Stephen Cornwell
Hopkins, Mrs. Royal r. Rommel, Mrs.
Henry D. Ralph, Mrs. Il. Laurie Gar
rett. Mrs. Otto T Wendt, Mrs. Clarence
A. Lane and Mrs. J. O'Connor Roberts.
Maj. and Mrs Gist Blair, who are at
Bar Harbor for the season, were hosts
| to a company of ID at dinner last
evening.
Mrs. Francis G. Newlands and Mrs.
/ NewlandS Johnston have gone to New
port, where they are staying at the
Muenchinger- king.
Lieut.. Eugene C. Carsui, jr., U. s. N,
was among the officers entertained at
the Bar Harbor Club last evening, hav-
! ing arrived at that resort earlier in
the day aboard the U. S. S. Yarnell.
Miss Mary Louise johnson, daughter
! of MIR. and Mrs. Paul Evarts Johnson,
will sail today for Ireland to visit MI
and Mrs Harold r. Buckley, who
! formerly lived in Washington when Mr..
| Buckley was attached to the foreign
service lewiston of the Department of
! Commerce Miss johnson has been
with her parents at Blue Ridge Summit
during the early Summer and will join
them there in the Autumn before re-
turning to Washington.
Two of the diplomats sailing for
their respective posts today on the S.
is. Western World, were Mr.. H. E.
Trammell, secretary of the United
States embassy in Rio de Janeiro, and
Mr.. Philip Raine, attache of the lega-
ton at Montevideo.
Mrs. Harry Fulton and her small son,
Robert Burwell Fulton. have returned
from a visit to Mrs. Fultons brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. C. l..
| Mann of Raleigh, N. c., at their Sum-
mer home at Little Switzerland, in the
North Carolina mountains.
Mrs FIorian C. P. Vurpillot, who is
sp.nding the Summer at Williamstown.
Mass was hostess at contract bridge
party yesterday entertaining IN compli-
ment to Mrs. Samuel r. Bell Of Marble
head, Mass.
Miss Suzette Boutell has gone to New
port, where she is the guest Of DR.. and
Mrs. Malcolm K. Smith.
Miss Louise Brooks, who has been the
guest of her uncle, Mr.. James H. r.
Cromwell at the Atlantic Beach Club on
/ Long Island, left there yesterday for
Bar Harbor, whsre she will visit her
grandmother, Mrs Edward T. Stotes-
| bury, for the remainder of the Summer
/ season.
Mr.. Theodore Amussen, son Of Mrs.
| Theo Amussen of Forty-fourth street,
is spending the Summer in Cottonwood
Canyon as the guest Of Senator and
Mrs. william H. King, who make their
Winter home at the Westminster Apart
ments. Later he will visit his aunt,
Miss Edna Dwyer, in Salt Lake City,
and they will both go to Bryce Canyon
before Mr.. Amussen returns East. Mrs.