Evening star., 1932-09-12
SOCIETY
Agentine Ambassador, Senior Espil, With
Senior de Urquiza, in Atlantic
City for Few Days.

| lord chief justice Of Ireland, and hi
is . nephew Of Maj. Gen. Sir Edward
Sinclair May Of Devonshire. Sir Goulc
May Of Suffolk and of the late Sil
Henry May, governor Of Hongkong.
Mr., and Mrs. May will be at home
after October l In Calcutta.
! Former Attorney General and Mrs
George w. Wiekersham are guests al
East Hampton Of Mr. and Mrs. William
Marshall Bullitt. They were honor
guests at luncheon yesterday given by
Mrs. Carl A. de Gersdorn.
Former Representative G. Bascon
Slemp Is spending Q few days In At.
lantic City and IS at the Marlborough
Blenheim.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Williamson
entertained at luncheon yesterday in
bile Giacomo de MARITIME. The other
guests were Mrs. Patrick j. Hurley, wife
of the Secretary Of War: the Minister
Of Albania, M. Faik Konitza; the coun-
selor of the italian embassy, Conte Al
berto Marchetti; Conte and Contessa
Fumasoni- Blond, Miss Vera Bloom, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Pickens, Mr.. and Mrs
Michael j. McDermott, Mr.. and Mrs
James Selvage, Mr.. Charles Stevenson
Smith, Mr. Kurt Sell and Miss Corrine
Read Frazier.
Mrs. E1dridge Jordan, who Is visiting
DR.. and Mrs. John Dodge Peters at
East Hampton, Long Island, was the
honor guest at luncheon given yester-
day at the Wyantenuck Club by Mrs
Denison d. Dana.
Mr.. and Mrs. William JeHeries Chew
ming, jr., and Mr.. Marshall Beverley
have returned from Atlantic City after
spending q week there.
Gen. Edouard Perrier and Count de
Ia Baume de Pluvinel of Paris, France,
have arrived in Washington and are
at the Carlton. They are accompanied
by M. Daniel Barber also Of Paris.
They have been in the United States
for several weeks, having come to OBJ
serve the total eclipse of the sun. and
to attend the International Conference
IN Astronomy. held at Cambridge. Mass.
Mrs. Estelle Douglas, who has been
absent from Washington the greater
part OF the season, going to Chicago for
the convention and visiting other places
Is in Washington, staying at the Shore
ham until the end Of the week. when
she viii 60 to Atlantic City. She will be
at the Marlboro -Blenheim until the lst
Of October. when she will return to
Washington.
Mrs. Charles G. Hill. with her two
daughters. Susan and Jane, Of winston
Salem, N. c., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
David H. Blair in their apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Connolly Plan
Garden Party for Fraternity.
Lieut.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Con-
molly Of 3701 Massachusetts, avenue will
entertain members Of the Beta Theta
Pi Alumni Association OF Washington
and their ladies at q garden party at
Glenloch, the Connolly Summer home,
near Upperville, Va, Saturday after
noon and evening" Lieut.. and Mrs. Con-
molly were hosts to the members of
Lieut.. Connolly's college fraternity last
season and the year before. The party
will be particularly interesting as q
number Of the guests recently returned
from the oath annual convention Of
Beta Theta Pi, held at the Homestead
Hotel, at Hot Springs, Va.
caravan to leave the Racquet Club at
1870 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Mr..
James Maxwell Fassett will assist the
hosts by taking charge of arrangements
for the party In Washington. He re-
quests that those who desire transportaA
ton and any Betas who may be in
Washington and have not yet afflliated
with the Alumni Association communi-
cate with him at the Racquet Club.
The washington Alumni of Beta
Theta Pi Fraternity, who include in
their number graduates of "a colleges
and universities, have been organized
and actively functioning for over 40
years. The organization is at present
under the leadership Of Mr.. Chester
H. Warrington, president: Mr. James
A. Maxwell, first vice president; Mr..
william HUFF Wagner. second vice
president: Mr.. James Maxwell Fassett,
secretary; Mr.. Harold Wendell Lady,
assistant secretary; Mr.. Frederick w.