Evening star., 1932-07-05

Wnlt6 HOUSE dltSI SptIluulb tiiC
week end and holiday at his
4 rustic lodge in the Virginia
mountains. Mrs. Hoover, who
accompanied the President and small
party OF guests to the camp, is remain
ing there for few days.
While the President and Mrs. Hoo
yer spent the anniversary OF the sign
Ing Of the Declaration of independence
quietly at their camp in the Virginia
mountains and members OF the caolnet
for the most were out OF town Tor the
dav. in practically every foreign coun-
try where the United States has repre-
sentation there was function OF some
nature celebrating the national honoay
Of this country.
The United States Ambassador to
the Court of st. James, Mr.. Andrew w;
Mellon, and his daughter and ofncla!
hostess Mrs. David K. z. Bruce, held
a large reception in the embassy yes
terday afternoon to the American col
ony in London in honor OF the annl-
versary. There we're about 1,5OO guests
and the party was held IN the garoen
IA Princes gate. 1t was the first OPP
portunity many of the guests had had
to view the works of art which Mr..
Mellon took to London with him from
washington. There was q long pro-
cession through the house admiring
the Rembrandts, Turner'S, Corots and
other old masters which adorn the
walls.
The United States Ambassador to
the Argentine, Mr.. Robert WOODS Bliss,
gave a reception at the embassy at
Buenos Aires, when he unveiled copy
of Gilbert Stuart's unfinished portrait
~ VTyoeHirntpT1 donated hU the
American community In celebration OF
the Washington Bicentennial. Later
a dinner and dance was held at the
American Club.
In Havana, many Americans cele-
hrated the holiday at luncheon spon-
sored by the American Club, and the
American Legion gave its annual picnic
for American children. The luncheon
was attended by. the United States
Ambassador to Cuba, Mr.. Harry F..
Guggenheim and Sir John Joyce
Broderick, British Minister to CUBA,
who was formerly attached to the
British embassy in this city.
independence day was celebrated in
accordance with time honored custom
in Jutland, Denmark, in the Rebild
Park. which is the only American pub
lie park in another country. Inc
American Minister to Denmark, Mr..
p. w. B. Coleman, addressed the many
American and Danes who attended the
celebration.
The Paris municipal government have
q reception at the Hotel de Vile for
the American colony In the evening
following a Fourth Of July dinner OF
the American Chamber Of Commerce
which was attended by Gen. John j.
Pershing, and former Secretary OF
Efate Frank r. Kellogg,
The Secretary OF the Treasury, Mr..
Ogden L. Mills, is back from his SUM
fner home in Woodbury., Long Island.
where he spent the holiday with Mrs.
Mills. Yesterday the Secretary and Mrs.
Mills entertained at tea aboard their
Yacht, AVIATION, for Representative Ruth
Baker Pratt, who spent the holiday at
her residence adjoining Mr.. and Mrs.
Mills.
Ambassador Of Italy
Returns From Springs
The Ambassador Of Italy Mobile
Giacomo de MARITIME, will return this
afternoon from White Sulphur Springs,
where he went for the week end.
Senator David I. Walsh has returned
TO his apartment at the Carlton after
attending the Democratic National
Convention In Chicago.
Senator and Mrs Warren r. Austin
have returned to the Maynower after
spending the week end at Virginia
Beach.
Representative Percy H Stewart is
back from Perth Amboy, N. j., where
he delivered a 4th of July address.
The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Ernest Lee Jahncke and their
two daughters, Miss Adele Townsend
Jahncke and Miss Cora Stanton