Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-11-10
Secretary and Mrs. Hurley
Returning by Different Routes.

Returning by Dinerent Routes.
The Secretary Of War and Mrs. Hurley
are expected to return this afternoon or
tomorrow morning. The Secretary will
speak tomorrow at Arlington and will
return by air from his home IN Tulsa.
Okla Mrs. Hurley, who never travels
BY air, will join their children at Bel
mont, their country home near Lees
burg, Va, arriving about the same time.
Nine. May, wife of the Ambassador
of Belgium will have party with her
at the recital of Harold Spencer
Canadian pianist, which Will be given
this afternoon, at the Nc tional Woman S
Country Club The concert Is p,nsoreo
nv the DuchesSe de Rinhalieu. Tea Will
follow the program, and Mrs. Walter 4.
Tucke-man. president Of the club. VIII
receive the guests. assisted by the
Duchosse de Richelieu and Mrs. Archl-
bail Hopkins.
Among others who will attend the re-
cital will be the Amba ssador OF Poland.
Mr. Tytus Filipowicz: the Minister Of
Feypt, Sesostris Sidaroulss Pasha. MIS-.
Frederic NJ Sackett, Mrs. ROBERT
Hjnckley, Rear Admiral and Mrs, Harry
p Huse. Mrs. Arthur Macarthur, Mrs.
Pow Giles. Mrs Lucy Lamar OF New
York. Mrs. Roland Fiddler Smith, Mr.
Henry May Mr.. and Mrs. wafer ~.
Tuekerman and Mrs. D. G. Stapleton.
The Minister of Egypt, Sesostris Slda-
roues Pasha, was host at dinner last
evening in compliment to the retlrmg
dean of the diplomatic corps. Mobile
Giacomo de MARITIME the Ambassador
of italy. Others in the company were
the apostolic delegate, Msgr. FumaSonl
Biondi: the auditor OF the apos.oiac,
delegation. the Rev. Marella: the naval
attache of the Italian embassy and
Signora Pia Casardi RoSasco: the rec
tor of the Catholic University OF Amer
lea, the Rev James H. Ryan; the pres
1de~t of Georgetown University, the
r w. Co'eman Nevis: the vice pres
tde-t Of Ceorge-ow University and
rect o. thu Seh0ol of Foreign Service,
thu Pc. Edn-und Walsh: Signor Giu-
seppa Tomas' Noble Carlo Andres
So rdi, secretaries Of the Italian en-
bass: Conte and Contessa Fumasoni-
B:onSi Mai. and Mrs. Thomas Mac
Donald and the secretary, MI Andre
Cettau. and the attache, Mr.. HuSse1n
Chawkv, of the Egyptian legation staff,
and Mr. Abdel Lateef El-Hennawy.
The Minister of Siam and Mime.
Subarn Sompati held a brilliant recep-
ton at the legation Tuesday afternoon
and notwithstanding it was election day
and almost the entire cabinet and many
high officials were in their homes away
from the Capital to cast their votes,
there were many important representa-
tives of the diplomatic corps and others
in sufficient numbers to keep the pleas
ant drawing rooms crowded during the
entire afternoon
The occasion was the celebration of
the birthday anniversary of his majesty
King Prajadhipok, who with the Queen
made a host of friends on their visit in
this country, and constantly were heard
references to their majesties.
The staff Of the legation assisted the
Minister and Mime. Subarn Sompati in
their hospitality the group including
M C Nakkhat Kitiyakara, first secre-
tary; Luang Mitradarm, third secretary,
ard Nine Mitradarm, who are soon
leaving their post here to return to
their own country; Mr.. Snga Nilkam-
haenv, attache. and Mr.. and NJ. @.
Nakkhat Kitiyakara, who recently ar
rid to succeed MIR. Mitradarm.
Nine. Subarn Sompati wore charm
ing afternoon gown Of ecru color lace.
and flowers in profusion were used both
in the drawing room and the dining
room.
Later in the evening there was q
dinner to celebrate the Kings ami
versary, the guests joining the Minister
and Nine Subarn Sompati being DIR.
and Mrs. Robert E. Bolwell, Miss Eliza
beth Worden, NJ G. Nakkhat Kttiya-
kara, Luang and Mime. Mitradarm, Mr..
Snga Nilkamhaeng, Lieut. Chuan Chuen