Evening star., 1932-09-08

in the company were the Ambassador
of Turkey, Mr.. Ahmet Muhtar; the
Minister of Greece, Mr.. CharalamboS
Simopoulos; the Minister of Lthuania,
Mfr. Bronius Kasimir Baltutis; the Min
lister of the Irish Free State, Mr.. Mich
ael MacWhite: the charge d'affaires OF
Persia, Mr.. Yadollah Azodi; Rear Ad-
miral Mark Bristol; the chief Of the
Near Eastern affairs division. Mr.. Wal
lace S. Murray, and the assistant chief,
Paul H. Alling; the counselor Of the
italian embassy, Conte Marchetti; the
military attache of the Italian embassy,
Col. Pennaroli; DR.. Constantine Mac
Guire, Mr.. John Chester, Mr.. JAG
Downs, Conte Fumosoni-Biondi, Mr..
Harold Horan, Mr.. Paul Mallon, Mr..
Drew Pearson, Mr.. Charles P. William
son and Prof. Ernst Durig.
Belgian Ambassador Returns
From Some Weeks at Newport.
The Ambassador of Belgium. M. Paul
May, returned to Washington last eve
ming after spending several weeks at
Newport The Ambassador stopped in
New York accompanied by the first sec
retary of the embassy, Comte de Buisse-
ret, who sailed yesterday for several
months vacation in his Belgian home.
The Ambassador remained at the Am
bassador for the day and after bidding
bon voyage to Comte de Buisseret re-
turned to washington.
The Ambassador of Argentina, Senor
DR.. Felipe A. Espil, has returned to the
embassy after spending some time at
Newport, where he was the guest of
Mrs. Benjamin Royal Holcombe.
The Minister of Hungary and Coun-
tess Szechenyi have given their names
as patrons for a benefit concert which
Miksa Merson, pianist, of Washington,
will give Thursday, September IS. in the
Rogers High School at Newport for the
benefit of the milk fund of the Over
seers of the Poor and the Family We'll
fare Society. Others from Washington
who are patrons for the concert are
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, the Misses
wetn1ore, Rear Admiral and Mrs. Will
liam S. Sims, and Mrs. Skirvin Adams.
The Minister of Colombia and Sonora
de Lozano. with their daughter, Senor-
ita Lozano, have returned to their
apartment in Wardman Park Hotel after
spending the holiday at Atlantic City.
The Minister Of Siam and Nine.
Subarn Sompati entertained at luncheon
Yesterday at the Cascades Club at Hot
Springs, where they are spending some
time.
The first secretary Of the Belgian
embassy. Viscount de LantSheere, mas
sailed for this country aboard the
Bremen and is expected to arrive In
New York Monday. He will come at
once to Washington and resume his
duties at the embassy after several
months vacation in Belgium.
Mrs. Montgomery Blair has gone to
New York from her Summer place at
East Hampton, Long Island, and Is
spending a few days at the Weylin.
The Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. Roy st. Lewis have returned to
their apartment at Wardman Park
after spending vacation in Canada.
Eustis- -Chanler Engagement
Interests Washington Society.
Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis has
announced the engagement OF her
daughter Edith Celestine to Lieut.. HUI
bert Winthrop Chanler. u. S. NJ. son
of Mrs. Winthrop Chanler of New York
and Geneseo and the late Mr.. Chanler.
Both Miss Eustic and Lieut.. Chanler
of the diplomatic service and the early
history of this country. Miss Eustis
is a daughter of the late Mr.. William
Corcoran Eustic Of Washington and a
granddaughter of the late Mr.. w. w.
Cdrcoran, who gave the Corcoran Gal
lery Of Art and the Louise Home TO
Washington, the latter in memory OF
his wife, the late Mrs. Corcoran.
Miss Eustis, through her mother, who
formerly was Miss Edith Morton, Is
granddaughter of the late Mr.. Lew r.
Morton. United States Minister 10
France, through the administration OF
President Garfield and President
Arthur, and later Vice President OF
this country. Miss Eustls' sisters are
Mrs. David Edward Finley, wife OF the
honorary counselor of the United States
embassy in London, who formerly was
Miss Margaret Eustis, Miss Helen Eus-
tiy and Miss Anne Eustis. Her only
brother. Mr.. Morton G. EusttS, makes
his home IN New York.
Miss Eustis, who made her debut In
Washington three years ago, shortly
efser graduating from the Foxcroft
school in Virginia, Is with her mother
at Sante Fe, N. Mex, where they Will
REMAIN through the Autumn and early
Winter.
Lieut. Chanler is o nephew Of Mrs.
Aldrich, wife Of Representative Richard
S. sAldrich Of New York; Mrs. John Jay
Chapman, Mr. Lewis Stuyvestant
Chanler and Mr.. William Astor Chan
1ek His sisters are Mrs. Lawrence
White and Mrs. Porter Chanler Of New
York; Mrs. Dudley Pickman, Jr., OF
Boston. and Mrs. Pierre Allegaert OF
New York. His only brother Is Mr..
Theodore Chanler. Lieut.. Chanler's
mether, who formerly was Miss Mar
gaYet Terry, is a daughter of the IA
meus painter, Luther Terry, who lived
many years in Rome, and half-sister
Off. Marion Crawford. the noted au-
ther. Lieut.. Chanler is a descendant
ofsPeter Stuyvestant, last Dutch Gov
ernor of New York; Mr.. John Win
throp, first English Governor OF Mas
sachusetts; Gen. John Armstrong OF
the Revolutionary Army and OF the
first John Jacob Astor.
Lieut.. Chanler is attached to the o..
s.. S. Arkansas, now at Long Beach,
Calf. No date has been set for the
wedding.
The marriage of Mrs. Jane Christeh
Harris of La Jolla. Calf, to Comdr.
Robert w. Cary, U. S. N, took place
Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock IN The
Bethlehem Chapel Of the Washington
Cathedral, the Rev. Raymond L. Wolven
pf9ciating.
Comdr. Cary and his bride will be at