Evening star., 1932-11-18
SOCIETY
President Receives Cuban Ambassador,
Recently Arrived, In Blue Room
at White House Today.
- RESIDENT HOOVER received
+I,1, rnau Ambassador of Cllha

RESIDENT HOOVER received
the new Ambassador Of Cuba
snoE sass oscar ssdsT Gntfs ts in ASasad6 ths Wat
being accompanied by the chic
Of the protocol division OF the Stat
Department, Mr.. Warren Delano Rob
bins. Sonora de Cintas will be received
by Mrs Hoover later in the season.
British Embassy Opened for
Dinner Party Last Evening.
The Ambassador of Great Britain
end Lady Lindsay entertained at ain
ner last evening in the embassy. 1r
addition to the British consul genera
fr New York and Mrs. Gerald Campbell
and Mrs. Chester Bolton, who are stay
ing at the embassy, the guests were the
Minister of the Irish Free State anc
Mrs. MacWhite, the Hon. William
Franklin Sands and Mrs. Sands, the
chief of the Western European DIVISION
of the State Department and Mrs. j
Pierrepont Moffat, Lady Elizabeth Lind
say, Mr.. Herschel " johnson, chief Of
the Division of Mexican Affairs, State
Department Mr.. Henry S. Willard OF
the Near Eastern Division OF the State
Department Mr.. James Williams, Jr.
and the first secretary OF the British
embassy and Mrs. Shone.
The Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Ogden L. Mills will attend the
Yale-Harvard game in New Haven TO-
morrow.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Charles Francis Adams will spend
Thanksgiving in their home on r
street and will have with them tneil
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry S. Morgan, and their children
who will arrive early Thursday morning
from their home in New York.
The Secretary of the Interior anC
Mrs. Ray Lyman Wilbur Will spent
Thanksgiving with the latters brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic
Paist, and their family, in their home
IN Wayne, Pa.
The Secretary of Agriculture. Mr.
Arthur M Hyde, will leave washington
in a few days for short vacation. Mrs
Hyde will remain at their apartment a,
the Mayhower during the absence o.
the Secretary.
The Secretary of Labor and Mrs
William N. Doak will leave washington
Sunday for Cincinnati, where the Sec
retary will attend the meeting OF the
American Federation of Labor. They
have made tentative plans to go t6
Florida from Ohio for short vacation
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Harlan Fiskt
Stone will spend Thanksgiving WITH
their son and daughter-in-law Mr.. ano
Mrs. Lawson H Stone, in New York
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Stone ENTERTAINED
at dinner last evening for Mr.. Adolpr
Iewisohn of New York.
The Minister of El Salvador, DR.
Carlos Leiva, arrived IN washington
yesterday and during his stay ne VII
be at the wardman Park Hotel. He
came here from New York City, where
the legation Is temporarily located.
Particularly interesting was the
luncheon at the Willard YESTERDAY
which followed the visit of the officers
and delegates to the National Farm arc
Garden Association at the White HOUSE
yesterday. Important guests at the
speakers table included Mrs. Charin
Mrs. HYDE and Mrs Doak Of the cab
met, Mrs. Henry Ford, national presi'
dent Of the association; Miss F1orenct
T. Ward. Mrs. Frederic A. Deiano snc
Miss Ward.
MIS-. owen J. Roberts, Mrs. Carey r
Grayson, Mrs. Francis King and other
were In the group Of more than one
hundred at the luncheon.
Senator and Mrs. Hugo Black Of Ala
bama have leased q home at 44ST
Klingle street, Wesley Heights, and have
with them their two sons, Hugo ane
Sterling.
Representative John H Overton o.
Louisiana came to Washington yester'
day and opened his apartment, al
Wardman Park Hotel, for the congres-
sional season. He will be joined around
the first of the year by Mrs. Overtor
and their family.
Representative Thomas o. MCMILLAN
Of South Carolina and Mrs MCMILLAN