Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-06-08
RS. HOOVER will leave Wash

! ~ II lngton tonight, accompanied
NIN bv Miss Doris Goss, her secre-
tarv for New York, where to-
morrow she will review the
.A,arade of about 10000 members OF
HE Brooklyn Sunday School Union.
EThey are expected to return tomorrow
Knight. Mrs. Hoover and her secretary
miss Mildred Hall, with Mrs. STARK
+sAicMullin, returned last evening from
1.-The Presidents camp at Raploar' "ilele
They were over Sunday. y
: The Vice President, Mr. Curtis, &C
scompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Gam, Will
sClose their apartment in the Mayf1oWsr
sSundav and go to Chicago to attend the
Republican National Convention next
sayeek Mrs. Gam will return to her
sapartlnent in the Mayf1ower this eve
.ning from Saginaw, Mich, where she
addressed the Republican women OF
sthat city last evening.
: The Ambassador of Germany ana
Frau Won Prittwitz und Ga1fron, WIN
.their small daughter Marissa are IN
New York, where they went yesterday.
FRAU Won PrittWitz and her daugnter
will sail today aboard the New York Tor
sHamburg, to spend the Summer IN
their home in Germany. The Amoas-
tsador will return to Washington tomor-
row and will join his family later IN
-the season for vacation.
. The Ambassador of Great Britain. Sir
Ronald Lindsay, is in New YORK, Wnere
he will preside at the dedication today
.of the new wing of the Victoria Home,
at Hillside, near OSsinlng, which Will
ybe a part of the annual garden party OF
sthe Daughters of the British Empire.
THE Ambassador will return tomorrow
land join Lady Lindsay, who renamed
-at the embassy.
Secretary and Mrs. Hurley
Move to LeeSburg Home.
: The Secretary of War and Ms. Hur-
ley have given up their house, on BEL
smont road, and moved to their country
5place, Belmont, near Leesburg, Va.
(which they purchased last year and
-haye remodeled and refurniShed. The
Secretary will go to Chicago for the
Republican National Convention next
week, but Mrs. Hurley is expected TO
remain with their children at Belmont.
= The Postmaster General, Mr.. Walter
F.. Brown, had guests lunching with
him Informally in the crystal room OF
the Willard yesterday.
Phya Subarn Sompati. the Minister
of Siam, left Washington today for New
York. where he will await the arrival
.of Nine. Sompati, who is expected to
arrive next week from England, where
she has visited en- route from Siam.
1.-THE Minister will attend the graduation
Exercises at West Point tomorrow.
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r. Austin. left this morning by motor
for a few days visit in Charlottesville,
Va, and will join the Senator in their
apartment, In the Mayflower, the end
of the week.
The United States Ambassador to
France and Mrs Walter E. Edge, who
arrived in New York yesterday will be
at the Ambassador for few days be-
fore coming to Washington on their way
TO Chicago where they will attend the
Republican National Convention next
week.
The counselor of the German embassy,
Herr Rudolf Leitner will return tomor-
row from New York where he went with
Frau Leitner to see her sail today
aboard the New York to spend the
Summer in Germany.
: The Assistant Secretary of the Navy,
Commodore Ernest Lee Jahncke, has
-gone to Chicago where he will remain