Evening star., 1932-04-25

"a E RS HOOVER motored to the
- NU Presidents camp on the Rapi-
N dan River this morning, driv-
: 4 Il ing her own car, and will spend
. several days there looking over
: the gardens and the various cabins pre-
pairing for the official opening, when
z the President will take guests with him
( for the week end. Mrs. Hoover was ac-
companied to the camp by several per-
Sonal friends, who will remain with her
for several days assisting in the inspec-
ton.
Ambassador and Mime. May
Making Visit in New York.
The Ambassador of Belgium and
New York at the Hotel Ambassador.
They are expected to return to Wash
tngton Thursday.
The British Ambassador to Chile,
Sir Henry Getty Chiffon, and Lady
Chiffon, have left San Diego for Lon
don and will pass the season there.
They are expected to return to his post by
way OF this country, giving Lady Chill
ton chance to visit her father, Mr..
Thomas j. OBrien, in the West.
The Minister of Switzerland and
Nine. Peter entertained at luncheon to-
day in compliment to Mile. van Asch
vi Wvck. Slsler Of JOnkheer van ASch
van Wyck who was counselor of the
Netherlands legation a few years ago.
The Minister of Egypt, Sesostris
SidarouSs Pasha, motored to Charlottes-
vile, Va to attend the unveiling of the
statue of President James Monroe,
which will take place there today. The
Minister is the guest of Gov. Pollard
of Virginia at the unveiling and was
entertained at luncheon at Ashlawn
Accompanying the Minister to Char
1ottesville were Mr.. Wallace Murray of
the State Department and Mrs. Murray,
and the first secretary of the legation
and Nine Ali Ismail.
Phya Subarn Sompati. minister of
Siam, leaves Washington today for New
York and will be absent until the end
of the week.
Senator M. M. Logan was among the
guests at the dinner yesterday at Gray's
Hill Inn. when the Accotink Odd Fell
lows Lodge was host.
Representative and Mrs. ]. Charles
Iinthicum were the guests in whose
honor the secretary of the legation of
the Dominican Republic, Senor Ulises
F. Espaillat and Sonora de Espaillat,
entertained large company at dinner
last evening at the Army and Navy
Country Club.
Representative Ruth Bryan Owen and
Representative Edith Nourse Rogers
assisted at the charmingly arranged re-
ception Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Arm
strong gave yesterday afternoon for
their son, Mr. Robert B. Armstrong, jr.,
and his bride, the former Miss Bess
Furman. Yellow roses and blue .lupin
were used in the effective floral arrange
nent in the house.
Mrs Armstrong wore Jade green lace
gown and the bride were her wedding
gown of white lace and corsage bou-
quet of blue flowers.
There were about 400 guests, and
others assisting Mrs. Armstrong were
Mrs. Charles Fairfax, Mrs. Henry Fitz-
hugh, Mrs. Lawrence Benedict, Mrs.
Horace N. Albright, Mrs Bertha Helm,
Mrs. Gordon Dunthorne, Mrs. Otis Lee
rTurner and Miss Mabel Hogin, sister OF
-the hostess.
: Mrs. Crump, wife of Representative
Edward H. Crump of Tennessee, who
sspent the Winter in Washington at
gWardman Park Hotel, returned to Mem
-phis, accompanied by Representative
-Crump, who came back to Washington
yesterday and will be at Wardman until
Congress adjourns.
The Assistant Secretary of the Treas
Jury, Mr.. James II. Douglas, jr., has with
ghim for week in his apartment at the
: sMayflower his mother. Mrs. James H.
Douglas of Lake Forest, Ill. Mrs.
Douglas, jr.. plans to come to Washing
: ton next month.
DR.. and Mrs. Harold Edmund Dunno,
vrho have gnpnt the mast sly fnnr1thz at
Miami, Fla, following their marriage
: last october, have returned to Wash
sington and are making their home at
sthe Burlington.
: Gov. and Mrs. George F. Shafer of