Evening star., 1932-08-24

for the Summer, VIII pe noSJ 10
l. a large company at dinner to-
morrow evening entertaining at
The Clambake Club.
The secretary of the embassy Comte
Francois de Buisseret, who was IN
Washington the end of last week. has
ioined the Ambassador in Newport
after a few days in New York.
, The Chilean Minister to Cuba, Senor
Emilio Edwards, has come to Washing
ton to serve as charge d'affaires during
: the absence of the Ambassador, Senor
3Dcn Miguel Cruchaga Tocornol, VINO Is
.in Mexico City acting as arbitrator 1or
sthc Mexican-Italy Claims Commission
I sonora de Edwards, who is abroad, Is
mot expected to come to this country
suntil the Autumn.
: The first secretary of the embassy.
.Senor Don Oscar Blanco Vie!, VINO mas
been charge daffaires since the ce.
! yrartI,re of the Ambassador the first OF
: August. will leave shortly for his home
in Chile, though no date for SAILING mas
@bcen set.
-Nime. Peter, Wife of Swiss Envoy
Entertained at Narragansett.
Nine. Peter. wife of the Minister OF
.6Uitzerland, was the honor guest at
: luncheon yesterday OF Mrs. H. rFeu-
Z erick Tavlor who entertained at the
.Dunes Club In NarraganSett in COM
nli;nent to Miss Ida B. Carleton OF
/. Saratoga who is visiting Mrs. Richard
sP H. Durkee.
: Countess Szechenyi. wife Of the Min
lister of Hungary, accompanied her SIS
ter. Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney 10 the
opening of "Whistling IN the DARK
last evening in the Casino at Ne"port'
where Countess SzechenY and MIS-
: whitney are with their mother, Mrs.
.Nanderbilt-
F.. Senator and Mrs. Charles w. Water
: man have had as their guest IN tnelr
Earartment at Wardman Park Hotel LOT
{ short time, Mr.. Edgar N. Clark OF
) Denver, Colo.
Mrs Tilson, wife OF RepresentatNe
John O Tilson and their daughter, Miss
: Katharine Tilson, will sail TUESDAY,
September 6, for Europe where Miss I'll.
.son will continue her studies in schooi
: in Lausanne.
Z Mrs William S. Culbertson, wife OF
I the United States Ambassador 10 Cnlie
{ and her two daughters, Miss Junla CuI,
: bortson and Miss Jane Culbertson, VIII
: avenue through September. The Misses
: SCulbertson will return to their stuoles
Cat Brvn Mawr College in the autumn
. ard Mrs. Culbertson will take an apart
sn,ent here for a portion OF the season.
Mrs. Culbsrtson and Miss Junia Cul-
Z hertson met Miss Jane Culbertson yes
: ferdav on her arrival from Santlsgo,
Z Chile where she has been with ner
. fother since the return to this country
scf her mother and sister.
Mr.. John Roosevelt and Mr.; Frank
Elm D. Roosevelt, jr, sons OF tne Got-
Z e-nor of New York and formerly ASSIST
I amt Secretary of the Navy, have gone
10 Saratoga Springs from Albany. They
{ are hosts to a company in the Gov
j e~nor's box at the races TINS alternooll'
: Mrs. Henry White widow Of former
. Tinted States Ambassador to France,
: has gone to LenoX, Mass. where sne
: viii be in her home Elm Court, 1or the
: +ranainder OF the season. Mrs. Wnlte
has been at the Meadow Club at
: southampton, Long Island, Tor several
zweeks.
= Miss Helen Hope, who has been with
. her parents. former Assistant Secretary
. of the Treasury and Mrs. Walter Ewing
:, Eore. at Watch Hill since early sum-
r1er. now is visiting Miss Kate clark
: in the Summer home of her parents,
NJ. and Mrs. Harold Benjamin CLARK,
: ct Murray Bay. Canada. Miss Hopes
Z sister, Miss Marion Hope, who has Deen
. abroad for several months, Is expected
I TO sail shortly and will join Mr. ana
: Mrs. Hope at Watch Hill
I Mrs Henry Hossfeld, wife Of Col.
) Hcssfeld, u. S. A.. and small son, Theo-
: 6ore, are guests at the Shoreham. Col.
!. Hcssfeld, who has been stationed in
sthe Philippines. will join them IN
!. washington and after months leave
gNill go to their new station, at Cover
!: :pors Island.
z Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parsons Erwin
gerc hosts to a house party in their
Z Summer home, en- Mackinac Island,
.N3lch. Their guests include Miss Made
! leine Austin, formerly of Washington
gsnd now living in New York; Miss Betty
sAnn Erwin of Evanston, Ill; Miss Mona
5Dugas CT Baton Rouge, who has visited
I MIR. and Mrs. Erwin in their Washing
2ton home; Miss Reay Mackay of Ben
SIIieo. Australia, and Mr.. Eric Dawson
: IF Evanston will join the party the end
1.bf the week.
: Capt. and Mrs. Ralph Payne Craft
sbnd their daughter, Miss Beatrice Graft,
: have taken possession Of the apartment
Z in the Kennedy-Warren which they
have leased for the Winter season.
Z Mrs. Douglas Prehn Of New York,
-Nife of DR. Prehn. U. S. M. c., is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
2 Davis Slentz, 1915 Sixteenth street
3Before her recent marriage Mrs. Prehn
= was Miss Eleanor SlentZ.
(. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond A. Marx, the
former the controller of the Riggs Ma
tional Bank, have returned from Sara
nae Inn, Saranac Lake, N. Y, where
.ihey went after their marriage, August
5A, and are at home at 1901 Fourteenth
street northwest.
Former Gov. Nellie Tayloe Ross of
.Wyoming who has been in Washing
saon much of the time since her re-
tirement from the governorship, will
go to Newport the first of September.
She will speak for the Women's Demo-
cratic Club September 7, and will share
. shoaors with Mrs. Courtlandt Nicoll OF
New York.
Mrs. Nicholas Brown, sister OF Mrs.
;Peter Goelet Gerry, gave her home, Har-
: bour Court, at Newport, for meeting
i Yesterday afternoon to arrange the
.meeting September 7. Mrs. Hamilton
. Fish Webster is president of the Wom-
Gems Democratic Club of Newport.
r,ha oblaF of tho r,rotncol division of