Evening star., 1933-07-13

Mrs. John Randolph. Earlier
in the dav the First Lady was the
4 guest at luncheon of the Lieutenant
Governor of the Province OF Quepac
and Mrs. H. G. Carroll. The other
guests at the luncheon were the
premier of Quebec, Mr.. l.. A. Tasch,
ereau: Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph, aho
Miss Lorena Hickok of the Associated
Press staff of New York, Mrs. Roose-
~velt's companion on her present Hio-
toring tour. o,.
and Miss Hickok visited points OF MS
toricaI interest in and about Quebec
and made a motor tour of the lslano
of Orleans. The First Lady plans 70
remain in Quebec for another day ana
will then 20 to Montreal for snort
visit before returning to the united
States. She will stop at her Summer
home at Campobello Island, before
starting for Washington. When MRS.
Roosevelt left the White House week
ago for a vacation she revealed her
plans to travel incognito at one OF hsr
press conferences, but yesterday she az
mitted to newspaper reporters WIN
whom she converSed In french tilat
this had been failure.
Mrs Roosevelt Will undoubtedly be
in Montreal when the Italian avlators
headed by Gen. Talo Balbo, minister
of the air corps of Italy. arrive there
after a delay at Iceland en- route from
Italy.
Mr.. Franklin D. Roosevelt, jr., son OF
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt, ar
rived in Paris yesterday, where he went
by coach from HaVre, where he landed
on the Washington Of the United states
lines. A crowd greeted young Mr..
Roosevelt and his three companions,
Mr.. George Whitney, Jr.;;. Mr.. CharleS
j. Symington, jr., Of New YORK; ana
Mr.. A. j. Dreyel Paul, jr, of Phlladel-
phia, who vainly tried to avoid pubic
attention They were welcomed by
representatives Of Foreign Minister
joseph Paul-Boncour of France and the
United States Ambassador, Mr.. Jesse
Isidor Straus. Then the cheering as
senlblv insisted on 5haking hands with
the Presidents son.
Mr.. Curtis B. Dali, son-in-law Of the
President, and Mrs. Roosevelt, enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Waldorf-Astoria in New York, in honor
of the Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury, Mr. Lawrence Wood Robert, jr.,
and Mr. Peter A. H. VoorhlS.
The Secretary of War, Mr.. George
H Dern, and the Secretary of the Navy,
Mr. Claude A. Swanson, will entertain
Jointly at a dinner next week in honor
OF the Italian aviators who are due to
arrive in Montreal tomorrow after a
delay at Iceland en- route from Italy
The Italian pilots, headed by Gen. ltalo
Balbo, minister of air of Italy will spend
three days at the Century of Progress
Exposition in Chicago, and after days
stay in New York, will come to Wash
- ~, fun dove Tho HQv
of their arrival in the Capital is in
definite, but the dinner given by the
cabinet officers will be given on the
second day of their visit in this city.
The first day of their Capital visit Will
include a reception at the White House
in the morning and dinner at the
Italian embassy.
The Attorney General and Mrs Homer
S. Cummings will entertain at dinner
this evening at the Congressional Coun-
try Club in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Spruille Braden of New York, who are
house guests of the charge d'affaires OF
Chile. Senor Benjamin Cohen. Mn and
Mrs. Braden will return to New York
tomorrow There will be IL guests In
the company.
Cuban Envoy and Sonora de Cintas
Spending Week End in New York.
The Ambassador of Cuba, Sencr Don
Oscar B. Cintas, and Sonora de Cintas
left Washington today for New York
and will remain over Sunday with
friends in Westchester County, New
York.
Senator and Mrs. Felix Hebert Of
West Warwick, R. l., announce the
engagement of their daughter Cath.
crime v. to Mr.. w. Bruce Loomis OF
New York City, the wedding to take
place in West Warwick, R. l., Sep
tenber 18.
Miss Hebert has been a popular ad-
ditiOn to official society ever since Sen
ator Hebert IVES elected to the Senate
She is a splendid musician, rides
superbly and is accomplished in ath-
letic sports.
The United States Ambassador to
Brazil, Mr.. Hugh S. Gibson, Is in New
York to meet Mrs. Gibson, who will
arrive today on the Manhattan.
The United States Minister to Hon
duras and Mrs. julius G. Lay, who are
in this country on leave, have taken a
penthouse apartment at 240 East Sew
enty-ninth street, New York, for q
month.
Countess Szechenyi, wife OF the Hun
garian Minister to the Court Of ST.
James, has taken table for the charity
ball that Mr.. and Mrs. William H.
Vanderbilt will give Saturday evening
In their villa at Newport.
The newly appointed United States
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