Evening star., 1933-05-30
Secretary and Mrs. Hull
Go to New York Tomorrow.

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The Secretary of State and Mrs
ECordell Hull, accompanied by tnelr
Sniece. Mrs. Paul Hays of Staunton, Va,
kwill go to New York early tomorrow
km-rning preparatory to sailing later IN
kthe day for London where Mr.. Hull Will
Erepresent the United States at the
sWorld Economic Conference.
5 The minister of finance of China,
cdr. T. v. Soong, who spent several days
Sin Washington will sail tonight ON the
sEuropa to attend the World Economic
ECcnference in London.
The newly appointed Minister OF
kPersia to Poland, Mr.. Yadollah Azodl,
fleft Washington yesterday afternoon Tor
SNew York preparatory to sailing the
Send of the week for France to JOIN
sMme Azodi who is visiting her sister
lin Paris. The Minister and Nine. Azom
swill 90 later to Berlin to join their
stwo young daughters who are IN school
fthere and the family will then go to
sWarsaw where Mr. Azodi will take up
Shis new duties. Mr. Azooi and his
scharming wife will be greatly missed in
sWarhington where they made Wloe
scircle of friends during their two wears
Sstav. MI. Azodi has been charge
kd'affaires at the legation here and the
Snew post is a promotion.
I REPRESENTATIVE and Mrs. Fred Bier
man have as their guests at the West
Ehester. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Hammond
Nf Decorah. Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. Law
rence Smith of Dyersville, Iowa, and
MIR. and Mrs. Harvard Smith OF 1nde-
Pendence, Iowa.
The Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr entertained at
dlnner last evening in honor OF the
SUnited States Minister to Latvia and
Mrs Robert Skinner.
The solicitor of the Department OF
Horticulture and Mrs. Seth Thomas Will
move Thursday to the apartment OF
M. and Mrs. Frank w. Mahin in the
Woodley, at 1851 Columbia road, where
4hey will be until September.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Mahin will visit their
daughter in England and friends In
Holland, In which countries Mr.. Mahln
awas an American foreign service officer
@for many years. and return to this
tountry early in the Autumn.
Z The military attache to the German
embassy, Mai. Gen. Friedrich Won
Boetticher, will be joined the end Of the
week at the Mayfiower by Frau Won
Roetticher, formerly Baroness Olga Won
Mirsing, and their 13-year old daughter.
Fraulein Hildegard Won Boetticher, who
sare expected to arrive in New York Fri
day aboard the S. S. Deutschland: Their
son and other daughter are in school in
Germany and will not come to Wash
dngton until the end of the year. Herr
Friedrich Heinrich Won Boetticher is
Studying law at the University OF
skoenigsberg, and his sister, Fraulein
Adelheid Won Boetticher, is taking
1ourse in medicine at the University OF
WuerZburg.
Z Gen. Won Boetticher was in command
bf the German Artillery School at
Jueterbog for four years prior to his as
Signment to duty in Washington last
snonth and from 1925 to 1929 repre-
Sented his country on disarmament
questions at Geneva. He made an ex-
1ensive trip in 1922 through the United
States, visiting many of the larger cities
and other points Of interest.
I Rear Admiral and Mrs. Julian L.
I4atimer have arrived from Clearwater,
Ella, with Miss Laura Latimer and Mrs.
&c. A. Richardson and are at Wardman
Park Hotel for an indefinite time.
] Col r. R. Wallace U. S. M. c., and
Mrs wallace, OF newport, X. l., are
sat the Dodge for a short stay.
I Lieut. Comdr NJ w. Hutchinson,
H. S. N; Mrs. Hutchinson, and their
ahree sons left Annapolis May 16 for
coronado, Calf, where Lieut.. Comdr.
Hutchinson will take command of the
~. S. S. Dorsey. Before motoring to
Ealifornia they spent several days in
washington with Mrs. w. J. Baxter and