Evening star., 1933-07-14

4 4 spent last night at notel.
She Is now en- route to her
summer hcme at Campobello Island
sNew Brunswick. and it is expected that
the will stop along the way to VISIT
Scints CT interest Mrs. Roosevelt Is
txpccted to return to the White House
the latter part of the month.
M. Franklin Dslano Roosevelt, Jr.,
zen of the President and Mrs, Roose-
Welt was entertained at luncheon in
3crmally Yesterday by the United States
Ambassador TO France and Mrs: Jesse
5s!d0r Straus. Others in the company
n the luncheon were the United states
Ambassador to Turkey and Mrs. Rob-
fvt P. Skinner, Mrs Breckenridge Long,
hiss Christine Long, wife and daugh-
Ter of the new United States Anbas--
kador to Italy. and the counselor OF
ahe American embassy in France, Mr.
Theodore J. Mariner. Young Mr..
Roosevelt and his travelling companions
are remaining in Paris today for the
Tastille CAV celebrations. viewing the
annual JULY IA parade in the official
Scyicwinr stand of President Lebrun.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Cordell Hull were honor guests at
11nc,Con given at the American en-
bassy in London by the United States
Ambassador to the Court OF st. James
md Mrs. Robert Worth Bingham. Last
evening the Ambassador and Mrs.
bingham were hosts in the embassy at
dinner followed by musicale.
The Secretary of the Navy, Mr..
Claude A. Swanson, has been joined by
1Trs. Swanson at their home. on R
Street. Mrs. Swanson spent about 10
days visiting in Virginia.
Envoy From Poland Host
To United States Ambassador Elect.
The Ambassador of Poland, Mr.. STAN
3slaW Patek, entertained at luncheon
today in the embassy, in honor OF the
reWly appointed United States Ambas-
saGor to Poland. Mr. John Cudahy, who
IS spending a few days in Washington.
: The Ambassador of France and Nine
d. LabCulayc entertained the members
Il the embassy staff and their wives
a. luncheon today in the embassy, in
eelcbrat ton Of Bastile day.
: Senator and Mrs. Edward P. Costigan
are sailing from Baltimore on the S. S.
Fairfax for Boston, to spend the re-
mainder Of the season in New England.
Mr.. Norman H. Davis, United States
Ambassador at Large, who had been
Expected to sail for Europe Tuesday,
win not sail for several weeks. The
disarmament conference at Geneva, to
{ hich he is a delegate, has recessed
Until October 16.
: Rear Admiral and Mrs. Andrew T.
Long will sail today on the italian
Euer AUGUSTUS, en- route to Monte Carlo,
I here Admiral Long will resume his
Duties as chief of the photographic
Bureau.
Mrs. George Barnett has with her at
h-r country home. Wakefield Manor,
Ia. her b.other-in-laW and sister,
Ccmdr. George Murray. assistant naval
e5tacla Ct the United States in London,
and Mrs. Murray and the latter's son,
MI. Gordon Mustic, who has been in
school in England.
The charge d'affaires of Chile, Senor
Don Benjamin Cohen, left this morning
for New York, where he will remain
ever Sunday. No definite word has
been received of the departure of the
newly appointed Ambassador of Chile,
Senor Don Manuel Trucco from Chile
for this country.
The First Secretary of the japanese
embassy. Mr.. KoSaku MidzusaWa, who
has been ordered to Japan, will enter
tain informally at a reception this aft
ernoon at the MayfloWer. Mr.. Mid
zusawa will leave Washington tomor-
row, en- route to his native country.
: The charge d'afa.res of the Legation
Of Finland. Mir. Elmo Walikangas, will
have as his guest for three days next
veek Capt. Vaino Bremen, Finnish
eyer, who will arrive in the Capital
Tuesday. Mr.. Walikangas will give
reception Tuesday afternoon from 5 to
q o'clock at the Mayflower in honor of
the noted flyer.
: The second secretary of the Chilean
embassy, Senor Don Mario Rodriguez,
vill leave the Capital Sunday morning
for Chicago where he will spend sew
eral days at the Century of Progress
exposition.
! The Third Secretary of the Cuban
fnbaSsv and Sonora de Lara enter
tained at dinner last evening in COM
piment to Mrs. ingalls, Sard, who will
have shortly to spend the remainder Of
the Summer at Nonquitt, Mass. The
other guests we're Comdr and Mrs. Will
Eam D. Thomas Mrs. Campbell Pr1ch-
EFT, Miss Marion Trumbuu, Mr.. Grant
fsaacs. Mr.. Emmons Smith, Mr.. william
Reyburn and Mrs. Fred Hibbard.
: DR.. and Mrs. Charles w Hyde have
Is their house guests Capt. Herbert E.
Stevens. U. S. N, and Miss Sara Ste
yenS, who have recently arrived from
the Great Lakes Naval Training Sta
tion at Chicago. Capt. Stevens has
purchased a house at 7004 Arlington
avenue. Edgemoor. where he will be
Established after August l. He will
be Joined there by Mrs. Stevens and
Hiss Marie Stevens, who are visiting
IN Virginia.
Dr. and Mrs. HYDE also had as their
quests over the week end during this
nnonth Mr.. P. w. Fisher and Mr.. E. c.
Warden of the State College in Penn
sylvania. who are in training at Fort
Meade, Md.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jouett Shouse sailed
ct noon Wednesday on the steamship
They will motor in Eng
land Gnl France before returning to
Washington early in September
! Maj and Mrs. Harrison Cressev
Broune, 3016 Tilden street, have left
Washington for Fort Douglas. Utah.
They motored and plan upon stopping
en- route at the home of Mrs. Broune's
Parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Kennedy,
s21 Marshall avenue. st. Paul. MINI.
Mrs Broune will remain as their guest
until about August IS.
{ Mrs Edward Broune. Maj. Broune's