Evening star., 1933-08-03
Itakan Ambassador Honor
Guest at Chicago Parties.

ItaAan Ambassador H0nOf
Guest at Chicago Parties.
The Ambassador of Italy. Signor
Augusta Rosso, who has arrived In Chi
cago, for the celebration today of Nal-
ian day at the Century Of Progress EX-
position will be the honor guest at
dinner tomorrow evening of Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Meeker, who Will entertain
at the Century Club. There will be "a
guests at the dinner honoring the
diplomat.
After the dinner the party will move
ON to the court of the Hall of Science
where a concertized version of Verdfa
Aida" will be presented under the d.
rection of Signor Gennaro Papi. Sig
I1oria Anne Roselle of La Scala Theater
In Milan will sing the title role.
DR.. Giuseppe Castruccio, Italian con-
sui general in Chicago and Signora
Castruccio will entertain box party
et the concert and In another box Will
be Gov Homer and Gov. Floyd Olson
Of Minnesota, who Is President Roose-
velt's representative at Italian day at
the fair.
Senator and Mrs. Jesse H. Metcalf
are among the sponsors for the per
tormance of the opera, THE Legend OF
Hannah Robinson" which will be given
tomorrow at Narragansett. Among
other patrons for the opera which was
written by Mr. George Sphinx, are Sena-
tor and Mrs. Felix Hebert.
The special envoy of Panama before
the United States and Panama General
Claims Commission and Mrs. Jorge E.
Boyd and their daughter, Miss Lola
BOYD, who is a student at Vassar Col
lege. have returned to their apartment
in Wardman Park Hotel after visiting
A Century of Progress Exposition at
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd and their daugh-
ters, Miss Lola Boyd and her three sis
ters who are triplets, Miss Mildred
Boyd, Miss Edith Boyd and Miss Elena
Boyd, will start later in the week for
Panama. The triplet sisters have been
at Camp Glenrochie in Virginia
through the early Summer.
Maj Gen and Mrs. John NJ. jenkins
left yesterday for Canada and VIII re-
main North for six weeks.
Brig, Gen. and Mrs. Cornelius Van
Aerbilt are patrons for the annual
5outhern recital which will be held at
Newport, Thursday, August 10. The
program VIII be given by Mr.. Edmund
Grmnell and MISS Louise Alice
WAatams. Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Luke McNamee also are sponsors for
the recital.
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Robert Skelton
arrived yesterday from New York and
Tor several days will be at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
MAJ, and Mrs Harold c. yanderveer
will move to the Westchester the middle
Cf the month.
Comdr. E. Hollis Connor, U. S. N,
md MS. Connor have returned to their
home at 1881 Twenty ninth street after
lisiting the formers brother and sister
m-laW, Maj. Gen. William D. Connor,
superintendent Of the Military Acad-
emy at West Point and Mrs. Connor
Before returning Comdr. and Mrs.
Conuor were guests of Col. Clarence
T. Connor, U. s. A., retired, and Mrs
Connor at Pelham Manor, N. Y.
Mr., johnson Couch, son Of Mr..
Harvey Couch, director Of the Recon-
Structdon Finance Corporation, enter
6ained guests from Arkansas and Wash
SadtIt Claremont down the Potomac
&Sdvek returning late last night,
HE Clafemont, which IS one Of the
largest yachts on the river. belongs TO
Gen. william Il. Cooke Of Claremont
Va, who with Mrs. Cooke are spending
The Summer in Europe and loaned the
boat to Mr.. Couch during their absence.
Gen. Cooke served in the Spanish
American War and the World War. He
HIVES at the famous Claremont manor
IN SWreY Coupty. Virginia, and he and
Mr., Couch have been friends for many
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