Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1933-07-11

RS. ROOSEVELT had lunch
~ n con yesterday with her son,
wv Mr.. John Roosevelt, who is a
i student at the polo ranch, in
the White Mountains of New
Hampshire Young Mr.. Roosevelt has
a position at the camp. his duties being
to exercise the polo ponies and con-
First Lady stopped at the camp OF the
1slst Company of the Reforestation
Army at waterbury. VT, en- route to
New Hampshire. Under escort OF the
commanding officers, she visited the
kitchen and studied closely the menus
After her visit to the camp she made
tour of the town, and in honor OF her
presence. the merchants Of the coun-
tryside displayed the national colors.
The Ambassador of Japan and Nine
Debuchi, are now in Detroit, after
attending the Century of Progress Ex-
position. They are expected back at
the embassy in Washington Thursday.
The Ambassador of France and Nine
de Lahoulaye will entertain at luncheon
Friday in the embassy the members
of the embassy staff in celebration OF
Bastile day.
Minister Of Netherlands Sailing
With Mime. van Royen for Europe.
The Minister of the Netherlands and
Nine. van Royen will sail today from
New York on the Bremen to spend the
remainder of the Summer IN Holland.
The charge daffaires of Chile, Senior
BENJAMIN Cohen, will return to the
embassy tomorrow after a few days In
West Virginia, after attending the In
stitute of Politics at Charlottesville, Va.
Senior Cohen will be accompanied to
Washington by MIR. and Mrs. Sprulle
Braden of New York.
The attache of the Rumania lega-
ton, Mr.. Laurence Bungardeanu Will
leave for California this week to visit
the Rumanian consul general and Nine.
Dimamcesco in San Francisco.
The United States Ambassador to the
Argentina and Mrs Alexander w. We'd
dell are in New York preparatory to
sailing for the latter's post at Buenos
Aires.
Representative and Mrs. Clyde Kelly
have closed their home in Chevy Chase
for the Summer and have gone to their
country place in Western Pennsylvania,
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Ruth Kelly, Miss Mary Jane Kelly,
Hilda Kelly and Clyde Kelly.
Mrs. Kelly's son, Ensign Merrill K
Clementson, has gone to Philadelphia
to Join the cruiser Indianapolis. to
which he has been assigned for duty.
Mrs. Eliphalet F. Andrews will enter
tain informally at tea this afternoon
in her home at Seminary Hill. Va,
when her guests will be members OF
the Women's National Press Club.
Miss Dorothy Tirrell will be pre-
scented to society at tea December g,
given by her mother, Mrs. Arthur H.
Tirrell in their home, 2314 Wyoming
avenue Miss Tirrell is charming
addition to the group of interesting
young women who will make their for
NAL debuts next Winter. She attended
Ogontz School in Philadelphia and the
National Cathedral School.
Miss Virginia Venable. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Venable. has as her
guests in her home on Madison street,
Miss Marian Hirst of Riverton, N. j.,
and Miss Edith Serrill of Newton
Square, Pa, who attended Swarthmore
College. Miss Venable is also student
ut Swarthmore.
Mai. H. v. Dalrymple was host at
dinner last evening at Normandy
Farms, when his guests were Mrs. Key
Pittman, Justice J. Wardell of San
Francisco, Senator Bruce Kean of Butte.