Evening star., 1933-08-22
SOCIETY
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt Will
Have Cabinet Officer as Guest
Overnight at Hyde Park.

-HE President and Mrs Roosevelt
will have as overnight guests at
their Hyde Park home the Sec
retary of the Treasury and Mrs
william H. Woodin. They had
,,nnch,ne with them today Mr. Norman
II Davis. ambassador at large IN Eu-
rope, and Mrs. Davis.
5 Mrs. Roosevelt returned to HYDE Park
Yesterday afternoon after visit to the
coal mining districts near Morgan
town, w. Va.
albanian Minister Arrives
al Swampscott for Few Weeks.
, The Minister Of Albania, Mr.. falk
Konitza. has arrived at SwampscotC'
Mass. where he is staying At tiie Soo"A,
House for several weeks.
penresentative Allen T Treadway
entertained at a dinner party last eve
ming in his cottage. on the east snoie
of the Mahkeenac Lake, IN Massaciiu-
sets.
{ The solicitor general, Juose 1anes rso
'craMford Bires. has been joined at the
Naavf1ower bV Mrs. Biggs, who came
from their home, in Raleigh. Juoge
and Mrs, Biggs will leave washington
.Thursday for Chicago to attend the
Century of Progress Exposltlon.
The secretary to the President, Mr'
Marvin H Mcintyre; his oaugnCel' J.
Miss Marie Mcintyre, and ms SON Mi;
Kennedy Mcintyre, are at the WorIo
Fair in Chicago. They will go to Ken
Iucky to visit Mr.. Mc1ntyres mother
and from there to Ashevilie, N; ~
where Mrs Mcintyre Will JOIN une"'
They will be away until LABOR Gay.
The special assistant to the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, Mr.. Walter =.
cummings. had guests lunching WIN
him Yesterday at the Carlton.
The new chief of the Bureau OF In
sular Affairs of the War Department,
Brig. Gen. Greed F. Cox, and MIS-. COX
have arrived in Washington and taken
an apartment at 2310 Connecticut ave
nue. Gen. Cox succeeds brlg. zen.
Francis LIE Jau Parker as chief OF the
Insular Bureau.
Miss GLADYS Szechenyi daughter Of
the Hungarian Minister to London anc
Countess Szechenyi, who is at Newpor,
with her mother, will be an usher al
the fashion show. concert and dance
which will be held Saturday at the re-
sort for the benefit Of the Family wei
fare Society.
Mr.. M. F. Moussa, who has been IN
this country for about year and Is
member of the mission Of the ministry
of finance of Egypt. has arrived IN
washington. Mr. Moussa Is studying
cotton marketing IN the United States
for his country and Is not attached to
the legation in Washington.
Col. william H. Peek, United States
Army, and Mrs. Peek, have bought the
old brick house at 414 Franklin street
in Alexandria, known as Spring Gar
dens in the early history Of the town
Col. and Mrs. Peek are at the Anchor
age in Alexandria during the remodel
ing of the house, and will then make 1t
their permanent home.
Col. Brady G. Ruttencutter. U. s. A.
and Mrs. Ruttencutter, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. j. M. Baldridge in their es-
tate, Warrenton, at Glen Cove, Me. Col
and Mrs Ruttencutter, who spent year
in Paris, recently returned to theii
apartment at 76 Chestnut street in
Boston, and will be there through the
Autumn, coming to washington the
first of November and will take an
apartment here for the Winter.
Col Paul Henderson entertained IN
formally at luncheon yesterday at the
Carlton.
Maj. and Mrs. Douglas T. Greene
and their family have arrived in the
city and are living at 1926 Morrison
street northwest Maj. Greene recently
reported at the Army War College for
duty as a student after duty with seth
Infantry Qight tanks) at Fort George
G. Meade, Md.
Mai. Joseph R. Darnall. U. s. A. and
Mrs. Darnall will sail Friday on the
Republic for Panama, where Maj
.Darnall has been assigned to duty at