Evening star., 1933-09-01

diplomatic corps, has as MS
guest Mr.. Asa w. Jennings. who
arrived today to remain over the
week end at the embassy on twenty
third street.
italian Ambassador
At Hot Springs for Visit.
The Ambassador OF Italy, Signor
Augusta Rosso, has gone to Hot
Springs to spend the week end
Representative E. A. Kelly Of Illinois
has arrived in Washington for a short
stay and Is at the Carlton.
The undersecretasy of state of the
Egyptian ministry of finance, HIS EX-
ceIlency Ahmed Abdel Wahab Pasha,
kiil arrive in New York Monday on the
lie de France and, after short stay
In New York, will come to Washington
for a visit. during which several en-
tertainments will be given in his honor
The distinguished Egyptian WI De met
in New York by the charge daHalreS OF
Egypt. Nicolas Khalil Bey, who will go
to New York today.
Abdel Wahab Pasha, who is coming
to this country on an offlclal mission,
Is a brilliant economist and tnancler.
He represented the Egyptian govern
ment at the London Economic Confer
ence and has participated in all OF the
conferences on cotton which have been
held in various parts OF the world he
is well known for his competence on
cotton questions and is coming to the
United States to make thorough study
of the National Recovery movements
undertaken in this country.
Mrs. H. F. Arthur Schoenfeld, wife
Of the United States Minister to the
li1 &c OF Ward
man Park Hotel for few weeks De-
fore sailing for Santo Domingo.
The military attache Of the Cuban
embassy and Sonora de Prleto have
gone to New York to spend the week
end.
Mrs. Stephen Early, wife Of the Secre-
fary to the President, and their children
sre remaining until the end of next
week in their cottage at Tall 11moerS
Md. where they have been since the
end of July.
Col. Co1tlandt Parker, military at
tache of the United States embassy al
London. has arrived at Newport IoT
visit with his parents, Gen. and Mrs
James Parker, at Greenvale Farm
Gen. Parker is recovering from recent
illness and Mrs. Parker still is seriously
Ill.
Col. Edward Clifford has been Joined
by Mrs Clifford and their son ano
daughter Mr.. Robert Clifford and MISS
Helen Clifford, who spent six weeks IN
the West. They divided their time be-
tween Evanston, IL. and Minnesota
and spent some time at the Century OF
Progress Exposition in Chicago. Col.
Clifford Joined his family for a fort
nights stay in the West.
Mrs Webb wife of Capt. James w
Webb. u S M. c.. ON duty at Quantlco
Va, was hostess at luncheon yesterday
at Gray's Hill Inn in Virginia. Her
guests were Mrs. A. T. Mason OF Quan-
tico, Mrs P L. Maher and Mrs. D. E.
Maher of Cleveland and Mrs. Claire
Shaw OF Philadelphia.
Mr.. w. Forbes Morgan, whose mar
riage to Mrs. Sarah Jackson Coonley
will take place Tuesday, was the honor
guest at a dinner party given last eve
ming by Mr.. James A. Moffett in the
small bail room of the Ritz Carlton
Hotel in New York The dinner was
one of the most brilliant bachelor din
ners given in New York for some time
The guests were representative OF the
political, industrial, social and art
worlds Mr. Eddie Dowling. master OF
ceremonies, read a telegram from Presi-
dent Roosevelt, who expressed his re-
grets at being unable to attend and ex-
tended his best wishes and congratula-
tions to Mr.. Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs Norwood Hosts
At Dinner for Mrs. Boomer.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward E Norwood en-
tertained at dinner at the Little Tea
House last evening for Mrs. Lucius
Boomer of New York City. who is visit.
ing them Miss Mary Rose Norwood
was in the party.
Mrs Henry Alvah Strong has given
Up her apartment in the MayfloWeT AMI
has taken an apartment st 2l0l Con-
necticut avenue for the Winter season.
Mrs. John Taylor Elmore and her
two children, Jack and Ildara. of New
York City, will arrive Sunday to spend |
the month of September with Mr.. FL
more's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
r. Elmore, at the Cedars in Alta
Vista. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Amory Maddox
and their daughter Miss Emily Stuart
Maddox, who spent a week with Mrs. |
Maddox's sister, Mrs. Philip Henry |
Ward in her cattage at Cape May, have
returned to washington.
Mrs. James Griswold Wentz has re-
turned from Europe and will be in her
home, Beaumaris. at Newport for the
late season She has as her guests
Mrs. John N Hawley Of Bridgeport and
Miss Grace Holbrook of New York.
Mrs. William Laird Dunlop, jr., has
returned to Washington after spending |
a week at the Century of Progress Ex-
position. Mrs. Dunlop will spend the
week end at her log cabin on Lake
Jackson in Virginia.
Mr.. Edison Bradley and his daughter, !
Mrs Herbert Shipman. have returned
from Europe and will occupy their |
place, Seaview Terrace, at Newport, for |
the Autumn season.
Mrs. Harry Lowman and Mr. Harry
loWman, jr., again are in their home |
on Sixteenth street after spending three
weeks in Chicago as the guests Of Mrs. |
Charles Freeman Fits.
Hockensmith- -Brueckner
Wedding This Morning.
The marriage of Miss Marie Evelyn |
Brueckner, daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
Arthur Louis Brueckner of College Park.
Md, to Mr.. George Lawrence Hocken-
smith of Beaver, Pa, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hockensmith Of Pittsburgh,