Evening star., 1933-07-03

cruiser lnQlanapOIS. WIFI tIeHl
will be their daughter, Mrs. Curtis Dali,
and their sons, Mr.. James Roosevelt
and Mr.. John Roosevelt. Mr.. Frank
lin Roosevelt, jr., who accompanied his
father on the cruise on the Indianapolis,
arrived at the White House this morn
ing with Mr. DreXel Paul of Phladel-
phia, who will be in the party sailing
with him for Europe wednesday. Mr..
Roosevelt, ir., and Mr.. Paul viii 60 to
New York today after a shopping tour
with Mrs Roosevelt to meet the other
members of the party who will go with
them to Europe. The company ncludes
Mr.. Percy Pyne, Mr.. George Whitney
and Mr. Charles Symington, Jr., OF
New York The young men, who Will
spend some time motoring In Spain,
will sail on the Washington OF the
United States Lines.
Mrs. Roosevelt will fly to New York
to see her son and his friends sail ana
will then return to the White House
for a short stay before going THURSDAY
to New York preparatory to starting on
vacation trip with friend. Ine
destination Ct Mrs. Roosevets trip Is
unknc1n. but it is expected that she
will return to Washington the last week
In July in time to accompany the Presl-
dent to their home in Hyde Park, where
they will spend the greater part OF the
month of August The President will
return to Washington from HYDE PARK
August II and at this time Mrs. Roose-
velt will motor to White Top Mountain
In Virginia to attend the Virginia Noun
tain Music Festival
The President is expected to return
to the Executive Mansion from An
napolis tomorrow evening or Wednes-
day morning.
Mrs. Roosevelt held her conference
with newspaper women this morning at
IL O'Clock at the White House. She
received the members OF the press IN
the west sitting room Of the presidential
suite, wearing charming blue SUM-
mer frock.
While the conference was in progress
Mr.. Franklin D. Roosevelt, jr., arrived
from Annapolis and greeted his mother
with an affectionate embrace and kiss.
Mrs. Roosevelt told of her stay at her
Campobello home and Of several anus
ing incidents which occurred en- route
to New Brunswick. At Pennington,
Me, she received huge box Of flowers
from the oldest woman in the town,
Mrs Swift, who has recently celebrated
her 95th birthday anniversary. The
First Lady called on Mrs. Swift and
later was photographed with the young
est Democrat in town.
Minister Of Sweden Sailing
To Join Family in Home Country.
The Minister Of Sweden, M. Bostrom,
will sail today from New York to join
Nine Bostrom and their daughter who
have been abroad for about month.
The Minister of the Union of South
Africa and Mrs. LCuw, who left Wash
ngtcn Saturday for motor trip through
the Blue Ridge Mountains. They will
return on Wednesday.
The former United States Ambassa-
dor to the Court of st. James and Mrs.
John w. Davis will sail this evening on
the Europa, to spend the remainder of
the Summer abroad.
Mr. Henry Morganthaugh, jr., COVER
nor Of the Farm Credit Administration,
will return to Washington Thursday
from a two-weeks' vacation. Mr.. Nor
genthaugh Is established in his new
Offices in the old Southern Railway
Building on Pennsylvania avenue.
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
L. w. Robert, jr., gave a dinner party
Friday evening In the garden OF Chez
Curtis, 1925 F street northwest, for the
famous golfer. Mr.. Robert T. Jones of
Atlanta and Mr.. Jackson P. Dick, also
OF that city.
In the company Of distinguished
guests were: Miss Frances Perkins, Sec
retary of Labor; Undersecretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. Dean Acheson,
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Thomas Hewes, Assistant Secre-
tary of War Harry H. Woodring and
Miss Woodring, Assistant Secretary of
Agriculture and Mrs. r. G.. Tugwell, Sec
retary to the President and Mrs. Stephen
Early, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Douglas, Mr..
and Mrs Harry Hopkins, Gov. and Mrs.
Max Gardner, Mr and Mrs. Nelson
Slater, Gen. and Mrs. Hugh Johnson
Admiral and Mrs. Cary Grayson, Mrs.
Laura Curtis, Miss Trumbull, Miss
Frances Robinson, Maj and Mrs. Fer
ris D. Stevens Mr.. and Mrs. Langdon
Henri de Sibour, Maj. Ferry K. Heath,
Mr.. Gross, Mr. Lyndol Young, Assistant
Secretary of Labor Turner w. Battle
and Mr. Anon Carter.
The resident commissioner Of the
Philippines and Mrs. Guevara will sail
from New York tonight on the Europa
for short stay abroad.
The major general commandant Of
the Marine Corps and Mrs. Ben H. Full
Ter have left Washington for two
month vacation. They will spend most
of the time cruising in Virginia waters
Mr.. and Mrs. George Purnell Mac
Gregor of New York, who had planned
to come to Washington to visit the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Leigh G. Palmer,
changed their plans and sailed Satur-
day for a three-month cruise to South
Africa. Mrs Howard N. Tucker. sister
of Mrs MacGregor, will sail Wednes-
day on the City of Hamburger for
Europe accompanied by Miss Jeanette
Fuqua, daughter OF the newly appointed
military attache to the United States
embassy at Madrid and Mrs. Stephen
o. Fuuua, and Mrs. Waggaman Pulver.
Mrs. Breckenridge Long, wife OF the
United States Ambassador to Italy. and
their daughter, Miss Christine Long. VIII
sail Wednesday to join the Ambassador
in Italy. They were guests for several
days of Mrs. w. r. Mason Field IN
Baltimore.
Mrs. Alexander Elliott Williams. wife
of Gen. Williams. Quartermaster Corps.
U. S. A.. who has been seriously Ill at
Walter Heed Hospital for the past two
weeks. Is slowly recovering, but not yet
able to see her friends.
Mr.. Warren irving Glover who re-
Gently was the guest Of former Secre-
tary Hubert Work in Denver, Colo, and
later went to Reno, New, for VISIT
with friends, IS now visiting on the
ranch of Mr.. Thomas NARROW at Big
SANDY. Mont. where he will remain for
40 days before returning to Washington.
Mai. Gen. Robert U. Patterson has
dust returned from Gibsons Island:
where he was the guest at medical
clinic of Dr. Hugh H. Young and Or.
Joseph Bloodgood of Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore. Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederic A. Dslano have
aoft Now York for their Summer home,