Evening star., 1933-08-07
SOCIETY
Mrs. Roosevelt Will Witness Annual Ma
ture Play Day of Girl Scout Campers
Today in New York.

n n ly interested in camp life FOR
: IV young women, will see about
. $4,000 Girl Scout campers on
. the annual nature play day In
. Palisades Interstate Park, New York
: this afternoon The Girl Scouts from
{ New York and New Jersey are camp
: ing on two Of the lakes on Southern
: Lakes drive.
J The First Lady entertained at a
swimming party yesterday at Spring
: wood, when her guests included Mrs.
3 Paul Hays, niece Of the Secretary OF
: State and Mrs. Hull, who were guests
!. at the Summer White House overnight;
: Mrs. Daniel O'Day and Miss Nancy
Cook and several newspaper men from
: Albany. Also in the pool with Mrs
. Roosevelt was her daughter. Mrs. Curtis
/. B. Dali, and her two children, Sistie
: Dali and her brother Buzzy, the latter
. padding about with the help Of water
!. wings Mrs Hull went for drive with
!. Mrs. James Roosevelt, mother Of the
: President. while the swimming party
.waS in progress. Secretary and Mrs.
!; Hull returned yesterday to their apart
' ment in the Carlton with their niece,
who has been joined there by Mr. Hays,
!. who came from their home in Staunton,
Eva
Cuban Ambassador and
: Sonora de Cintas In New York.
The Ambassador of Cuba and Sonora
-de Cintas are expected to return tomor-
Grow from New York, where they went
.for the week end.
8 The Secretary Of the Treasury and
MRS. William H. Woodin will have
-guests with them in their box tomor-
Srow evening for the opening Of the
champion Players season at East Hamp-
ston. Long Island.
Mrs. Woodin was the guest Of honor
:at luncheon Saturday for Mrs. Joseph
Reynolds Guernsey. who entertained at
9the Maidstone Club at East Hampton.
.Others in the home were Mrs. Robert
.Schey, Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Num-
.ford, Mrs. T. Grant Caldwell, Mrs.
George L. McAlpin, Mrs. Roger Lewis,
.Mrs. T. L. Adams Mrs. William w.
Battle and Mrs. Stephen S. Cummings.
: Mrs. Woodin has leased her cottage
-on their place at East Hampton to Mrs.
sJohn Griggs of Patterson, N. j., for the
Remainder of the season.
Mrs Claude A. Swanson, wife Of the
-Secretary of the Navy. and Mrs. Henry
sLatrobe Roosevelt, wife of the Assistant
.Secretary of the Navy, were among the
@patroneSses for the annual garden party
sgtven yesterday at Kittery. Me. for the
benefit of the Navy Relief Society The
function was given at the Kittery Navy
sYard.
Mr. Justice Pierce Butler and Mrs
Butler, who have been at their place at
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, since early
Summer, are spending a few days at
Paul Smiths, in the Adirondacks.
Countess szechenyi, wife of the Hun
garian Minister to London. and her sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney, enter
teined at luncheon yesterday at New
port, after attending the annual sand
design contest at Baileys Beach. Miss
Nadine Szechenyi, daughter Of Countess
Szechenyi. won second prize in the
younger group competing in the contest,
her model being miniature golf course.
The charge d'affaires of Nicaragua
and Sonora de Bayle. with Mr. and Mrs
Eldon King, and their young daughter,
Nancy Page King, dined at Grays Hill
Inn, Va. last evening. Mrs. King Is a
descendant Of Nancy Page Of Richmond,
Tor whom the daughter is named.
Representative Hamilton Fish spent a
AS" Noyc dt w Cot I O1IlI Last WCch, WllcIc
he was entertained at dinner by Maj.
Gen and Mrs. William D. Connor.
: Representative and Mrs Sol Bloom
and Miss Vera Bloom were among those
dining on the terrace of the Little Tea
House last evening.
: The newly appointed United States
Ambassador to Poland. Mr.. John A.
Cudahy, will sail Wednesday aboard the
president Harding for Antwerp, where
he will board Polish steamer to COM
plete his trip to Warsaw. The newly
appointed Ambassador was entertained
at luncheon yesterday by a group Of the
Polish colony In New York. Mr..
Tudahy was in command Of Polish
troops in the Archangel expedition dur
Ing the World War.
: The honorary counselor Of the Portu-
tese legation, Viscount d'Alte and Vis-
countess dAlte and the latter's sister,
Miss Frances Coleman, are among the
patrons for the musicale Wednesday
morning which will be given by the
Hampton Institute Quartet which will
present a program Of Negro spirituals
and plantation songs at Rockhurst, the
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