Evening star., 1933-07-05

Executive Mansion his daughter.
Mrs. Curtis Dali. Mrs. Roosevelt
few to New York yesterday to
say goodbye to her son. Mr..
Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr.. VINO
sailed at noon today on the United
States liner Washington Tor vacation
abroad.
Mrs. Roosevelt motored to Annapolis
Yesterday to have luncheon with the
President aboard the indianapolis. She
was accompanied by Miss Marguerite
LIE Hand, personal secretary to the
President; Mrs. Malvina Thompson
Schneider, her personal secretary, and
Miss Lorena Hickok Of New York. The
First Lady will return to washington
late this evening or early tomorrow to
spend a short time before starting on
vacation trip with friend.
DipIomats Return to Capital
After Brief Visits Over July 4.
The Ambassador of Great Britain, Sir
Ronald Lindsay, has returned to the
embassy after spending the week end
and holiday on Long Island.
The Ambassador Of Argentina, Senior
DR.. Felipe A. ESpil is again at the
embassy after spending the holiday out
of the city.
The Ambassador of Italy, Signor Au-
rlsto Rosso, entertained informally at
dinner last evening in the embassy.
The Minister of Venezuela, Senor Dr.
Don Pedro Manuel Arcaya, Is expected
to return to Washington about the mid
die Of the month from Atlantic City,
where Sonora de Arcaya and their
children are established for the Sum-
mer. The Minister will divide his time
during the season between Atlantic City
and Washington.
The Minister of China, Mr.. Sao-Ke
Alfred SEE, will return to washington
today after spending several days as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Hewitt
Myers at Watch Hill, r. I.
Senator and Mrs. Charles L. McNary
are remaining in Washington and have
made no immediate plans for the re-
mainder Of the Summer. They are at
their apartment at the Hay Adams.
Pan-American Union Scene
Of Second Summer Concert.
DR.. L. S. Rowe, director general OF
the Pan-American Union. and the
assistant director DR.. Esteban G.
Borges, will receive the guests at the
second OF the Midsummer concerts on
the esplanade at the an-American
Union, when Senor Don Leopoldo
Gutierrez, baritone, Of Chile, will be
soloist, and the United States Army
Band will play.
As many cabinet members and other
officials as are In the Capital will at
tend and there will be large number
of diplomats in the company.
The anniversary of American inde-
pendence was celebrated at embassies
and legations of the United States in
many foreign lands. The Ambassador
to Spain and Mrs. Claude G. Bowers
entertained the members Of the Amer
lean colony at Madrid at an afternoon
tea, and the Ambassador to Mexico and
Mrs. Josephus Daniels likewise gave a
reception at the embassy in Mexico for
the American colony in celebration OF
the Fourth Of July. Among the other
guests at the reception at the American
embassy in Mexico were members OF the
diplomatic corps.
Mr.. Sumner Welles, Ambassador to
Cuba from this country, was the honor
guest at a luncheon given by the Amer
lean Club Of Havana, and the United
States Ambassador to the Court OF st.
James and Mrs. Robert Worth B1ng-
ham held an afternoon reception for
the American colony in London, honor
ing the day.
The American flag was flown ex-
tensively in Dublin yesterday In cele-
bration of the day. At the United
States legation the Minister and MIS-.
Frederick A. Sterling entertained the
legation and consular officials at tea.
A party for the children Of American
officials was also given at the legation.
The attache of the British embassy,
the Earl of Chichester, Is spending a
few days In New York at the Anbas-
sador Hotel.
The counsellor Of the Italian embassy
and Marchesa Diana and their children
will sail Saturday on the Cont d1
Savoia to spend several months IN Italy.
The newly appointed United States
Ambassador to Germany and Mrs. VIII
liam E. Dodd sailed at noon tooay
aboard the United States liner Wash
inrton en- route to Berlin, where Mr.
Dodd will assume his new duties.
Also sailing on the Washington are
the new Ambassador to Turkey ana
Mrs Robert P. Skinner.
Mrs. william M Seabury is en- route
to Sweden to visit her son-in-law and
daughter, the charge d'af1aires OF the
United States legation in Stockholm ana
Mrs, Edward Savage Crocker, I'd. Mrs.
Crocker was formerly Miss Lispenard
SeAb,ry and was presented to society
in washington by her aunt, Mrs. Austin
Kautz.
Miss Florence B. Harris, daughter OF
Mrs. Russell Bennett, has gone to Beth
any Beach, to be the guest OF the Min
lister Of C1echoslovakia and Nine. We
verka. She will return to Washington
some time next week.
Condr. and Mrs. E. Raymond Nc
Clung, who have been living in Wash
irgton for the last two years, are mo-
toring to San Francisco.
Miss Janet L. Weston and Miss Carol
Piper of Washington were hostesses at
a Fourth Of July luncheon party at
Gray's Hill Inn, Va. Their guests
were Miss c. Louise Phillips of Brock |
ings, S. Oak; Miss Elizabeth B. john |
son Of Nashville, Tenn; Miss Mayme |
C. Parker of Arcturus- on on-the-Potomac, |
Va; Miss Emily E. Clark Of Portage,
Wis, and Miss M. P. Tucker Of Wash
ington.
After the luncheon they visited places
of historic interest nearby.
Mrs. Kate Stanton. 1921 Colorado
avenue northwest, has as a guest Mrs.
Russell Bosch Of Newfeld, N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. E C. Butterheld Of