Evening star., 1933-10-02
Postmaster General
In Albany for Today.

Postmaster General
In Albany for Today.
: The Postmaster General, Mr.. James
a. Farley, will return to Washington
Wednesday. He Is spending today in
Albany, where he will preside at the
Democratic State Committee meeting
and will 60 from there to New York.
Senator Peter Norbeck of South Da-
kota has arrived in Washington for the
hearings Of the Senate Committee on
Banking and Currency. Senator Nor
beck is ranking Republican member OF
The committee. and Is at Hotel Wash
kngton. having come from his home In
the Black Hills Of South Dakota, where
be spent the Summer.
: Representative Allen T. Treadway en-
Eertained at dinner last evening at the
Red Lion Inn. In the Berkshire Hills, in
honor of Representative and Mrs.
James S. Parker.
!; Representative and Mrs. Clarence E.
Hancock are at the Red Lion Inn, in
the Berkshire Hills Mass.
: The retiring consul general of Ger
many in New York and Frau Kiep
have returned to New York. They were
The guests in whose honor the Am
bassador Of Germany, Herr Hans
Luther, gave dinner party last eve
ming in the embassy.
;! Miss Dorothy S. Kurtz, daughter OF
Representative j. Banks KurtZ Of Penn
elyvania, has arrived In Washington for
an indefinite stay and IS at Wardman
Park Hotel.
! The commercial secretary Of the
British embassy, Mr.. Leander McCor-
mick -Goodhart, was host Saturday
afternoon to the members OF the
Shakespeare Society Of Washington,
entertaining them on the spacious lawn
Of his home Langley Park near Chill
jun, Md. The house, built after an
old Tudor mansion, was an ideal setting
Tor the several scenes from plays by
Shakespeare presented by members of
the society. The first terrace was used
as the stage with others in the company
seated on a lower terrace. Miss
Rosemary Arnold as Juliet and Miss
scene from Romeo and Juliet; Miss
=. w. Marshman as Mistress Page and
.Mrs. William e. Bryant as Mistress
Ward gave a scene from Merry Wives
bf Windsor" and Mrs. E. v. Wilcox as
Portia, Mrs. E. B. Waldron as Narissa
and Miss Leona Schoyer as the maid,
kave q scene from 1.-The Merchant Of
Venice" Tea was served under the
trees after the performance.
I Mr.. Mccormick -Goodhart will ad-
dress the Shakespeare Society in the
Spring and the society will open its
reason tonight in the henlicycle Of the
Cocoran Gallery Of Art.
: Former Representative and Mrs.
Maurice H. Thatcher of Kentucky and
washington were hosts to q small COM
pany last night in their apartment at
George Washington Inn when guests
Eere given an opportunity to see the
moving pictures made by the host and
hostess In their trips to pan-American
countries. and more recently to Rome,
Egypt and other foreign lands.
. The pictures were Of particular In
pressly to see them. Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston McGoodwin, the former Minister
for many years to Venezuela and later
. resident Of that country. were shown
their familiar haunts in the Venezuelan
Capital and other parts of the country.
Particularly interesting was the un-
yelling of the Henry Clay statue in
Caracas when Mr. Thatcher was spe-
eial representative from this country to
the ceremonies.
: The vice president of the Southern
Railroad and Mrs. Elmer Oliver also
were guests, and both interested in
Latin American countries, and very re-
Gently returned from trip to Mexico
and Cuba. Also an interested guest was
Mrs. Edgar Jadwin, widow of the late
Cen Jadwin, chief of engineers in the
Canal Zone and a resident there when
Mr. Thatcher was Minister to Panama.
Z Mr.. Thatcher is an enthusiast in
moving picture photography and most
of the films were in color. Many Of
Them carried scenes in his native State,