Evening star., 1933-06-01
THE President was accompanied
to Annapolis this morning by
Mrs. Roosevelt, The President
Il delivered the principal address

delivered the principal address
and presented the diplomas to
the graduating class Of the Naval
Academy. :,
Mrs- Roosevelt wore q becoming all
white costume, the gown designed Win
the cap sleeves.
Before her departure with the Presl-
dent the First Lady held her morning
conference with the newspaper women.
Also at the conference was Miss Frances
Perkins, Secretary Of Iabor, who told
the women writers of the two expert
mental camps for young unmarried
women now out of work which are
being established in New York State.
Little Sistie Dali, granddaughter OF the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt, remained
with her grandmother during the cen
ference and when Mrs. Roosevelt asked
for her engagement book 1t was the
golden-haired little girl who brought 1t
to her grandmother.
SiStie and her brother BuZzie, with
q party Of their little friends, are at
>tending the performance OF the circus
this afternoon.
: Mrs. Roosevelt will receive this after
noon at 6 o'clock the participants in
the annual spelling bee and at the tea
hour will have few guests with her.
Saturday Mrs. Roosevelt will hold her
press conference at 11:30 am.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Charles
Evans Hughes will leave Washington to-
day for New York, where they will spend
a few days before going on motor
trip in the North.
Acting Secretary Of State
Host to Visitor From Chile.
The Acting Secretary Of State, Mr..
William Phillips. entertained at luncheon
today at the Sulgrave Club in honor OF
Senor Pedro Torres, president OF the
Bank Of Chile and Chilean delegate to
the economic conversations. The other
guests were Senator Hugo L. Black,
Senator Frederick Van NuyS, Represent
ative Sol Bloom, Representative Bryant
r. CaStellow, Senor Den Benjamin
Cohen, the charge d'affaires ad interim
.of Chile; Senor Don Mario Rodriguez,
second secretary, and Senor Don Carlos
de Ia Barra, commercial secretary OF
the Chilean embassy; Mr. Robert Woods
Bliss, United States Ambassador to
Argentina Mr.. Rexford G. Tugwel,
Assistant Secretary Of Agriculture; Mr..
John Dickinson, Assistant Secretary Of
Commerce; Mr.. Francis White. Assist
ant Secretary of State; Mr.. Jefferson
,Caffery, United States Minister to Co.
,lombia; DR.. Leo S. Rowe, director gen.
eral of the Pan-American Union; Mr..
Richard Southgate, acting chief Of the
Division of Protocol and Conferences;
Mr. Jefferson Patterson, assistant chief
OF the Division Of Protocol and Confer
ences, and Mr.. Stuart Grummon Of the
Division Of Latin American Affairs, De-
,partment of State.
Sonora de Torres entertained at
luncheon today in the Chilean embassy,
when her guests were Mrs. William S.
sCuIbertson, Sonora de Recinos. Sonora
de Alfara, Sonora de Finct, Nine. de
Bordenave, Sonora de 1rujo and Sonora
de Urguiza.
: This evening Mrs. Culbertson will en-
tertain at dinner In honor of Senor and
Sonora de Torres and tomorrow the
charge daffaires Of Chile, SenoF Cohen,
will give luncheon for Senor Torres.
The Ambassador Of Japan and Nine.
:Debuchi viii return to Washington TO-
day from New York, where they went
TO attend a meeting OF the Japan
Society.
The Ambassador Of Mexico. Senor
Gonzalez Roa, went to New York today
and viii sail Saturday aboard the Rex
for England. where he will head the
Mexican delegation to the International
Economic Conference In London. The
Minister of Finance of Mexico, Senor
PAM, who was in Washington for con-
ferences with the President recently,
will join the Ambassador In New York
and sail with him aboard the Rex.
Also in the Ambassadors party will be
his private secretary, Senor DR.. Don
Francisco Nunez Chavez.
The Minister counselor Of the en-
baSsy, SenoF Dr. Don Luis Padilla
Nervo will be charge d'affaires until
the Ambassadors return.
Mrs Claude A. Swanson, Mrs Henry
A. Wallace and her daughter Jean will
attend the National Woman's Country
Club-Girl Scout gala day festivities
Saturday. The Navy Band will give a
concert during the afternoon.