Evening star., 1934-08-29

ing the week end with Mr. and
AIRS. Alfred I. du Pont on their yacht
al Newport. Mrs. Harry Baxter has
ioined her parents, Secretary and Mrs.
Dern. after a visit.
Dean Of Diplomats Sails
To-day to Return to Capital.
The Ambassador of Great Britain,
Eir Ronald Lindsay, dean OF the
diplomatic corps, sailed today from
England for this country. He has
teen abroad for several months.
The Ambassador of Spain and
eenora de Calderon were entertained
81 luncheon yesterday at Nara
lnsett by Mr.. Howard L. Hitchcock.
The Minister of Ecuador, Capt.
c olon Eloy Alfaro, attended the tea
,sterday afternoon given by the Ma
tional Woman's Party in honor OF
Sonora Hermolinda de Briones. good
viii flyer from Ecuador. Sonora de
Triones arrived yesterday morning
it'll greetings from Hispanic Amer1-
can of the Union of American
Women and the party was given in
the garden of the Alva Belmont
ouse. headquarters of the National
5Voman's Party. Mrs. Harvey w.
wiley. assisted by Mrs. Rebekah
{ reathouse, Mrs. Lucia Hanna Had
lev. Mrs. Lois Buenzli and Mrs.
7 ellen Hunt West received with the
lest of honor and assisting were
MS. Anna T. Milburn, Mrs. OffnerS
Hope, Miss Fanny Bunand Sevastos
ald Miss Anne L. Kondrup. Presid-
ir.g at the tea table we're Mrs. Wiley
and Mrs. GreathouSe and the Clara
Earton silver service was used.
Senator and Mrs. Hamilton F.
Eean have gone to New York and
ere staying at the Ambassador.
Mrs. Copeland, wife of Senator Royal
6. Copeland, will go to Rehoboth
leach today to be the guest of Miss
Via Townsend, daughter of Senator
John c. Townsend, jr., who will enter
tain at a buffet supper tonight for
1irs. Copeland.
Assistant Secretary of State, Mr..
francis Bowes Sayre, and his daugh-
ter, Miss Eleanor Sayre, will arrive
II New York today on the Scanpenn.
The President of the Board of Com
riissioners of the District of Columbia
and Mrs Melvin C. Hazen will have
guests with them at the performance
Of the popular opera, "Cavalleria
Eusticana," by the Estelle Wentworth
Opera Group tonight at the National
Sylvan Theater at the Washington
Monument Grounds. Others who will
attend are Mr.. A. E. Demaray and
Mr.. C. Marshall Pinnan of the De-
rartment of the Interior, DR.. and Mrs.
Stephen E. Kramer and Mr.. L. H.
Weir of the National Recreation Asso-
citation, who also will entertain
rarty at the opera.
The ushers for tonight's festival will
include members of the Washington
Community Players and members of
tae Players Club of Washington, as
sisted by Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts.
Among those having a reservation
cf seats for the opera are members OF
tae Citizens Conservation Camp at
Tort Hunt, who will come to Wash
iigton for the performance.
The Summer Festival Committee
las arranged that in case of inclement
weather this evening the opera will be
ing tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at
the Sylvan Theater. Chair privilege
tickets may be had today at the Will
lisrd and the Hotel Washington news
sands, the A. A. A. Ticket Bureau
and the Franklin Administration
Iluilding Also this evening at Z
clock at the Sylvan Theater.
Mr.. c. c. Dawson, assistant to the
acting chief clerk, Interior Depart
rlent, and Mrs. Dawson, with their
young son, have returned from an au
tomobile trip TO Chicago and the Gen.
tdry of Progress Exposition.
Mrs. Harlan Bride This
Afternoon of Mr.. MyleS.
Miss Edith Bradford Harlan, daugh-
ter of Mrs. John Maynard Harlan and
the late Mr.. Harlan, will be married
this afternoon at 4 o'clock at Murray
Bay, Canada. to Mr.. Beverly MyleS