Evening star., 1934-08-28

Cordeli Hull are at their apart
ment at the Carlton Hotel for
IL a few days, having returned
from a weeks stay in the Vir-
In 1ia mountains. Secretary Hull re-
H, rned to Washington to attend to
IEe g.ral important issues in the depart
ir pnt several days before Mrs. Hull.
s. .cretary and Mrs. Hull will be in
tie city few days before leaving
&c resume their vacation, but have
male no plans as to where they will
&C. They will not return to the Vir-
eiaa Mountains, having found the
v,.nther too cold for comfort at the
caylp Of their nephew and niece, Mr..
suC Mrs. Paul Hays.
Cat chOslovak Minister
IIeturns From Cruise.
The minister of Czechoslovakia, DR..
Ferdinand Veverka, returned from a
cruise aboard the Sapho off the coast
ef Lewes, Del, as the guest of Mr..
Waiter G. Moyle. Other guests were
Mr. Otakar Kabelac, first secretary
Of the Czechoslovak Legation; DR..
Ivan Frages, secretary of the Yugo-
Isla, Legation, and Mr.. Boris Angelica
Nihh h, press attache of the Yugoslav
les alton.
enator Nathan Bachman of Ten
res see was host to small company
ht luncheon yesterday in the Carlton
geI len.
representative and Mrs. Fred A.
hni ten have returned to Washington
sftr spending six weeks at Montauk
FOi1t, Long Island. Representative
Hi ten will leave this week for Chi
cag D, Mrs. Britten remaining in their
wa shington home.
The United States Minister to Hun
ee1y, Mr.. John Flournoy Montgomery,
fft arrived in Washington from
Eli Iapest and Is at the Carlton.
lieut.. Gen. Friedrich Won Boet-
TIL .er, military attache of the Ger
MAI Embassy, entertained informally
st luncheon yesterday at the Carlton.
srembers Of the Mexican polo team
ant the team of the United States
Ayr1y, who will open spirited tour
rrlnent in West Potomac Park next
m 1th, met yesterday at the first for
mai social function, given in connec-
tbm with the meet since the arrival
OF the noted Mexican players in the
Csrital The reception was given by
TIE military attache of the Mexican
e. oassy and Sonora de Azcarate at
Il Westchester, where they make
IT, cir home.
7eceiving with the hosts were Gen.
G. loerto Limon, president Of the
n dean Polo Federation, and Sonora
d, Limon Sonora de Azcarate wore
lecoming gown of red chiffon and
Stlora de Limon was in a striking
tn eta frock in dark blue, hecked in
gay. There were several hundred
g. 2sts at the party, the company rep
rfs ntative of official diplomatic and
RI dental society, as well as large
CT .tingent of Army and Navy officers
81 c their wives. A profusion of
gl2iioli in salmon and pink, mingled
VI n greens, formed an artistic CEN
IT, piece for the table, which was laden
" TIN delicious refreshments. .sT ss
The Mexican polo team viii playa
z, actice game with the Sd Cavalry
p, 10 team from Font Myer Thursday
s:ternoon at West Potomac Park.
Yesterday afternoon another recep-
ii IL of import in diplomats circles
VS. the farewell tea given by the re.
I'll ing naval attache of the Italian
e. i1assy and Signora Casardi at the
AaYflower. Signora Casardi will sal
s turday for her home in Italy, where
G pt. Casardi will join her later.
.7.ear Admiral ALL. Mrs. Luke Nc
\ ilnne and their niece, Miss Patricia
A 1sa, have left Newport for New
Y.Ik They were entertained al
l. lcheon before their departure by
NJ. and Mrs. Walter S. Andrews.
lieut.. Col. John C. H. Lee, who has
b IN relieved of duty as district en-
g. ser of the District of Columbia
" j leave Saturday for Philadelphia
v ere he will assume his new post as
d qtrict engineer there. He will be
s. @,ceeded here by Maj. Robert w
G awford, who is now assistant to tht
G. lef Of engineers.
comdr. and Mrs. Frank A. Braistec
v tn their two boys, William r. Brais.
T. and Frank Braisted, jr., have
n wed to Wardman Park Hotel, where
Il ey have taken an apartment.
Comdr. William I. Causey, jr., ha'
b en- joined in his apartment at th'
v ardman Park Hotel by Mrs. Cause!
W - arrived from Beverly Hills, Calf
7 ley will make their home there dur
iry the approaching season.
Capt. w. v. Renner is at the Chal
& nte-FIaddon Hall in Atlantic City.
Oficers of the Army and Navy ant
& cir wives who are spending Severa
d rs at the Martinique include Maj
larles A. Ross, U. S. A., and Mrs
oss; Maj. Charles B. Rogus, U. S. A
o ii Mrs. Rogus; Lieut.. Allan Dougla