Evening star., 1934-09-14

N r, RS. ROOSEVELT, who hal
Nn been visiting her cousins
kivv Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Parish
~ \ i at Newport, left there thi
morning In her car for Q
sdestination not known ofhcially, but
(which is believed to be Cape Cod.
sShe will not be at Newport for the
FIRST race tomorrow or for the series
sof entertainments connected with the
yachting event. Accompanied by her
secretary Mrs. Roosevelt arrived In
Newport Wednesday by motor. A
dinner given In her honor that night
by Mr.. and Mrs. Parish, was the only
engagement she would permit being
made for her during her stay.
! President Roosevelt, however, viii
ARRIVE late tonight OF Newport rs the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Astor
aboard their yacht, the Nourmahal.
He will view the first race tomorrow.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Roosevelt spent
the week end at Skyline Drive, Luray,
va, where they were taken over the
drive by Mr.. w. M. Austin. chief en-
sgineer Of the Bureau Of Public Roads.
He met them at Panorama.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cummings
Hosts at Ruthven Tonight.
The Attorney General and Mrs
Homer s. Cummings will entertain ct
dinner this evening and again Sunday
evening in their home, Ruthven, over
Hooking Rock Greek.
4 The Minister of the Union Of South
Africa and Mrs. Close are spending
some time at Saranac Inn, N. Y.
Representative Fred J. Sisson Of
swhitesboro, N. Y, is In his apartment
at the wardman Park Hotel for Q
few days.
The United States consul general
at Bucharest, Mr.. Harold D. Clum,
has arrived from Europe with Mrs.
sClum and are at Hotel Lincoln before
going to Saugerties, N. Y, for q two
month visit. Mr.. Clum, who has been
stationed in Rumania for q year and
n half, will be in this country until
November and will visit Washington
before the expiration Of his leave.
He has been in the consular service
for Is years.
The chief Of the Bureau of Naval
Aeronautics and Mrs. Ernest J. King
have with them their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. John Marshall
+Bowyer Howard. whose marriage took
place August Is in the Washington
Cathedral. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard will
go to Annapolis this week end to
visit Mr.. Howard's parents, Capt.
Douglas L. Howard, u. s. N, retired,
and Mrs. Howard.
The newly appointed United States
vice consul at Havana, Cuba, Mr.. Ray
Fox, left today by motor for Key
West en- route to his new post. Mr..
and Mrs. Fox arrived In this country
in the early Summer from his former
post at Berlin and were accompanied
by their small daughter Shirley Jean
and were guests of Mrs. Fox's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bowman, In
their home at Germantown, Md, since
June. Mrs. Fox and her daughter are
now visiting Mrs. s. B. Wetherald In
her home In Sandy Spring. They win
visit In Baltimore and New York be-
fore joining Mr.. Fox In Havana In
December.
Gen. and Mrs. j. d. Dewitt are at
the Martinique for q short stay.
Mrs. Hackett. wife of Col. H. B.
Hackett, director Of housing. has re-
turned to the city and, with Col.
Hackett, will be at home at Wardman
Park Hotel this Winter.
Mrs. Tupper, wife Of Mai. Sewer r.
,Tupper. U. 6. A., and her daughter,
Mrs. Cubbison, wife Of Lieut.. Donald
@. Cubbison, q. 8. A., are visiting Mrs.
Tupper's parents. Col. and Mrs. John