Evening star., 1934-07-27
SOCIETY
Chilean Ambassador Sails Today for
This Country-Charee dAfaires
Leaving for Cuban Post.

Don Manuel Trucco, and his
daughters and son VIII sail
Il today from Santiago. Chile
for New YORK and are eX-
pected 20 arrive the middle Of August.
The Ambassador has ben detained In
Chile owing to injuries received in
an airplane accident while on his
wav ta Panama where the late Sonora
de Tr1icco was seriously 81 and died.
The charge daffaires Of Chile,
Senior Don Emilio Edwards Bello, who
came 10 Washington from his post
as Minister at Panama, has been ap-
r,oir,te,i Chilean Ambassador to Cuba.
He will leave Washington Monday and
VIII sail from New York Tuesday for
his new post in Eayana, Sonora de
Edwards Bello and their older daugfE-
tor. genorita Ana Maria EDWARDS
Sanfueutes. will go 70 New York with
him and will motor from New YORK
10 Miami joining him in Cuba later
in the season. TIE older son of the
newly appointed Ambassador and Sc
nora de Edwards Bello. Senor Emilio
edwards Sanfuentes, sailed Wednes-
dav for his home IN Chile. and the
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Ximena. will remain In this country.
Young Juan Luis Edwards Sanfuentes
is at the XaveriRn Fathers camp,
near Ieonardtown, Md. and will at
tend the xaverian College in Balti-
more next Winter, while his sister,
little ximena Edwards Sanfuentes,
also will remain In this country TO
attend school.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs,
Cordell Hull had as their guest at
dinner last evening at the Carlton Mr..
Norman H. Davis, United States Am
bassador at Large. Mr.. Davis Is stop
pirg at the Carlton while in Wash
ington.
The Attorney General and Mrs.
Homer S. Cummings sailed today from
Los Angeles for Hawaii.
Senator Tydlngs of Maryland
Sailing for Panama.
Senator MiIlard E. Tydings of
MARYLAND will sail tomorrow aboard
the Panama Pacific liner Pennsyl-
vania for California, going through
the Panama Canal and visiting Ea-
iYana.
Senator David /. Walsh is at the
Carlton for a few days, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ruggierto
and their daughter, Miss Marie Rug
gierio, of Dorchester, Mass.
Representative Z. w. Marland of
Ponca City, Okla, has arrived at the
Shoreham from Oklahoma City, where
he has been occupied with the Demo-
cratic headquarters. Representative
Marland has been named Democratic
candidate for Governor OF Oklahoma,
Senator and Mrs. Daniel o. Hast
ings, who are spending the Summer
in their Delaware home, have gone
to New York and are at the Wal
Astoria for several days.
Rear Admiral Joseph Mason Reeves,
commander In chief Of the United
States Fleet, was host at a reception
yesterday afternOgn aboard his fiag-
ship, the U. q 3. New Mexico, at
Newport. The party was In honor
of Gov. Theodore Francis Green Of
Rhode Island and the host was as
sisted by his ch1ef Of stan, Rear Ad-
miral Adolphus Andrews, in eafhmand
OF the New Mexico, and Mrs. AM
drews. Tea was served below" and
there was dancing on deck.
Capt. Masashi KohayaShi, naval
attache of the Japanese embassy, was
the honor guest at a luncheon given
today at the Mayhower by the naval
attaches and assistant naval attaches
of the various embassies now in
Washington.
The company included Capt. VIII
liam D. Puleston, director of naval
intelligence, u S. N; Capt. A. r.
Dewar and Engineer Comdr. J. S.
. Orr Of the British embassy, Comdr.
William MacKinley of the Argentine
embassy, Comdr. Federico Monreal Y
Pilon of the Spanish embassy, Capt.
Louis Sable of the French embassy,
Capt. Robert Witthoeft of the Ger
man embassy, Mr.. Paul Y. Oras and
Mr.. Alexander Nj. Yakimichev of the
Uuion Of Soviet Socialist Republics,
and Comdr. Yosiyuki Itimiya of the
Jaranese embassy.
DR.. Alexander V. Dye, commercial
attache to the American embassy at
BuenoS Aires, Argentina, was the
honor guest at a luncheon given at
the Carlton Hotel yesterday by Mr.
George wythe of the Department of
! Commerce. Among those present
were DR.. John Dickinson, Acting Sec
retary of Commerce; Dr.. Claudius T.
MurchiSon, director Of the Bureau Of
Foreign and Domestic Commerce; Mr..
Lynn Talley of the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation: DR., J. Fred
Rippy of Duke University; DR.. A.
Curtis WilguS of George Washington
University; Mr.. William Blocker,
United States consul at Ciudad JuareZ,
Mexico: Mr.. Rudolph Schoenfeld of
the State Department, and Mr.. Harry
r. StutSman, Mr.. Grosvenor Jones,
L. Domeratzsky and Mr.. Frederic d.
Grao of the Department Of Com
merce.
The counselor of the legation Of
Switzerland. Mr.. Louis H Michel,
was host to a company Of friends at
dinner at the terrace Of the Shore
ham last evening. The party was
informal, and the guests numbered f8.
Miss Theodore Roosevelt and her
brother. Mr.. Archibald B. Roosevelt,
jr, granddaughter and grandson Of