Evening star., 1934-07-26

TSHE Minister ~ Greece, N
Charalaulbos Sinopoulos. wss
the guest in whose honor
4 Mime Slnopoulos arranged a
buffet supper last evening. en-
tertainlng 80 guests. followed py a
program Of music 70 which so ad-
ditionsi guests were invited The
party was planned ia celebration Of
the Ministers birthday snniverfary
and vas given at the Cascade Club at
Hot Springs where the Minister and
Nine. Simopoulos are spending the
Summer. The supper was served al
small tables placed on the fourteenth
tee OF the Cascade golf course and
the program was given in the club
house by Miss Coe Glade, eontralto.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs.
CoTdelI Hull entertained informally at
dinner last evening at the Carlton.
Charge d'Anaires Of Switzerland
To Visit New York and Jersey.
The charge daffsircs of Switzer-
land, NJ. Louis II. Michel, Will 90 10
New York tomorrow and will be at
the Westbury Hotel until Saturday,
when he will go TO Ocean Grove, ".
j., to attend a meeting Of the United
Swiss Societies The meeting Is in
, celebration OF the Swiss national hoh
day which Is August |, the celebra-
tion being arranged a little In ad-
vance of the proper date. NJ. Michel
viii make an address before the
United Societies Saturday evening and
will remain at Ocean Grove over Sun
day.
The new charge d'affatres Of Costa
Rica and Sonora de Gonzalez Fer
nandez, with their small daughter,
arrived in Washington last evening.
Senor and Eenora de Gonzalez Fer
nandez came from Bogota Colombia
and have taken an apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel.
The marriage OF Mrs. Leila Gordon
Dickey. daughter of Mrs. George Bar
nett and the late Basil Gordon Of
Virginia, to Mr.. Newbold Noyes, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brett Noyes,
all of this city took place in New York
today, in the First Presbyterian Church.
Fifth avenue and Twelfth street, at
1880 O'Clock. the assistant rector Of
the church officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Noyes left Washington
last evening. accompanied by friends,
who witnessed the ceremony.
Their plans embrace a trip to the
Canadian woods. where they will remain
for some weeks. returning to Wash
ington in October. BY her previous
marriage Mrs. Noyes has four children,
Basil Gordon Dickey, Robert Russell
Dickey. Sd: Leila Sinclair Dickey and
Peter Montague Dickey, who are with
their grandmother, Mrs George Bar
nett, at her Virginia estate, Wakefield
Manor, Huntly.
Mr.. Noyes has three sons by a
former marriage, Newbold Noyes, jr.;
Crosby Stuart Noyes and Thomas Ew-
ing Noyes.
Gen. and Mrs. Hugh s. Cummings,
who have been spending their week
ends in the Virginia mountains, viii
remain in town over Sunday.
Mai. Gen. Hugh A. Drum, deputy
chief of staff, has left Washington
for a To-day fishing trip in Virginia.
Mr.. Jay Pierrepont Moffat, chief
OF the Western European Division of
the State Department, has left the
city TO join his family at North East
Harbor. Me. He will be gone until
the middle of August.
During his absence Mr.. John D.
Hickerson will be acting chief Of the
division.
Mr.. Theodore A. walters, First As
sistant Secretary, is acting Secretary
of the Interior during the absence Of
Secretary Ickes in the West.
Mr.. Franklin X. Lane, jr.. left today
for an extensive trip by air over this
country and will return to his apart
ment in the Mayfower after Labor
day. Mr.. Lane is a member Of the
new air board of which Mr.. Clark
HOTEL is the chairman. Yesterday
Mr.. Lane had as his guest at the tea
hour at the Mayflower. Mr.. Elliott
Roosevelt. son of the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt.
Col Walter Kruger, q. S. A., and
Mrs. Kruger have arrived in Wash