Evening star., 1934-10-11

n K RS. ROOSEVELT is celebrat
M ing the anniversary of hel
Vh birth today with only mem
4 L bers of her family din
ing with her and watching
her blow out the candles on the
birthday cake. Mrs. Dali. daugh-
ter Of the President and Mrs. Roosevelt
is expected to join them today, her
children, Anna Eleanor Dali and Cur
tiS Roosevelt Dali, being with their
grandparents at the White House for
the Winter Mr.. and Mrs. James Roose-
welt, Oldest son and daughter in-law OF
the Chief Executive and First Lady
are in New York, but no plan has been
told of their coming to celebrate the
anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott
Roosevelt, who are in their home near
Leesburg, Va, may motor into town to
tinguished parents.
italian Ambassador to
New York for Columbus Day.
The Ambassador of Italy, Signol
Augusta Rosso, went to New York
today to attend the celebration to-
morrow of Columbus day, the ami
verSary of the birth of Christopher
Columbus, diScoverer of this country
which is a State holiday in New York
The Ambassador had guests lunching
informally with him yesterday. the
company including the Duca Della
Vittoria, Marcello DiaZ, president OF
the Aero Club of Italy, who was q
delegate to the Congress of the Fedora
tion AeronautiQue Internationale.
The Ambassador Of Japan and Nine
Saito will arrive in San Francisco
October "a from Japan. They will 60
to Los Angeles and then come on to
the Capital, arriving here in the early
part Of November.
The Minister of Hungary and Nine
Pelenyi came to Washington this
morning from New York, where they
have been since they arrived in this
country last week aboard the Count
di Savioe from Europe.
Senator William Gibbs McAdoo and
his son, Mr.. Robert H. McAdoo, are
at the Shoreham for a few days, hav-
ing arrived in Washington in SEN
ator McAdoo's plane after a trip
through the South. Senator McAdoo
entertained at lunch yesterday at the
Carlton.
The retiring military attache Of the
British Embassy, Col. Maurice Fitz-
maurice Day, has gone to New York
and will sail tomorrow afternoon
aboard the Scynthia for England,
where he will join Mrs. Day, who has
spent the Summer there. They will
return to their home in Chevy Chase
within a month and remain in Wash
ington to spend Christmas with Mrs.
Days mother, Mrs. James Dudley
Morgan.
Lieut.. Col. W. W. T. Torr, who has
succeeded Col. Day as military at
tache, has taken an apartment at
1874 Massachusetts avenue and, with
Mrs. Torr, is established there for the
Winter. Col. Torr is cousin OF Mr..
C J. w. Torr, who was first secretary
of the embassy for several years until
his transfer in February. Mr.. and
Mrs. Torr were among the most popu-
lar of the younger married circles
in the diplomatic corps and have been
greatly missed since leaving this post
In the late Winter.
The financial counselor of the Brit
ish Embassy, MI Thomas K. Bewley,
arrived this morning in New York
aboard the Lafayette and is expected
to come to Washington this after
noon after spending vacation in his
home in England. Mrs. Bewley, who
was with him, will sail next week to
Join him here.
The military attache Of the Mexi-
can Embassy and Sonora de Azcarate
have as their guest Sonora de
Azcarate's sister, Sonora Ana de-
Pulgar-Burke, who will be the guest
artist on Spanish National day, to-
morrow afternoon, of the Institute dt
las Espanas, at the Spanish Embassy
where she will render group oi
piano compositions by Albeniz, Grana-
dos, Turina and Falla. Sonora Pull
sar-Burke is the daughter OF the
noted Chilean artist, Don Fernando
del Pulgar, whose paintings have beer
famous for many years throughout
South America. With her two sisters
she formed the Trio del Pulgar, which
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