Evening star., 1934-07-25

corps. the Ambassador of
Great Britain. Sir Ronals
Il Lindsay. who Is visiting In hts
English home. is expected to
sail for this country late In August
lie VIII come 10 Washington for q
brief stay and Join Lady Lindsay al
Seal HArboF. Me. where she is spend
ing the Summer
The charge d'afaires Of Great Brit
ain, Mr.. r. D. O. Osborne. will go to
Hot Springs Friday 70 remain over
Sunday. Mr.. Osborne viii sail In Sep
tember for England. where he viii
spend several months vacation.
The Minister Of Panama and Sonora
de Alfaro left this morning by motor
for Vineyard Haven. Mass, where
they will be guests Of Col and Mrs.
William Gibson until Monday. Ivan
Alfaro, young son Of the Minister and
genora de Alfaro. is spending several
weeks with Col and MIS- Gibson.
Senator and Mrs. Ashurst
To Go 10 Arizona Next Week.
Senator and Mrs Henry F. Ash
tngton for the early part OF the SUM
imer, will leave next week for Arizona,
where they will spend the remainder
of the season.
Representative Robert L. Doughton
of Laurel Springs. NJ c., is In his
apartment at the wardman Park Ho-
tel during his present stay in the
Capital.
The second secretary Of the Span
lsh Embassy, Senor Ramon Padilla,
has returned TO the Capital, after
spending some time at Noquitt, Mass.
Eenor Padilla stopped in New York
on his way South and was at the
Ambassador for several days.
Senor Cyro de Freitas- Vale Of the
Brazilian Embassy. with his young
son. who arrived in this city recently.
has taken an apartment at the Ward"
man Park Hotel. where they viii make
their home in the future
Rear Admiral Richard Leigh and
Lieut.. Theodore r. Wilkinson, U. s..
N. are among the passengers aboard
tlG w C@PS~kN0 W AAANfN -
New York tomorrow Admiral Leigh
and Lieut.. Wilkinson have been In
London attending the preliminary
meetings to the Naval Disarmament
Conference.
The United States Ambassador-at-
large. Mr.. Norman Davis, will arrive
In New York tomorrow aboard the
Washington from Europe.
Mrs. Frederic A. Keep, who closed
her washington home early IN the
Summer and went TO Colorado Springs,
has arrived at Sugar Hill IN the White
Mountains, where she mas taken
cottage at Pockets for the remainder
OF the season.
Former Representative and Mrs.
Richard Yates of Illinois are spend
ing the Summer at Pleasant Ridge,
Mich. where they were entertained
at tea Thursday by Mrs. Frederic j.
stevens. Sharing honors with Mr.,
and Mrs. Yates were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dondero and Mr.. and Mrs.
David Pence, and the company num-
bered 40.
Mrs. Campbell Prichett was hostess
MT supper last evening, entertaining In
the garden of the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Sidney Cloman, who Is In Cali
fornia for the Summer. Mrs. Prichett
had among her guests the Ambassa-
dor of Argentina and Sonora de Espil,
the Minister Of Canada, Mr.. Herridge;
the Minister Of the Netherlands, Jonk-
heer van Haersma de With; the coun-
selor of the Netherlands legation and
Baroness van Breugel Douglas, the
chief of protocol, Mr.. James Clement
Dunn; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stewart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Grimes, Mrs
Lewis T. Preston, Nine. van Kaath-
oven, Mrs. Amory Perkins, Miss Phyl-
lis Thompson, Miss Marion Trumbull,
Mr.. Richard Southgate, Mr.. Hugh
Auchincloss, Mr.. George Garrett, Mr.
Wayne Chatfield Taylor. Mr.. Adlai
Stevenson, Mr.. Frank Packard, Mr.
Philip Broadmead, secretary of the
British embassy; Mr.. Balm Denegre
and Mr.. George Marshall.
Mrs. Eugene Meyer entertained O
small party at dinner last evening in
tIlc khIucu VI Tic SdLltOA IaOOSk'
Mrs. Meyer is spending few days at
the Carlton. having come on from
her Summer home in Mount Kisco
N Y.
Mr.. Henry Parsons Erwin will leave
Washington next week to join Mrs
Erwin and their children at theil
Summer home at Mackinaw Island
Mich,
Mrs. Alfre H Ferrandou and hel
daughter. Mary Ann Ferrandou, vii
leavn Washington Friday for Reho'
beth Beach for the month of August
Mr.. Ferrsndou will join his family fol
the week ends.
Miss Cecilia Plowden Talbot sailed
Tuesday for Boston and will visit hel
sister, Mrs. John j. Hagerty, formerly
of Washington, at SwampScott. MIS-:
Henrietta Talbot is visiting some Of
her school friends in Havre de Grace
Mrs. Edward A. Hartman has gone
- Camalier s. Buckley