Evening star., 1934-07-18


sons of the President and
Mrs Roosevelt. arrived IN
Warrington yesterday and
ere temporarily at the shoreham,
where II II understood they are oc-
cupyina the apartment OF the new
chairman Of the Securities and Ez-
change Commission. Mr.. Joseph p
Kennedy. Mr. Kennedy is now at the
estate Of Mr.. Samuel X Martin. which
he recently leased and 1T Is probable
that Mr. Elliott Roosevelt. who is ae-
oornpanied by Mrs Roosevelt and his
brother viii visit the new offoial at
his estate on the Potomac before
leaving the Capital.
Mrs Franklin Delano Roosevelt has
donated an autographed photograph
Of the White House as prize for the
Navy relief ball August Is at Newport.
Soviet Socialist Ambassador
Returns Prom Chicago.
Ambassador Troyanovsky Of the
Union Of Soviet Socialist Republics
returned 10 Washington yesterday
after a three-day visit to Chicago,
where ne was the guest OF the direc-
fGTH Oh TIE 1ffithfN VI ElbBANHN EA~
position The directors gave a lunch
con in his honor and he reviewed
parade Of troops. During his stay
the Ambassador was the guest at
dinner given by the Army and Navy
Club and at a luncheon given by the
American Legion OF Chicago. He
spoke at both functions and made q
radio address at the Fair.
Representative and Mrs. Ernest
Lundeen with their son and daughter
Ernest Ward Lundeen and Joan Jessie
Lundeen. are now at their home in
Minneapolis. They had planned to
remain in Washington some weeks
longer. but because Of the illness OF
Representative Lundeen's mother their
plans we're changed.
The special assistant 10 the At
torney General and Mrs. Carl L.
Ristine left Washington yesterday for
their home In Lexington, Mo. They
will return to their apartment at
Wardman Park Hotel the middle Of
August.
The Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs Frank j. Wideman and their
son, Mr.. Frank j. Wideman. jr.. and
Miss Jane Wideman will return to
Washington at the end of the week
from Lake George. N. Y. where they
have been at the Glenburnie Inn for
several weeks.
The second secretary of the Spanish
embassy, Senor Don Padilla y de
Satrustegui. will return to Washing
ton tomorrow from a vacation at Nom
quit. Mass. He is in New York for
few days and is at the Ambassador
Hotel.
Former Ambassador Richard Wash
burn Child was guest at a luncheon
yesterday of the Rotary Club at New
port.
Col Louis l.. Calvert U. S. A., re-
tired, has come to the Martinique
from New York for short visit.
Miss Virginia Bacon Penfeld of
New York, who has been visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. William Mark
Conrad, and Col Conrad at the
Shoreham, is leaving Thursday for
Lake Placid, N. Y, where she will
visit Miss Dorothy Aylesworth, daugh-
ter Of the president Of the National
Broadcasting Co, and Mrs. Ayles-
worth, at the Lake Placid Club.
Miss penheld, who Is the daughter
of the late Walter Scott Penfield,
noted international lawyer of Wash
ington, and granddaughter of the late
Iva II 40 For. FlSn
years solicitor of the Department of
State, is a student at the Spence
School in New York.
The Associate Economist Of the Bu-
reau Of Agricultural Economists and
Mrs. Curtis d. Mumford, with their
little daughters Patricia Ann and
Barbara. plan to leave Washington the
middle of next month for visit with
Mr.. Mumfords family in Illinois.
Mrs. Richard Bell Buchanan and
her daughters, the Misses Anne Betty
Ray and Aileen Buchanan. who have
spent the early Summer at Newport,
r, l., have returned TO Washington for
a short time before leaving for Vent
nor, N. j., where they will remain the
rest of the Summer.
MFR. and Mrs. L. Perry West an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Helen Galliher, to Mr. Russell
Ratigan, son of Mrs. John B. Ratigan
and the late Judge Ratigan of Wor-
cester. Mass, which took place at 8
O'Clock today in their home on Kalo-
rama road, the Rev. Samuel Allison
officiating.
Mr. and Mrs. Ratigan will sail for
Europe Friday and in the early Fall
will make their home in Buffalo.