Evening star., 1934-07-24

and BenoYa De Espii are ex-
pected 70 arrive this after
II noon By motor from Hot
Springs and viii remain in
Washington until the end Of the week.
The Ambassador Of Poland. Mr.
Etanislav Patek. will return this
afternoon from Hot Springs and will
be at the embassy for the remainder
Of the week.
Senator and Mrs. Robinson
San Tomorrow for England.
Senator and Mrs. Joseph T. Robin
eor OF Arkansas. who have left the
city for the Summer. viii sail from
New York tomorrow on the President
Roosevelt for Plymouth. They will
travel abroad for six weeks. visiting
France, Austria, czeehosloyakia and
other countries
Representative Fred J. sisson OF
Whitesboro. ~ Y, is in Washington
for several days and while here is
occupying his apartment at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
Representative Andrew j. Somers.
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs Arthur
X. Wing Of Brooklyn. are at the
WlnRwood on Lake Garfield, near
Pittsfeld. Mass
Gov. Theodore r. Green Of Rhode
Island shared honors at dinner last
evening with Representative Francis
b. Condor and Representative John
NJ. O'Connell OF Rhode Island, when
they we're entertained by Rear Ad-
mirai Joseph Mason Reeves, U. s. ~,
commander of the United States
Fleet, aboard his flagship, the New
Mexico, which is of Newport. Among
others in the company OF 30 were the
mayor of Newport, Mr.. Mortimer A.
Sullivan. and former Secretary Of the
Navy, Mr.. Charles Francis Adams.
Mrs. William II. woodin, widow of
former Secretary of the Treasury, has
leased her home, Avery Cottage, on
Lily Pond lane, at Easthampton, Long
Island, to Mr.. Dulany Hunter of New
York.
Mrs. Woodins daughter, Mrs.
Woodwin Minor, who also has Sum-
mer home on Lily Pond lane. has
leased 1t to DR.. J. Eastman Sheehan
for the season.
Former Attorney General and Mrs.
A. Mitchell Palmer have gone to New
York and are spending g few days at
the Ritz-Tower.
The Countess de Granard, who has
been visiting her brother and sister,
in-law. former Secretary Of the Treas
ury and Mrs. Ogden L. Mills in their
Island, will sail tonight aboard the
Europa to return TO her home in Eu-
rope.
Mr.. Harry Mcbride. special assist
ant TO the Secretary of State, sails
tomorrow on the President Roosevelt
from New York for Cobb, Havre,
Plymouth and Hamburg.
viscountess d'Alte, widow Of the
former Minister of Portugal, has
joined her sister, Miss Frances Cole
man. In their Summer home, Eagle
stone, at Ba- Harbor. They also have
with them their brother -in-law and
sister. M. Etienne de Hedry and Nine.
de Hedry and their daughter. Mile
Mariska de Hedry. M. de Hedry Is
now attached to the Hungarian Lega-
tion In Brussels and before the war
was secretary of the Austro- Hun
garian Embassy In Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman
have returned from short fishing trip
at Point Lookout, Md, where they had
great success with their lines.
Miss Ruth Tuckerman, who re-
fnained in their Edgemoor home, was
hostess over Sunday to Miss Anne Lee,
daughter of Mrs. Charles ODonnell
Lee Of Santa Barbara, Calf. Miss Lee
went to Baltimore today and will spend
some time visiting relatives of her late
father, who lived In Baltimore before
going to California. Miss Lees mother
was before her marriage Miss Anne
McCauley, prominent and very popular
In Washington. Mrs. Lee remained In
Santa Barbara and her daughter is
spending the Summer making a series