Evening star., 1934-08-07
Mrs. woodrow wilson Specially
Hnnnred nj Exposition.

Mrs. woodrow wilson Specially
Honored at Exposition.
Mrs. woodrow wilson, widow of the
former President, Is In Chicago,
where last evening she attended the
Century of Progress Exposition. es-
corted by former Vice President and
Mrs. Charles O. Dawes, the chairman
OF the Reconstruction Finance Cor
poration and Mrs. Jesse II. Jones.
the Mayor OF Chicago and Mrs. Ed
ward j. Kelly and the chairman OF
the Federal Deposit Insurance Cor
poration and Mrs. Walter J. Cum.
mingS
Mrs. George H. Dern. wife OF the
Secretary of War. returned to the
city yesterday afternoon from New
York, where she arrived earlier In
the day. She was accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Betsy Dern. and
Mrs. Henry A. wallace, who have
been with her in Panama, and Secre-
tary Dern. who inspected the fortifi-
cations there.
The Secretary continued by boat
10 Los Angeles, Calf, going from
there by airplane to Portland, Greg,
to meet the President and to accom-
pany the presidential party on the
transcontinental trip home.
Representative william r. Brlnner
OF New York, who is spending few
days at the Shoreham, was host to
company OF Is men at dinner last
evening on the terrace.
Representative and Mrs. James w.
Wadsworth, who have been in their
home at GeneSeo, N. Y, since the
adjournment Of Congress, went yes-a
terday to Newport. where they are
staying at Bateman's.
The coEamandant OF the Marine
Corps, Maj. Gen. John II. Russell.
and Mrs. Russell have arrived at Bar
Harbor, where they are staying 1t tha
De Gregoira.
Those OF the diplomatic corps who
have remained in Washington during
the Summer and many who are
spending the season at nearby resorts.
attended the memorial service for
the late President Of Germany, Field
Marshal Gen. Won Hindenburg which
took place at noon today at the Con-
cordia Church.
The charge d'atfaires Of Hungary,
Mr.. Anthony de Balasy, who spent
the week end in New York at the
Waldorf Astoria, has returned to
Washington.
The attache OF the Switzerland Lee
cation, Mr.. Ernest Schlatter. has left
for the North on q motor trip of
two weeks.
Lady Elizabeth Lindsay, niece of
the Ambassador Of Great Britain, who
has been visiting Lady Lindsay at
Seal Harbor, Me-, viii sail tomorrow
aboard the President Harding to re-
turn to her home in England. Sail
ing on the same steamer will be Miss
Irene Boyle, secretary to Lady Lind
say.
New Assistants in Division
OF Protocol State Department
The two new assistants In the d.
vision of protocol Of the State De-
partment, Mr. Julius c. Holmes and
Mr.. John H. Lord. have arrived In
Washington and taken up their duties.
Mr.. Holmes came from Budapest,
where he was third secretary of the
United States Legation. Mrs. Holmes
and their son. Henry Adams Holmes,
are s-oading the Summer in Wyom-
ing and will join Mr., Holmes in the
Autumn.
Mr.. Lord, who formerly was United
States consul at London, viii be
joined by Mrs. Lord and their small
daughter Catherine next month after
spending the Summer at Plymouth,
Mass.
Giving up his duties as assistant
chief of protocol of the Department
of State. Mr.. Jefferson Patterson will
set sail for Europe around the middle
of September to assume his new post
rs consul at Breslau, Germany.
The chief of the Bureau Of Aero
nautics Of the Navy, Rear Admiral
Ernest ]. King, is In Newport today
where he went by plane.
Former Secretary Of the Treasury
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