Evening star., 1934-07-03
Minister of Persia
Leaving for Long Island.

Leaving lOT Long AsldHu'
The Minister of Persia and Nine
Dialal will leave today for Long
Island to be the guest of Lieut.. Co,
and Mrs. NJ. Robert Guggenheim at
their estate at Babylon. They plan
to 60 to Montauk Point. Long Island,
the first part of August for the re-
mainder of the season.
The Minister of Sweden and Nine
Bostrom are sailing today on the
Gripsholm to spend the remainder
of the Summer abroad.
Senator Charles L. McNary has
Joined Mrs. McNary at the Hay
Adams House after cruise with Sen
ator James Couzens, on his yacht III
Canadian waters.
The United States Ambassador tO
France and Mrs. Jesse Isidor Strauss
will arrive in New York today on the
lie de France to spend the Summer
at their country home near Mount
Kisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Brewer
Montgomery entertained at a dinner
party last evening in honor OF MI,
Robert Frazer, consul general in Lon
don, who is visiting his sister, Miss
Margaret Frazer in her home Oh
Eighteenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Forbes Morgan
will close their house on Observatory
Circle and leave the latter part ci
July for a two-month's stay in Cali
fornia. Miss Hope Jackson, sister OF
Mrs. Morgan will sail July II T.
spend the Summer abroad.
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, who Is
visiting her son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Drumrlond Wolff
in England, will return to this country
July IS with Miss Dorothy Sellers
and will be at her place, Harrison
House, at Newport for the remainder
of the Summer
Mrs. William M. Ritter of Wash
ington is a guest at the Oyster Har.
bors Club, Hyannis. Mass while her
home there is being opened for the
Summer,
Col. and Mrs. Max CARRIER and
their daughter, Miss Jane CARRIER
have returned to Washington aftec
spending the Winter at Miami, Fla
Miss Lucille Boylan and Miss Mar
celia Boylan of Washington are be
ginning a trip on the Baltimore Mail
Line which will carry them to Toxic,
where they will be delegates to the
International Red Cross Congress to
be held there later this year.
A prominent and representative
company will be passengers on the
q. S. Washington Of the United States
Lines, when she sails tomorrow from
New York for Cobb, Plymouth, Havre
and Hamburg.
The newly appointed head Of the
United States Naval Academy al
Annapolis and former commander o.
the United States feet will be in the
group and will be accompanied by
Mrs. Sellers. Others on the ship viii.
be the United States commissioner o.
education and Mrs George Zook, Mr.
Justice and Mrs. Pierce Butler, the
Federal Emergency Relief administra.
tor and Mrs. Harry L. Hopkins. Mr.
Kermit Roosevelt, jr: Prof. Roswell
Magill, assistant to Secretary OF the
Treasury, Mr.. Henry Morgenthau, jr..
and Mrs. Magill; Mr.. L. H. Parker,
representative of the United States
Treasury Department and Mrs. Park
er; Mr.. Walter Black, brother Of
Representative Loring Black, who viii.
be accompanied by his wife.
Much interest centers around the
return to Washington Of Maj. W M,
Krimbill, U. S. A., and Mrs. Krimbill
who have just arrived from Fort Sam
Houston, where Mai Krimbill for two
years has been Judge advocate. Maj
Krimbill has been assigned to the
Judge Advocate Generals Department
in Washington and with Mrs. Krim-
bill and their son. Mr.. J. Bearss Krim-
bill is now established at 1922
Veazey street, Cleveland Park. Mai
and Mrs. Krimbill have many friends
in Washington. where Mai. Krimbill
was stationed before going to Texas
Mai and Mrs. Krimbill today an
nounced TO their Washington friends
the marriage Of their daughter, Kath"
crime Mary, to Lieut.. Lassiter Alber;
Mason, u S. A., Monday June 1s,
at Fort Sam Houston, Tex The
ceremony was attended by the i'm
mediate families of the couple, and
the bride, who attended school In
Washington, had as her matron OF
honor Mrs. D. r. Paterson. Lieut.
Howard Webster of Randolph Field
was the best man. Both the bride
and bridegroom come OF distinguished
families, the family of the bride long
prominent In Indiana, and Lieut.. Ma.
son Is Of the Mason clan of Virginia