Evening star., 1935-06-13

THE President and Mrs. Roose-
welt returned last night from
West Point, where they at
l. tended the graduating exer-
cises of the United States
Military Academy.
Mrs. Roosevelt held her last weekly
press conference for the season this
morning receiving the members oi
that group in the sitting room at the
head of the stairs in the White House.
Attending the conference as guests OF
Mrs. Roosevelt were DR.. Louise STAN
ley, chief of the Bureau of Home
Ecooomics of the Agricultural Depart
ment; Miss Gertrude Warren, also OF
the Agricultural Department, and two
delegates to the All Club Camp, Miss
Margaret Morton of Cordova. Tenn,
and Miss Mildred Flentke of Evans
vile, Ind. Mrs. Roosevelt asked the
young delegates, each of them Just
20 years old, as to their work
In the All clubs and their accom-
plishments which they clearly and
graciously told. Their uniforms made
by themselves cost S6 for two dresses
and one felt hat.
This afternoon Mrs. Roosevelt VIII
entertain on the south lawn OF the
White House for the ladies' OF the
Imperial Divan and the wives OF the
delegates to the convention OF Mystic
Shrine. The company will number
several hundred and Mrs. Roosevelt
will receive under one of the giant
old trees. The hostess will wear a fig
ured chiffon gown in blue and the
customary marquees will be placed on
the side lawns for refreshments.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt wall
both be at the White House August
20 fcr the Boy Scout Jamboree, Mrs.
Roosevelt going from here to Cha
tsuuua, where she will speak August
%. Again. September %, Mrs. Roose-
velt will return to washington for the
annual conference on human needs.
Between these dates Mrs. Roosevelt S
plans are indefinite. She is expecting
to be at HYDE Park, occasionally here
and she hopes to visit her Summer
home st Campobello before the Au-
tumn.
The Ambassador of Germany. Herr
Hans Luther, entertained at dinner
last evening in compliment to the
newly appointed United States consul
general at Sydney, Australia, and Mrs.
Jay Pierrepont Moffat.
The Secretary Of Labor, Miss
Frances Perkins, will entertain at
dinner this evening in honor of Mr..
Arthur Stimson Draper of New York,
editor of the Literary Digest.
The Ambassador of the Union OF
Soviet Socialist Republics and Nine.
Troyanovsky have moved to the estate
of the late Col. Pitcher on South
River near Annapolis for the Summer
The Ambassador will make frequent
trips to Washington as business re-
Quires.
The United States Ambassador to
Spain and Mrs. Claude Gernade
Bowers and their daughter, Miss Pa
trfcia Bowers, are guests of Mrs. John
M. Connor in the Washington home
of the second secretary Of the EN-
bassy in Madrid and Mrs. Walter H
Schoellkopf at 2700 Macomb street.
The Ambassador and Mrs. Bowers and
their daughter, who recently arrived
in this country for q vacation, will
remain in Washington until Monday
and during their brief visit are being
extensively entertained.
Senator Vic Donahey has been
Joined by his daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Robert F. Donahey Of Cleveland, who
will remain until the end of the
month. Mrs. Vic Donahey went yes
terday to her home in Cleveland, max
ing the trip by motor with her daugh-
ter. Miss Marion Donahey. Mrs.
Donahey will return TO washington
the end of June, her son. Mr.. Robert
F. Donahey, making the trip East with
her by motor. Senator and Mrs. DON
ahey, who have an apartment in the
Broadmoor, will move to another
apartment in the same building the
first of July.
Mrs. Robert Donahey has been