Evening star., 1939-07-09
Pail Is Cast
Over Social
Washington
Swanson Death
Brings Canceling
Of Entertaining
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ington since its organization.
Members Of Cabinet
VIII Return.
Members of the cabinet circle who
are away from the Capital will re-
turn tomorrow to pay honor to their
distinguished colleague.
The Secretary of the Treasury,
Mr. Henry Morgenthau. jr., who is
with his family at their farm at |
Hopewell Junction, New York, prob
ably will be accompanied by Mrs.
Morgenthau on his return tomorrow
morning, and the Postmaster Gen
eral, Mr.. James A. Farley, likewise
is expected from New York with Mrs.
Farley in time for the services for
the late Mr.. Swanson.
Others of the official circle are
remaining close to the Capital over
the week end. The Secretary of
Commerce, Mr. Harry L. Hopkins,
is with his little daughter Diana at |
Del La Brooke, the farm near
Leonardtown, Md, he has leased
for the warmer months, and will |
motor in to the city tomorrow. The
Secretary of State and Mrs. Cordell |
Hull are In Washington as are
the Attorney General, Mr.. Frank
Murphy; the Secretary of Agricul-
ture, Mr.. Henry A. Wallace, and |
fho If a hor Mice
Perkins. Secretary of Interior and |
Mrs. Harold l.. Ickes are at their |
place, Headwaters Farm, near
Olney. Md. and the Secretary of
War and Mrs Harry H. Woodring
and their little family will linger
in the Capital for some weeks before |
going away for the summer.
Gen Trujillo
Delays Departure.
The Dominican Army leader, Gen.
Trujillo, who was scheduled to leave
Washington Tuesday morning has
deferred his departure until the
following day President Roosevelt
will entertain the visitor at tea
Tuesday afternoon at the White
House, this party having been post |
poned from last week because of
Secretary Swanson's death Yes
terday the visitor from the Central
American country visited Fort !
Meade and in the evening had din
ner quietly with the Minister and |
Sonora de PastoriZa at the legation |
Tomorrow night Gen. Trujillo will |
be feted by Gen. George c. Mar
shall. Chief of Staff, U. S. A., after
spending the day sightseeing
Gen. Trujillo will be feted at a
less formal and more personal |
party than others planned in his
honor during his stay when the
Minister of Haiti, M. Ellie Lescot |
and Nine. Lescot entertain at
luncheon today. The minister, who
has been his countrys representa-
tive here since April 1887, formerly
was Haitien Minister at Santo Do
mingo and knew Gen. Trujillo when
he was president. The only other
guests at the luncheon today will
be the members of the stats of
the Dominican Legation and the
Haitien Legation as we'll as the
members of Gen. Trujillos party.
The only ladies in the company will
be the hostess, Nine. Lescot and
her sister. Mile. Valcine Saint Aude
and Sonora de Pastoriza, wife of
the Minister of the Dominican
Republic.
The palatial yacht, Ramsis, re-
Gently purchased by the Dominican
official is docked at the Navy Yard.
having arrived there yesterday
morning. When the general leaves
Washington he is expected to go
to New York by train and the yacht
will follow him there, for regard
less of whether the army chief
uses his yacht for transportation
his boat is always taken to a dock
near his destination.
Gen. Goes Monteiro
Host Last Night.
One of the few social affairs not
Cancelled because of the passing of
Mr.. Swanson was the dinner given
last night by Gen. Goes Monteiro,
commander In chief of the Brazilian
Army. The party was given at the
Shoreham Hotel and among the
guests were the Brazilian Ambassa-
dor Senior Carlos Martins. the
Chief of Staff, U. S. A., Maj. Gen.
George G. Marshall Brig. Gen.
Lorenzo D. Gasser, Maj. Gen.
Robert McC. Beck, Brig. Gen.
George P. Tyner, Maj. Gen. Henry
H. Arnold, chief of the Air Corps;
Brig. Gen. George v. Strong, Brig.
Gen. Peter Murray TetireO, 1t.
Col. Frederick McCabe, Col John
A. Crane, 1t. Col Lehman w. Miller,
United States military aide to Gen.
Monteiro; Maj. Louis J. Compton,
Capt. Thomas North, Capt. Harold
M. Turner, Capt. Louis R. Parker
and Capt. Gerald w. Mccoy.