Evening star., 1953-07-21
Society News -
Little Cabinet Set
Making Trip Plans
SPenders Will Fete Australian Justice;
Date of Princes Visit Uncertain
By Katherine M. Brooks

gate to an agriculture confer
ence. Mrs. Morse is staying in
their home in st. Louis until
his return.
Tudors Toke Apartment
Also in a new abode are I'm
dersecretary of Interior and Mrs.
Ralph A., Tudor, who have taken
an apartment in the Woodner
where they are comfortably air.
cooled. They have with them
their daughter, Miss Kean
Tudor, who was graduated ear
lier this summer from high
school in Palo Alto, Calf. Miss
Tudor will enter Stephens Col
lege in the fall.
Miss Elaine Evans, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Evans of
Ithaca, N. Y. is visiting her cou-
sin, Miss Tudor, and the two
are enjoying swimming at near
by country club pools and such
other summertime diversion for
young people.
Deputy Postmaster General
Charles r. Hook, jr., came back
yesterday from a weekend stay
at Fenwick Island, off Shelby
vile. Del. Mrs. Hook is eStab-
liShed there for several weeks,
although she will be in town
Saturday for a brief stay. The
Hooks have a house at 1923
Dumbarton avenue not far from
Undersecretary of Treasury and
Mrs. Marion B. Folsom, who are
at 3107 Dumbarton avenue. Both
Georgetown houses have pleas
ant gardens and the houses are
comfortably cooled.
Mrs. Roger M. Kyes and the
younger members of the family
of the Deputy Secretary of De-
fense are spending the summer
somewhere in Michigan" and
Mr.. Kyes will join them when he
can.
Diplomots in the News
Australian Ambassador and
Lady Spender will entertain at
dinner Friday evening in honor
of the Chief Justice of Australia
and Lady Dixon. The Chief JUS
tice. the Hon. Sir Owen Dixon,
and Lady Dixon have many
friends in Washington where he
served as Minister from 1912 to,
1914. They will be entertained
at a number. of less formal par
ties by other friends in the Capt.
tai. The Chief Justice and Mrs.
Dixon arrived over the week end,
and will be here until Saturday,
when they will go on to their
home down Under" Before
coming here they attended the
coronation and visited friends in
England.
Panama Ambassador Roberto
NJ. Huerteaatte came back last
evening from a brief stay with
Sonora de Huertematte and their
small son at Newport, where she
is staying through the mid-sum-
mer.
The Ambassadors mother and
his sister, Senorita Cecilia HUI
ertematte, who were with them
at Newport, now are in New York,
where they have many friends.
The visitors. who were here at
the embassy for several weeks,
expect to go to California for a
visit before returning to the
Isthmus.
DR.. Miguel Amado, recently
arrived Minister of Panama, has
been Joined by his sister, Sonora
Nunez, wife of Senor Rodrigo
Nunez of Panama. She will be
with her bachelor brother for a
month or more, in his apartment
in the Carlton House.
Miss Aroki Back
Miss Tomiko Araki is with her
father, Japanese Ambassador
Eikichi Araki, again after a visit
in New England. Both the Am
bassador and his daughter are
hoping for a vacation trip to-
gether but he is waiting for a
decision on the date Of the visit
of the Emperor's son, Crown
Prince Kihito.
Originally planned for early
September, the definite date is
being held open awaiting the
adjournment of Congress and
the vacation of President Eisen-
hover. Should Congress get away
as planned the end of July the
President would have a vacation
in Colorado through August and
be ready to greet the Crown
Prince early in September.
Should Congress delay its de-
parture so will President Eisen-
hover and thus there may be