Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1926, Page 10

SOCIETY. )CI Postmaster General and Mrs. Harey‘New , : Hosts* to Guests Erom Plamfield " N:J,, Over the Week End.- HE Postmaster Gonlul and Mrs. New are entertaining | over the week end Mr. and’ Mrs. Mason Tilney of Plain- field, N. J., who will arrive tomorrow. The Secnn.ry of the Navy, Mr. ‘Wilbur, who left © Washington . this morning on his way to Newport, will be the honor guest at the dance to- morrow evening, w has been ar- ranged for the ml jpmen _in New- port before starting on their cruise Thursday. l)c-llnlun Minister and Family Sailing llb 15, The retiring Minister of the Do- mlnletn Republic, Dr. Jose del Car- n Ariza, accompanied by Senora v,ulu de Ariza and their: daughter, Mrs. S. Michelena, have ren * up their apartmént at Wardman Park Hotel, where they have made their home during the two years Dr. Ariza has represented his country in Wash- ington, and are leaving this evening for New York City, They will spend several days in New York, making a trip to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, and sail for Santo Domingo on July 15. The Minister of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes, Dr. ‘Ante Tresich Pa- vichich, entertained informally atdin- ner last night at the Willard roof. \ The Minister of Egypt and Mme. Ramy entertained informally at sup- per last evening in compliment to the retiring attache of .the legation, Abu-el-Enein Salem Effendl, who has heeri .promoted to secretary of the Egyptian legation at Prague, Czecho- stovakia.. The other guests included the Migses Bryn, daughters of the Minister of Norway and Mme. Brym; the Misses Smiddy, daughters of the Minister of _the Irish Free State and Mrs. Smiddy; Maj. snd Mrs. wull-.nu Comdr. and Mrs. Bro M-.r'nm: Bennett, Miss Agnes Gol den and Mr. Jdseph Wholean. Senator George H. ] Moses, who has been in his_home at Concord, N.. H., arrived in New York yesterday and will be at the Waldort-Astoria for a y few days. i Mrs. Howard Sutherlsnd ‘wife of (he Alfen Promy Miss Margaret Sutherland, daughter Tof Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland, left this ., for Lake Sunapee, N. H. ganied by her young loces. little Miss Berkley Lyons and Lyons, daughters of Dr. dwrn M. Lyons and the late Mrs. Lyons. Miss Sutherland and’ her . nieces will join the former’s._sister, i.' Mrs. John S. Walker, jr ¢ SR A o S S B G, SRR 0 e SRR S Philip ‘'Vondersmith, who: tage on Lake Sunapee. Mme. Pelenyi are expected to come at once to thln:tm The Mdncrunryofthosdulh % J, Bnl!our lnd the tary: Breve ests d to Buy a Home Than Is- Offered in These Four Special Properties.- North Woodside, Md. One of the most delight- ful suburbs, near by Wash- ington—only 1% mijes from the District Ine—out Georgia Ave. Cottages and Bungalows, wholly de- tached; separate '7,950 garages 5913 16th Street In the most exclusive ul borkood on this fashionabl thoronghfare Brand-new home—has never-been occupied. Care- fully built and finished in perfect taste; exceptionally equi Price Less Than $40,000 Easy Terms 163541 Madison St. West. of Sixteenth Stréet—be- yond the reservoir. 'g‘ Tudor design, semn-de- ed—2 elegant separate garages; handflnt fixtures. Overloffifi_ii' Rock Greek Park with-its ‘most beautiful view. ; Special Price . Basy Terms ; 361 733 Everett St, ;' Chieoy Chase, D.C. Eight: rooms, three baths, “built-in ga e lre Semi-detachee exce planned and fimshed vm the best of taste. The location is just one-half square west of Cons. Ave. " | their new 4 Calif, Mrs. George Grenville Merrill in her Summer home, at ph Senor Julio Lozano, vho is in Wash. nulhl ment at erdn- Mme. Soyez was hcncll at dinner last evening, entertaining a small company informally In eom’lnmnt to the new secretary the Brazilisn embissy Senhor Pnnlo Coelho de Almeida. Miss Litita Dawson, daughter of Mme. Soyes, went to Am: yeos- lis terday to atténd th' lwm last)- evening. Admiral and Mrs, George R. Clark. have closed their apartment at Ward- man Park Hotel and left today Fishers Island, N. Y., vmutho’ remdin for' several weelu accompanied by their daughter, )lr;. T . Wahle. , whose husband, Maj. Kahle, hnnmtolluw!orkhu- sume his new duties. Mrs. Jesse S. United States Minister to Bolivia, was the guest of honor at luncheon today of Mrs. Eula G. White, who enter- tained onthe Willard roof. Others in the company were Mrs. H. H. Utley of Quamko Mrs. W. T. Black lnd Mrs. A B. Mr. Hnnmmn Gary, former Min- ister to Switzerland, entertained at dinner last night on the Willard roof, where he had six guests. Mr, J. W. Murdaugh of Norfolk, Va., brother-inlaw of Maj. Gen. Jol A. Lejeune, commandant Unif States Marine Corps, accom his bride of a few days, has been ltop~ mu at: the Mayflower for several HM. and Mrs. James E. Buchanan are giving a dinner this evening at home on Sixteenth street in honor of their house guests, Dr. and Mrs. R."F: Arnold of Los Covers will be laid for 23, 7% 41 accompighed vioiiat, wi an n, an accompl o] ‘will en- tormn the guests with several - Maj. Gen. o-or:a Owen Squier has gone to New York and will be at.the Hotel Astor for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. John W. nwt.m Mrs.. Jonph H. Bradley lfi: Arthur Snyder h-vo nrrhd Pm.-l\-ld Mass., where they are stay- ing at the Mlpltwood Houl Mr. Mrs, s-n—r Wi R g to Bar Hni..‘b. Mr. and B. siden Nr;-wkgummr ‘Welles have rfto spend the oday ; Bar - Hatbo Mrs, | remafnder of the Summer. . 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