Evening Star Newspaper, August 18, 1929, Page 33

he Sundwy Star, i WASHINGTON, D. O, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 18, 1929, " Tales of Well Known -Folk: Features for Women Part 3—16 Pages MISS MARY DAWES, Guest of Mrs, A. V Morris at Saratoga Springs, and to visit her' uncle, Ambassador Dawes, at London in, the near future.” 'Underwood.” ' ‘MRS. JOHN R. MARSHALL, Wife of the Assistant -Attorney General, at Rehoboth Beach, Del. ey o MRS. REYNOLDS HITT, At the Homestead, Hot Springs, for the waters. ‘Underwood. Record of Curren’grlr*jvents In the I_)_iplomatic World Many Members of Corps on Summer Vacations, Others Returning to Capita]—Special Notes From Legations. — Hoover Example in Camp Regarded as Introducing The Ar;nbussndur of Cuba and Senora today in their apartment in fhe Ward- de Ferrara sailed yesterday for Europe , man Park Hotel by their daughter, New Types of Apparel Garments Worn at Rapidan Resort chepted as Far Superior to Fashion Dress for Sum- mertime Comfort. BY SALLIE V. H. PICKETT. NE wonders whether a President in fishing togs, an Ambas- sador in bathing suit or morning clothes, a cabinet member in his Summer flannels and a dashing young diplomat in tennis togs is not far more interesting at this season than in Midwinter when quite formal dress is the order of the day from morning until night. Not only the President, but ail of his guests lay aside their conventional dress while at the fishing lodge on the Rapidan River in Virginia, and Mrs. Hoover and the lady visitors adopt the very simplest of Summertime attire, ACH of the woman guests carry along a little hand work when they go to the President’s fishing camp and while they chat they also work, each one achieving quite a_good deal in the course of a week end visit. Mrs. Hoover has with her just now Mrs. McCracken, who accompanied her husband, Air Secretary of the Department of Com- merce, to the camp, and also Mrs. Allen Buchanan, whose husband is & White House aide. MR.S. LARGE, sister of Mrs. Hoover, who was almost continuously with her after she entered the White House, is motoring in New England and other parts of the country and while recently motoring through Massachusetts she called at Northampton to pay her re- to Mrs. Coolidge. However, the former First Lady missed seeing her and thus getting fresh news from the White House and her friends in Washington, as Mrs. Coolidge was with her mother, at the Northampton Hospital. 'O one seems to want to dine within four walls at this season, and one meets Ambassadors and Ministers, Senators and other men of note entertaining small parties at the Plage Deauville, a wonder- fully atmospheric place at Wardman Park Hotel, or at the Terrace 8ans Souci, at the Carlton, or at the Willard roof, where many ' officials meet for lunch, or perhaps at some country club not too far from the Capital. "A T one or other of these places one met last week the Ambassador of Mexico, the Ambassador of Turkey, secretaries and counselors of embassies and legations. It was on the Terrace Sans Souc at the Carlton that the Ambassador of Turkey gave a dinner for the air mission, members of which have been official visitors in Washington. Members of the mission stayed at the Carlton and added no little interest for the other guests who dined there. THER! will be remarkably few absentees from the Senate when it reconvenes tomorrow, many Senators hurrying from “back home” or from Europe or Summer resorts on this side to answer the first roll call. The arrival of so many members of the Upper House means great social activity, but of an informal nature, from now until the real official social season opens with White House an- nouncements. 2 AMONG the interesting engagements of local girls announced this week was that of Miss Henrietta Marie Forrest, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Kcith Forrest of Georgetown and Seminary Hill, Va., to Midshipman Thomas James Thornhill, jr,, of San Antonio, Tex. Miss Forrest was reckoned among the attractive debutantes of this Winter, until the announcement came, and now she will con- tinue her studies and simply mingle with "the buds of the season, entertaining and being entertained. 'The marriage of Miss Forrest and Ensign Thornhill will take place right after he graduates from Annapolis in June, and it may be possible to have one of those famously lovely garden weddings for which Virginia is noted. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest and their daughter are spending the Summer at their Virginia place. Double Wedding in Church morning; whenMiss Florence L. Phil- ; pitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred- erick Charles Philpitt, became ‘the Mre. ‘bride of Mr. Ralph Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs, C. L. Snyder of Takoma Park, and Miss Bonnie McDaxiiels of Kentucky was married to Mr. Harry | oo . Futton; jr. son of Mr. and Mrs, Harry. Hutten of this city. "The Rev. Homer MISS ANNE Daughter of the British Minister to the Vatican, Henry Getty Chilton, in this country to, visit her grandfather in Michigan., CHILTON, Harrls & Ewing. 3 MME. MORA And Emma Gladys, wife and daughter of Dr. J. A. Mora, first secretary of the Uruguayan légation. Clinedinst, 4 Secretary Stimson Makes Week End Visit To Home in New York Other Members of Cabinet Absent From Capital for Brief Periods — Special Notes of Interest. —_— ! L.T:? m of ‘State, Mr. Henrz return to the cit} tomorrow morning. He is spending the week end with Mrs, Stimson at their home in New York. The Secref of the Treasury, Mr. A ey iz to his apart: in return ment at the Carlton Hotel next week. . Brown, ‘who are on & bl to return to their trip, are apartment in the Wardman Park Hotel in & short while, The Secretary of the Navy, Charles PFrancis' Adams, ‘will home in Boston, Mr. to T s e e e ol v will in Detroit several from .his |- not | ¢ Keope Senatorial Group On View In Capital’s Society Life Members of Up;aer House of Condre;n and Their Families Variously Occupied—Recreation Resorts Claiming Attention. - - Mrs. Deneen and Miss Bina Day De-| Senator and Mrs. Clarence C. Dill neen, wife and daughter of Senatcy have taken an apartment in the Presi- Charles 8. Deneen, who are now in!dential for the coming Winter. Mrs. England after spending several months | Dill came East a week or more ago and on the continent, are expected to sail '24, for Montreal, Mrs. her ~ddughter . will go at home in Chicago and will not_join. the Senator in Washington until” the late Autumn. Senator De- has remained here through the Summer, being s member of the Sen- ate committee working on the tariff, and is occupyliig the home of Mr. Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman in Edge- moor with & group of Senators who are also serving on that committee, _ Senator and M Jesme . R e Army and Navy Notes Of Special Interest In Capital Circles Officers and Their Families on Tours for Pleasure. Air Journeys Becoming Popular Pastime. Maj. Gen. James E. Fechet, who flew to Washington early in.the week from Bosto joined Friday by Mrs. Pechet and Miss Catherine Fechet, who. came from New' England, u:here they Maj. Gen. and Mrs. C. McK. Salts: man have recently returned from their camp at. Hague on Lake George. | Washington for about a week after at- .the early Summer. > | Cormick-Goodhart he has spent sev- to remain abroad until November. The first secretary of the embassy. Senor Don Jose T. Baron, will charge d'affaires during the absence of | the Ambassador. | The Ambassador of Chile. Senor Don | Carlos Davila, returned yesterday from | the Pacific Coast, where he went to meet the Chilean’ training ship a few weeks ago. The Ambassador was ac- | companied on his trip west by the mili- tary attache, Lieut. Col. Galeno, md‘ the naval attache, Comdr. Polich. | Comdr. Polich returned with the Am- | bassador and Col. Galeno arrived in | ‘Washington the first of the week. 1 | The Ambassador of Turkey, Ahmed Mouhtar Bey, is spending the week end in his cottage at North Beach, and has as his_guest the Minister of Persia, | Mirza Davoud Khan Meftah. | The Minister of Panama. Senor Don | Ricardo Alfaro, will leave tomorrow for | Ogonquit, Me., where Senora de Alfaro | and their family are established for the | Summer. The Minister has been in | tending the Institute of Public Affairs at the University of Virginia, where he | made an address. ‘The Minister of Austria and Mme. | Prochnik were joined last week by their daughters, Mile. Loranda Prochnik and Mile. Valerie Prochnik. Mile. Loranda Prochnik has been visiting Miss Mar- garetta Wright in the Summer home of | the latter parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry | Price Wright, at Seal Harbor, Me., and | Mile. Valerie Prochnik has been with | ¥ her_grandmother, Mrs. Ellerton James | of Boston, in_ her Summer home. at | North Haven, Me. 5 Minister and Mme. Samy Spend Week End at Hot Springs. The Minister of Egypt and Mme. | Samy will return Tuesday from Hot Springs, where they are spending the week end accompanied by the latter's brother, Mr. Charawi. _ The Minister of Costa Rica, Senor Don Manuel Castro Quesada, is spend- ing several days in New York. The Minister of Czechoslovakia and Mme. Veverka sailed Friday night for Europe to be absent for several months. The Minister is recuperating from serious illness and with Mme. Vever] has been at Arundel-on-the-Bay through The counselor - of the legation, Dr. Jan Skalicky, will be charge d’affaires during the absence of the Minister. The. charge d'affaires of Rumania, M. Frederick Nano, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Francis Ahmerst Cecil in their home, Biltmore House, at Bilt- more, N. C., and will return the middle of the week. Mme. Nano, who is now at Biarritz, is not expected to come: to this country until the late Autumn. The commercial secretary of the Brit- ish embassy, Mr. Leander McCormick- Goodhart, returned to his apartment at 1785 Massachusetts avenue yesterday from Bar Harbor, where with Mrs, Mc- Sral wesks with his mother, Mrs. Pred- erick E. McCormick-Goodhart, in her home. Mrs. Leander - McCormick-Goodfiart is spending the week end with her par- ents, Representative and Mrs. Thomas W. Phillips, jr., in their home, near Butler, Pa., n}: Phillips Hall, will join Mr. McCormick: ‘Washington tomorrow. Washington. Senora de Perez went to Havana when Senor Perez started abroad. 3 The counselor ‘of the Bolivian lega- tion and Senora de Boyd will be joined i Senorita Lola Elizabeth Boyd, who has been visiting in Virginia. The financial counselor of the Ru- manian legation, M. George Boncesco, is expected back tomorrow from a brief stay in New York. Mme. Boncesco is spending the Summer in the Adiron- dacks and is awaiting word from her mother, Mme. Propopopesco, as to the latter's trip to this country. Mme. Propopopesco is expected to visit her son-in-law and daughter, M. and Mme. Boncesco, In Washington. ‘The former counselor of the Mexi- can embassy, Senor Castro-Leal, ac- companied by Senora de Castro-Leal. salled Thursday from New York for France, where Senor Castro-Leal will take up his duties as counselor of the Mexican legation in Paris. ‘The naval attache of the British em- bassy and Mrs. Ritchie, who have been visiting in Bar Harbor, spent. last week at New London, Conn., and will return from there today. The military attache of the Italian embassy. Gen. Villa, who is visiting his brother and sister-in-law, Conte and Contessa Villa, in their Summer home at Newport, will return to Wash- ington the first.of next week and open his apartment at Wardman Park. ‘The military attache‘of the French embassy, Gen. Casenave, is expected to sail from Prance for this csuntry W:\:llzesdly, September 11, aboard the e. Lieut. Galeno of Chile Sails Tuesday for Paris. ‘The military attache of the Chilean embassy, Lieut. Col. Galeno, who re- cently was promoted from major, will safl ‘aboard the . George Washington ‘Tuesday for Europe and will join Senora de Galeno in Paris. They will return to Washington the middle of October. Mme. Thenault, wife of the actini military attache of the French embllly.. will return tomorrow to Cape Cod, where with_her little family she is spending the Summer with her mother, Mrs. O. M. Spencer. Mme. Thenault has been (Continued on Third Page.) Gen. and Mrs. Davis to Join Army Circle in Capital ‘Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Richmond Pear- son Davis will come to Washington early next month from Fort McPherson, Ga. A number of farewell parties are being given at the fort in honor of Gen. and Mrs. Davis, who will be delightful acquisitions to the Army set in the Capital. Capt. and Mrs. Richard T. Edwards M Thursday of this week Col. and Mrs, Henry Ashley mg’ky will entertain at dinner ‘there in their honor. Gen. and Mrs. Davis will share honors Wednesday with Capt. and Mrs. Ralph E. Roweil and Lieut. and Mrs. Gilbert Proctor at & dinner given by Maj. and Mrs. Carl H. Seals, who are stationed at the Georgia post. > g A T Mrs. Gann on Visit In Providence, R. I. return, Topeks, Kenss