Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1936, Page 23

SOCIETY. Latvian Envoy Honors American Diplomat at THE _EVENING - 8TAR, Dinner Last Evening| Jnited States Ministers Sailing for Foreign|: of Others in ; Cireles. Posts—Ne* Off HE Latvian Minister a ime. Bilmanis were hosts at dinner T last evening in the legation in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Packer, who will leave Washington Saturday for New York whence they will sail for Latvia. Mr. Packer has been appointed fifst secretary of the United States Legation at Riga, The other guests were the charge d’affaires of Lithuania, Dr. Mikas Bagdonas; the second secretary of the Polish Embassy, M. Edward Kulikowski; the Chief of Protocol and Mrs. Richard South~ gate, Mr. Robert F. Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar L. Chipman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Bohlen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. W. Harrison, Miss Albina Adges and the secretary of the Latvian Legation and Mme. Rudolf Smith. The United States Minister to Sweden and Mrs. Laurence A. Steinhardt are in New York after a visit with Mrs. Walter Sayre Sullivan in Charlotte, N. C. The Minister and Mrs. Steinhardt have been in this country for several weeks’ vacation and will sail chortly to return to his post. The United States Minister to Haiti, Mr. George W. Gordon, sailed today aboard the Haiti for his post after spending a vacation in this country., Senator Alben W. Barkley is expected to come to Washington and join Mrs, Barkley and their family for the week end. Mrs, Barkley returned a few days ago for the Winter season, but the Senator is in the Middle West on campaign business. Senator and Mrs. William H. King, who made a crulse to the West Indies during the late Summer, again are in their apart- ment in the Westchester. Senator and Mrs. Millard E. Tydings have gone to New York and e at the Ambassador for a short stay. Senator Elmer D. Thomas of Utah is stopping at the Dodge. The Misses Guffey, sisters of Senator Joseph F. Guffey, are ;sending this week in Pittsburgh and are expected to return to {1eir Washington home tomorrow or Saturday. Representative and Mrs. Charles N. Tobey are at the Mountain view House at Franconia, N. H., for a fortnight’s stay. The Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs. Wilbur J. Carr will arrive in New York today on the Manhattan after spending the late Summer in Europe. They are expected to come to Washington later in the day. The first secretary of the Italian Embassy, Signor Bartolomeo Mignone, who has been on vacation in Italy, arrived in New York today aboard the Rex and will come to Washington the first of the week to resume his duties at the embassy, The Assistant Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs. Milburn L. Wilson are among the passengers aboard the Manhattan arriving in New York today from England, where Mr. and Mrs. Wilson have attended an international conference held in Edinburgh, Scotland. They are expected to come to Washington tonight or tomorrow, Rear Admiral Adolphus Andrews will be joined tomorrow by Mrs. Andrews and Miss Frances Andrews, who are spending a few days in New York. Rear Admiral Edward C. Kalbfus, president of the Naval War College, who was in Washington for special duty at the Navy Department, has returned to Newport, accompanied by Mrs. Kalbfus, who joined him here last week. ———————————————————————— Left: Capt. Villarreal of the visiting Mezxican team, which will compete in the Inter- American Horse Show at the Meadowbrook Saddle Club October 22 to 26. Capt. Vil- larreal is shown with the as- sistant military attache of the Mezican Embassy and Senora Rose Corrado de Huttich, en- thusiasts of the coming horse ezhibit. The trio was snapped at Fort Myer, where the Mez- icans are practicing. Right: Maj. Frank L. Whit- taker (center), with Mrs. Whittaker (left) and Miss Jane Whittaker, pictured as they watched the Mezican team in practice. 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'Mrs.Reain New York Mrs. Henry R. Rea of Pittsburgh, who lived in Washington during the war and founded the Gray Ladies at lter Reed Hospital, is in New York t the Ritz-Carlton for an early Autumn visit. SOCIETY. Mrs. Davies Hostess. Mrs. Emlen Davies entertained at dinner last evening in honor of the United States Minister to Hungary, Mr. John F. Montgomery, who is in this country on leave, = And Daughters Back The former United States Ambas- sador to Chile, Mr. William S. Cul- bertson, has been joined in his apart- ment at 2101 Connecticut avenue by Mrs. Culbertson and their daughters, Miss Jane Culbertson and Miss Jo- sephine Culbertson. Miss Julia Cul- bertson has gone to Philadelphiz to study music. Mr. and Mrs. Culbert- son expect to keep their Summer home at Charmian, Pa. open until late in the Winter and will spend nearly every week end there. 60 YEARS OF PROGRESS 'Mls!yhs, Smutolo | tumn months. Washington Social News {Mrs. Gist Blair Re- turns to Historic Residence. RS. GIST BLAIR again is in her historic house on Penn- M sylvania avenue, opposite the State Department, after spending the Summer with Mr. Blair " | at their place at Bar Harbor, Me, Mr. Blair will join her here shortly, Mrs. Beck, wife of the late former Representative James M. Beck, again is in her Washington home, Mrs, Beck spent the greater part of the Summer in Europe and a short time in her Summer home at Sea Bright, N. J. She visited her son-in-law and | daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Snowden An= drews in their Newport villa before coming to Washington. Col. and Mrs. Edward Clifford and their daughter, Miss Helen Clifford, have opened their house in George= town for the Winter. Mrs, Clifford and her daughter spent the Summer in their former home in Evanston, oL i Mrs. Emily Hurja, who has been in Washington for a short stay, res’ turned to her apartment in New York yesterday, and it is probable that she will remain in MNew York until after the election. 5 Baron and Baroness S, A. Eorff are spending a short time in New York City, where they are stopping at the Hotel New Weston. Mrs. Victor Kauffmenn, who spent the Summer at Bass Rocks, Mass, returned Monday from a two weeks' visit in Atlantic City. Mr. and Mrs, Kauffmann have taken an aparte ment at the Shoreham for the Aue Dr. and Mrs. Ernest Cohen of Utrecht, Holland, are on a brief tour of the United States and are staying at the Raleigh Hotel while in Washe ington. d Mrs. Beverly M, Middleton entere tained at luncheon at the Restaurant Pierre yesterday. Mrs. Middleton be fore her marriage was Miss Evelyn Harris Howe of this eity. \ Mrs. Lilian M. Crouch has re- turned to her home in Cleveland Park from a visit in Stroudsburg and Phila« delphia. 5 Mr. Lonsdale Green, jr., of Weste! fleld, N. J., who is a delegate to the Life Office Management Association Convention, now meeting in Washe ington, was accompanied here by Mrs, Green, who will be with him during his stay at the Wardman Park Hotel, Mrs. Samuel E. Foreman has ree turned to Washington and is visite ing her aunt, Mrs. Edward Plummer, at the Burlington Hotel. Mrs. Henry C. Hall has moved to the Wardman Park Hotel, where she (Continued From Fourth Page. 4 il o s il s i quarcty-cnffcd for AAAAA to D.