Evening Star Newspaper, May 10, 1925, Page 44

rs _:Sonor Yanes, Acting _ Venezuelan Minister, i k& Takes Over Legation Likely to Rem‘uin in Post as Charge d'Affaires for Year. # R Trained in Diplomacy. ) ' Benor' Francisco Gerardo Yanes, 1 Who has been d'affaires of m Venezuela since the departure of Dr. 4Aracaya November 10, 1924, when he o wWas led on a special mission to ¢ Caracas, and since has been to a position in the cabinet, is one of the ripe scholars of his country , and besides being a trained diplomat, was for many years proiessor of in- terpational law in the venerable Uni- versity of Venezuela, which since the opening of the seventeenth century has been educating the youth of that country {n the professions and in the r. Yapes was in the late Winter joined here bty his wife, who was be- fore her marriage Senorita Maria Amengual Amalia, and their only child, a charming young girl just entering her 17th year. The family has taken , over the lease of the former Venezu- elan legation on Massachusetts averiue Y at the bend of Sheridan Circle. As there is no immediate prospect of the appointment of a Minisger Resident to succeed Dr. Areaya, Dr. Yanes:. as- sumes important rank in the Latin American counsels, and his tenure as charge will be prolonged for perhaps a year longer. Senorita Liisg Yanes, who has been a notable ditien to the ranks of Latin maidens, was much inspired by the accounts which her father zave her of the accomplishments and efficiency of American maids, so that when she came here in February, in- stead of plunging into the whirl, she entered a private school and has diligently studied English and literature, has entered all the ath- letic classes and is a candidate for belleship when she is presented here next Winter. Senora Yanes and her daughter plan to leave Washington for New York early in June. In fact both have delayed their departure for the reception which the Pan- American Union is extending to the President and Mrs. Coolidge May 29. They will spend a month in New York, mostly in sightseeing and visiting some old friends there. July 1 they will sail on the Cara- boba for Caracas, where Senora de Yanes will visit her mother and other relatives. Senorita Elisa will enter a convent school, that of San Josef de Tarbes, outside the Venezuelan capital, at which she has already spent six years and will apply herself strenuously to her studies all through the Summer. She hopes to have com- pleted her course by January and will then return to Washington. and figure among the buds of the Winter. Dr. Yanes' only daughter is of rare beauty and grace. She has the clear pink and white complexion more assocl- ated with the Scandinavian or the _Scotch_than the Latin and her hair, which--she wears in the prevailing . bobbed style, is of pure golden sheen >~ and naturally curly. . She is very fond of pets and the Venezuelan le- gation possesses many under the present regime. One white cat, Liz- zie, is her special companion and has been trained more carefully than the i feline is generally. Senora de Yanes, ! like her husband, is a native of Cara- cas and has lived there most of her , life. She has traveled extensively in + Europe and this country. As is her daughter, Senora 1)e Yanes, is en- . saged In studying English, and- she ! hopes soon to use the language more | easily than now. She studied English and knows it in the theoretic sense and writes a pleasant note, but she is | timid about speech. She will return to Washington in the early Autumn, | leaving her daughter in Caracas, and will g0 there at Christmas time to | bring her to America. Wy Patronesses for Humane ; Society Card Party, May 22 The long list of distinguished pa- tronesses for the Humane Education Soclety card party to be given Fri- day afternoon, May 22, at the New Williard Hotel, is headed by Mrs. Coolidge and Mrs. William H. Taft, and includes; Mrs. Harry S. New, Mrs. Curtis D. Wilbur, Mrs. James J. Da- vis, Mrs. Morris Sheppard, Mrs. Fred Britten, Mrs. Richard Yates, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, Mrs. Joseph J. Mansfield, Mrs. Godfrey Lowell Cabot, Mrs. Walter R. Tuckerman, Mrs. Elot Wadsworth, Miss Flora Wilson, Mrs. Richard Porter Davidson, Mrs. Walter Stilson Hutchins, Mrs. George Oakley Totten, Mrs. William Mather SOCIETY.” EDWARD T. STOTESBURY, McCalla Bands, Mrs. C Mrs. Edward Breck, Mrs. Theodore W. N Mrs. Theodore P. Jloves, Mrs. Samuel J. Merrill, M Charles 1. Corl Mrs. J. Bond Wright Fuller, Mr Farrington, Mrs. Frank Mrs. G. U. Morris, Mrs.-W Noble, Mrs. Fenton Bradford, Edward B. Meigs, Mrs. R. J. Grant, Mrs. A. M. Andrews, Mrs. Henry H. Lamar, Mrs, Arthur Carr, Mrs. Frank . Merrill, Mrs. . Clarénce W. Corby, Mrs. David E. Anthony, Mrs vo,[J. A. Mc Washington, where she still keeps in- 3 huynter, Mrs. Robert Turner, Mrs, innon, Mrs. F. H. Burton, Mrs. John B. Henderson, Mrs. S. B. Armat, Mrs. Thomas Armat, Mrs. v Halstead, Mr: ble and Mrs. John Foote. S B e Todey. fr Delogatos To Council of Women There will be a tea this afternoon at the Federation af Women's Cluba, 1734 N street northwest, from 4 to 7 o'clock, for the delegates to the Inter- national Council of Women, now in Lewis, Mrs. Clarence O. Sherrill, Mrs. ‘Theodore H. Tiller, Mrs. Walter Wi [ PR D TSNS LS B S SR R S A SR S SR RSO S S M E T SN SR LR PR N AR ED VR VAR RN AL N L SR AW A. L. Rheinstrom, Peet, Miss Edith Townsend Cocks, Mrs. Amy L. Ormsb; Sweet, Miss Ruth Williams, Corwin, Mrs. W. H. Fuller, Mrs. Stephen E. Mrs.-C. Mrs. M. E. Woodward, Mi T. Ames, | session_here. bert, Mrs. Louis A G. Farrell, M A London famil Tod- | living in one room. Mrs. John D. Sherman, Misy Flor- eill, Mrs. k White and Miss Lydia Hafford of seven was found The ilaemsttttbmg Shop 24-Hour Service Plaiting 48-Hour Service 2412 18th St. N, The Tsona Shop * 3440 14th St. N.W. ESTABLISHED 1915 All Work Done. in Our Own Plant. SOur @zd 10 the QF uture ‘flmfi‘-?fi‘ v outh Must be Served.” So goes thes classit cry of those in_ the Springtime of life. This establishment., ever on the alert. to merit the loyalty of the girls who hold the scepter of the future, presents youthful tashions. ‘Whether your desire be for a costime ino Pervenche blue and white,’ or someo other - i ‘happv companjonship of colors, youwillfindibmourcol Iactlon. 1 3 :E;qhu‘lpcly Different s TWELVESTEN TWELRVE.TWELVE F STREET. Patrons and Patronesse: For Sodality Card Party Soclally, inteFestifd Will be the card party given by, the m.m Union of Washington (' the ballzgon, New Willard Hotel Fri Vening at 8130 6'clock for khe hnlyiz Sth le, 8. J.: Rev. Clarence E. Wheeler, Rev. |- P. Di Paola, Rev. John M. McNamara, | Rev. Edward P. McAdams, Rey. Ed- ward L. Buckey, Rev, Rev. Thomas Rev. Joseph V. Buckle rence J. Sheehan, D.D.; Rev.*rancis J. Hurney, Rev. Thomas A. Catnan; Rev. Leo J. Fealy, Rev. John,J Fleming, 8. J.; Rev, Francis X, (hvml!, Rev. J. Charles Davey, §. 1. Rey. Joseph T. Kennedy, Rev. Jnh;k.l Coady; Rev. Lonl- Motry, Rev. Ow'n A Murnhy ; Rev. Clemerit 2 liam F. Patten, Dr. William P, and Mrs. Kenealy, Dr. John F. and Mrs. Brennan, Dr. Frank and Mrs. O'Hara, Dr. C. J. Murphy, Miss Katie Arnold, Mrs. M. E. Ailes, Mrs. John Auth, Mrs. Estelle Bayna Mrs. S. L., Battlas, Mlss Mary E. Mrs. 1. Taylor. Bran- oM David M, Braun, Miss Marie E. Byrne, Miss Rose Burgdorf, Miss Ella Bergiing, Mrs. J. J. Buckley, Mrs. E. D. Barrett, Mrs. Galt Burns, Miss May Berberich, Miss Mary E. Brod- erick, Mr..and Mrs. M. M. Brannan Mrs. Eva Blum, Miss Dora Collins, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Cassidy, Miss Flise Clements, Miss Mary A. Cullen, Mrs. Catherine Collins, Mrs. E. J. Crowley, Miss Cecilla Craven, Miss Margaret Cullen, Mrs. John Caspari, Mr. M. J. Coughlin, Mrs, C. J. Cusack, Mrs, clzrrtc% Mrs. John_uw Crowe, - Mr; we_Counselman; Mrs.M;'P. Doran, Mrs. Milburn DonGhpe,- Mrs. Rebecca & E)ehghtful Summer Frocks of heavy quahty crepe de chine and | "silk braadclath have been on the dress facks in the P. B. Sports " Shop smrceiy a day. :The illustrations show three of the charming new styles—atid the dainity ’kerchiefs, that must_protrude ever so slightly from the small pockets, are also illustrated—they add a chic touch of con- trbst A Tuwo-Piece Frock, of powder-bhu crepe de chine, trimmed:gwith white. Other rolors—pguy and tan, lan- v greewt and’ tan, whm anl bluc;j??.io ov, Law-|. | MISS ADA DUDLEY GOSNELL, ncpnumln the Kansas City, Mo., National - Soclety United n etern - 1B12. At thelr recent ting, and ‘maid of honor, Missourl :Illvltlon Confederate reunion in Dal- 5. o MO M. Dohertv. Mrs. P. A. Drury, Mrs. John A. Donoghue, Mrs. R Stylish Dre:s, of oran, f and ‘white striped silk broadcloth, ywith a:silk. rib- bon tie.. -Qther colors..in. the same style—green and white, blue and white. ‘| Miss Alice G. Kelly, Miss Grace lrlne Gratn; Miss Kathiesn- Mibw, . Mlse Claire Dillon, Mrs. J. Maury Dovi Mrs. William J. Dante, fra. Basas ! Mra. J. A. Eckert, Mrs. C. Touls” Bekionr, ditss Claire’ A, Frck. Mrs. John J. B;‘rflly MnldssNEndI; lFltz» patrick, Misses Maty, ai ora. Flynn, Mrs, M, 8. N“‘ Mrs. .Is s Ford, e Theresn. - Hartigan, Maraget Horan, Mrg, Fannie L. Hunter, Miss Edna Jones, Miss Monica Joyce, Miss Mary Juby, Mrs. Michael A.-Keane Kelly, Mrs. John Keeley, Mrs. F. Klimkiewicz, Miss Josephine T. Keuy, Miss Anna Kappler, Mrs, E. D. Kiiton; Mrs. John Kraus, Mrs. Russeli Kent, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Lané, Mrs. J. 'D. Leonard, Miss Mamie Leon: berger, My ‘Kathesing Suc McDanfel Me. Misses Anne and Kate Ida Mae Madigan, Ml McHugh, Mrs, John B, McGinley, Mrs. Ellen Mayhew, C. J. Murphy Mrs. Rose J. McCann, Miss M, Agnes MacKesay, Miss Mary Mangan. Mra. loyd Maley, Mrs. Elizabsth M‘Y‘ . Esther Mayher, Misy; MeConohay and Mrs. George. a,au 5 R Ginger Bread.' - One cup moiasses, 1 teaspoon -opl % teaspoon salt, 2% caps flour, cup bolling water, 1% teAspogn uinm 4 tablespoons melted butter.” Mix o | lasses. and water. ‘Havé~ready" the sifted dry ingredients ard add to the first mistare. Abda bl;:‘ter und heat well. e in bu patty oa 15 t6 20 mlnuluerp v cake pan for 30. minutes. An. Eflfl.’lwt Style Crepe de Chine Dress, of tan and " white. . Other colors— lwwder blue:and white, lan-. vin gnén’ and * white, ahd all white. 529 50. 9049080000055 70000000“00000'0;00000‘00000*0‘0660000'66#‘0009 *9: 222222423022022022022 82423022 ER3 L3 TERIEITILIITEITIITETITTLIITRITRITLIIINE F3TE3TITITITEITLILLILTTEITEILIHE2 SOCIETY. s Dresses The new models in the new Chines — Plain and Printed — and trimmed with lace, beading | and effective embroidery. 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