Evening Star Newspaper, March 14, 1926, Page 58

SOCIETY. Opera Company Lists “"Lohengrin" to Be Sung Diplomats Showing Interest in Prospective Entertain- i ment Presenting Interna- | tional Flavor. The diplomatic corps is showing unusual interest in tie next perform- of the Washington Opera Co., sung on a “Lohengrin,” which will be March torfum. ner opera—Iin. to be sung by the WV nd in honor o1 U Ambassido S I wpera taken ond box the party of 15 w T 1s been tuken ! [ 't that the tional ti tenor, Paul score fs German Althouse, of Dut tralto, Ina Bou fvan Ivantzoff, Jacques Samas prano. Anna the basse can of 8 eral directo uve of Canad: vitizen, the baritone, | he conductor, n i the gen n. @ na- American plomatic | AMre. bur. fames Bayard Thoma: jutler, Mrs. Lawre Reed, Mrs. L Walter Drake, Mrs. Minni- | s, James R, | nee Aspinwai . James M. Becik. Mrs. Rdwu D. White. Mrs, Rudolph B. Behrend, Aliss Margaret Woodrow Wilson, Mir . 1.. Bolin, Mrs. Charles . Bell. A A. B, Berry, Miss Mabel Alrs. William Stephen Bonsal, Mrs, Henry y Charles Henry Buller, Butler, Frank Carmalt, Wade H. Mrs. Richard P. Armory zerode v Mann, Crenshayw, THE SUNDAY STAR, ATORIAL HOSTE I SEN . CLINERINST, ‘m, 2 yof the members of the financial com- {and he and Senora | time when the eves of the world are Bolivian Legation Attache and Consort Welcome to Capital (on 1_from Fifth P: diplomacy. Senor de la Barra was one mission which Bolivia sent to Wash ington about seven y he was attached to the Ignacio Calderon, Bolivian minister at that time. Since that ussignment Senor de la Barra has been in varlous cities of Europe and in the Southern Hemisphere. Three years ago, while serving in A he wus married to Senorita Rosa & s Veza of La Paz, but, like h at that time spending the Summer in Vina del Mar, @ favorite coast restort of Argentina, Senora de la Barra has acco sband to Washinkton, und this er first residence In the American pital. She has much charm and 18 accomplished in many wovs, Fducated in F and in Swi i, several years ago this studlous young matron began an intensive study of lan- guages, and she is now proficlent in the five spoken generally on the Euro- pean continent—French. Itallan, Ger- man, Spanish and Partuguese. She has an academic knowledge of Eng- lish, and as her husband speaks with- out a trace of accent or the use of the stilted terms customary to those who acquire a tongue in their mature vears, she Is making rapid progress in Washington's prevailing way of speaking. Senor and Senora de la Barra will be acquisitions to the horse lovers of Washington, for both prefer this form of exercise to any other, though they are partial to all outdoor sports avd are proticient in them. It was late Summer In’ La Paz when the De la Barras begafi their long jour ney to Washington and they had been enjoying lengthy horseback rides daily, and it had been their hope that Spring would be dawning in their new home. But they will be content to walt for some weeks yet, as the calllng and other soclal duties of the new members of the corps is an absorbing oceupation Senor de la Larra is . dent of American politics Borra Wa panied close stu nd policies, are much gratified to be in hington at a focused on tions now 7 and out of which Bolivia hopes to once more posses one of her seaports. A spe. cial bond of friendship and sympathy has always hound Holivia nnd this sountry, firmly founded on the rever ence and admiration which Simon Bolivar felt for George Washington, the first and greatest liberator of the Western World. Senor de la Barra is one of the vounger generation of statesmen who take unbounded pride the diplomatic weeding at WASHINGTON, D. | til the Summer, when th C., MARCH 14, Married in March | MRS. WILLIAM M. BALLINGER, Formerly Alice Lydia Shepard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Schuyler Shepard, her marriage tak- '4“‘ place in this city Thursday, March spent so bappy and useful vears. Bolivia sells ‘many of its products to Uncle Sam, though these £00ds have to be transported near a thousand miles inland t> the ports of Argentina, which are now used exclu- sively, though there are Chilean pg's nearly 700 miles nearer. This country now sells to Bolivia ten times more of Its manufactured goods than before the World War, and if the problems ich grew out of the war of the ¢ adjusted, Prestdent Coolidge and the Secretary of State, Mr. Kellogg. confidently ‘hope they will be, all the barriers to closer re lations will be removed Senor and Senora do I remain at Wardman I many Pacifie Barra will tel un ¢ hope to do a little traveling north and west during the quiescent days in the Aiplomatic sense. o Salpicon of Fruit. For each person to be served allow one-half an orange, one-half a banana and a medfum sized bunch of grapes. Cut the fruft up and mix in as nearly equal proportions as possible. Add a 1926 PART 2. SOCIETY. Woolf, Miss M wikine, Mis Hawkins, Miss Vieginia Guin Peters and Mr. Arvthoy Social Festivities Mark - Week in Diplomatic World (Continued from Fifth Page.) Pen Women's League Tea At 4:30 This Afternoon | This afternoon at 4 rt group of the Leagu Pen Women, District b tertain members of t w#ections of the league : clubhouse. A most deligh is promised, with Dr. 30 o'clock the Paulo Dumont, to M. Reni Aumont, which took place Monday, March 1, in the Dumont home at Neullly-Sur- Helne, Reid S. Baker crris, baritone, and Miss 1d Incorporated solofsts. Mrs. Frank P Dean W. Cherrier will 1 table, assisted by Miss Ruth Cole the Charlton he wllitaey atache of it | 1l ombussy Mrn wiln | lenve tomarrow for i fortnlght's trip | Miss Delthine Barr, Miss Vir through Mouth Caroling, Georgl: Kin Frye, Miss Celeste Dupuy and | rre it Miss Vivian Barr. Mrs. Abner Cowan | Barr 1s hostess for the afternoon Kodaks Photo Finishing and The commercinl counselor of the Hritlsh embuary and Mru, John Joyce Hroderiek will entertaln o company at i Mr. and Mrs. Woodrum | 5 c dinner Huturdoy evi 3 Honor Guests at Musical Representative and Mre, Clifton A. n were guests of honor at an musical given recently by Claudine Ferguson. Besides by Representative Woodrum, Greeting Cards 1 wecretary of | 1 and Senora de Barra ha n :tlmr(n"m} at Wordman I'ark Located Temporavily Miss * songs The wer secretary of the Vene- zuelun legation, Senor Dr. Luis Chur. vion. who wak for seme time charge [#<8iStng in the program were Mrs, | Aaffuires of Venezudla, has been ap. | Raymond Dickey, Miss Ruth Kabbe, pointed secretary of the legation here | Miss Racliel L. Miss Betty Mor and will pmpany the newly ap-|&Kan, Miss Pauline Marsteller, Mr. M Senor Carlos Gris | John Marville and Mr, At alls Tuesday, March | water. 23, for this post. Senor Churrion has| Other many friends here, made during hiz|and Mrs. Jeff Bush former residence, and will be a wel | H. O. Cutting, Mrs come addition to the diplomatic corps. | Mrs . Robertson, 1405 I St. Opposite I St. Entrance Lewis Willard Motel w Buests were Representative y B. Mrs Ready for Easter With an Unusual Display of ' GOWNS....COATS....MILLINERY Replicas of French Frocks Assembled here are American adaptations of the latest modes from the clev- erest design- ers of Paris. The new Gowne for street, after- noon and sports have Paris Favors the Cape-Coat For Madame and Debutante the Cape-Coat is Fash- ion’s smartest Spring mode. Qur showing includes Cape- Coats of Twill Tweed, Faille James . Curtis, Porter Davidson A. Delano, Mrs. son, Mrs. Tracy 1. Duniga Stephen F Mrs., W, o, Mrs, i Golden Dows, in the constantly increasing commer- llittle sugar and pour on enough grape cial bonds between b puntry and julce to glve a tart flavor. Serve in the most be- cominf lines; the loveliest fabrics, colors that flatter and attract. $29.50 Upwards Silk, Satin, Charmeen and Novelty Coat- ings from abroad. $39.50 U pwards RB. 9 < O MRS. ARTHUR K. ROBINSON, George Ehle Wife of Senator Robinson of Indiana, who, w ing at the Mrs. Hayne { during the sessions of Congress, is active al life of rs. Hen ! - Foulke, ) ! . Galiher, .:Nation.s Cabinet Folk | And Other Notables In Passing Throng Donald- Mrs. D el Roosevelt Capital. Mrs, Barman, who will remain a visit Joe Fries, Mrs for uel Jordan Dent Grant, Mrs, L. J. S. Gruver, . William_ F Mrs. Robert Harper, Mrs. 1. A. | Harriman, Mrs. Robert E. Henderson, Ars. Christian Henrich, Mrs. Frank S. Hight, Mrs. Beale R. Howard, Mrs. Henry Hoyt, Mrs. James E. Ives, Mrs. ilennen Jennings, Mrs. Loren John. | ston, Mre. David J. Kaufman. Mrs. tobert Lansing. Mrs. David Meade Lea, Mra. William Mather Lewis. Mrs. A. M. D. McCormick, Mrs. Frederick D. McKenney. Mrs. Charles L. 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