Evening Star Newspaper, December 11, 1928, Page 18

=13 » b SOCIETY. the Land Hosts at Dinner Last Evening. company at dinner last evening in thebdz:llb:h Hdo\i.!e, mth,el'; ts i e delegates the Inwm.“ffionll "Conference of Ameri- can States on Conciliation and Arbitra- tion and their wives. The guests were the delegates of the Latin Aperican re- publics. They follow: Bolivia, the Minister of Bolivia and Senora de Diez de Medina; Brazil, the Ambassador of Brazil Senhor Gurgel do Amaral, and Senor and Senora Araujo Jorge; Chile, Dr. and Senora Manuel Foster Reca- barren and Senor and Senora Antonio Planet Cordero; Colombia, the Min- ster of Colombia, Senor Dr| Enrique Olaya and Dr. Carlos Escallon; Costa Rica, the Minister of Costa Rica, Senor Don Manuel Castro Quesada; Cuba, the Ambassador of Cuba_ and Senora de Ferrara, and Dr. . Rafael Martinez Ortiz; Dominican Republic, the Minster of the Dominican Republic and Senora de Morales and Senor Gustavo.A. Diaz; Ecuador, the Minister of Ecuador and Senor de Zaldumbide; El Salvador, Dr. sCayetano Ochoa and Dr. David Rosales; §Guatemala, the Minister of Guatemala fand Senora de_Recinos and Dr. and §Senora - Jose Falla-Ariz; Haiti, the fcharge d'affaires of Haiti, Mr. Raoul $Lizaire and Mr. Augustus Bonamy; $Honduras, Senor Marcos Lopez Ponce nd Senor Romulo Duron; Mexico, ernando_Gonzales Roa and Dr. Benito ores; Nicaragua, the Minister of icaragua and Senora de Cesar;, anama, the Minister of Panama and nora de Alfaro and Dr. Carlos L. opez; Paraguay, Dr. Eligio Ayala; cru, the Ambassador of Peru, Dr. Her- an Velarde and Dr. and Senora Victor M. Maurtua; Uruguay, Dr. Jose Pedro arela; Venezuela, the Minister of enezuela and Senora de Grisanti and r. Francisco Arroyo Parejo; United tates of America, the Secretary of . and Mrs. HE President and Mrs. Coolidge l.» entertained a distinguished State and Mrs. Hughes, Mr. Charles L. Cook, master of ceremonies of the State Department: making the pres- entations. Mrs. Kellogg wore a hand- some gown of Burgundy color velvet, the skirt slightly draped, and a tracery of crystals on the bodice. She wore pearls and diamonds. Mrs. Hughes, who received a constant ovation all evening, wore a gown of white tulle and satin, embroidered in silver sequins. Among the guests to arrive early and remain a short time were the Vice President and Mrs. Dawes. Thé dean of the diplomatic corps, .the Ambas- sador of Great Britain and Lady Isabella Howard, arrived early and re- mained for an hour or more. The Vice President-elect, Senator Charles Curtis, and his sister, Mrs. Edward Everett Gann, held a constant reception at one end of the Hall of the Americas during the evening, Mrs.-Gann wearing a gown of emerald-green georgette with an em- broidered effect in crystals on the bodice and on the skirt. The white marble interior of the building was at its best with a gay setting of poinsettia and other Christ- mas flowers. 5 Following the reception the guests al- most immediately fell into step with music, the dancing continuing until midnight. A number of the Senators and Repre- sentatives recently arrived in Washing- Dr.|%ton and their wives were in the com- pany..and many other personages in- terested in Latin American affairs. Sir Esme and Lady Isabella Howard were constantly asked about the lateest news from England on the condition of the King, and. after the guests were res ‘ceived, Mrs. Kellogg and Lady Isabella sat in the corridor overlooking the patio and held a long conversation. Later the Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg and former Secretary of State and Mrs. Hughes were served with supper at a small round table in the patio. Many of the guests went from the Pan-American Union to the Bachelors’ Mr.| Cotillon at the Mayflower. d Mrs. Cord Meyer, jr., and Col. and rs. Osmun_Latrobe and Capt. and Irs. Wilson Brown. The table was a half circle and the andsome gold service was used, the low mounds of pink carnations and tevia with maidenhair fern at inter- fvols and dainty clusters’ of the flowers 3in the gold vases making a beautiful ffect. The mantel was banked with aidenhair fern studded with pink rnations and on the floor before the replace small palms and ferns filled he hollow of the circle with a sea of en, President and Mrs. Coolidge will dine is evening with the Secretary of the asury, Mr. Mellon. ‘The Vice President and Mrs. Dawes iwill be entertained at dinner this eve- ining by the Undersecretary of the reasury and Mrs. Ogden L. Mills, whose ests will number 28. 4 Vice President and Mrs. Dawes were 7the guests in whose honor the Solicitor iGeneral and Mrs. Willlam DeWitt Mitchell entertained at dinner last eve- ining. Others in the company were the ;Japanese Ambassador and Mme. Debu- ichi, the Minister of Switzerland and Mme. Peter, the chief of staff, U. 8. A., jand Mrs. Charles P. Summerall, the fAssistant Attorney General and Mrs, jJohn Marshall and® Mr. and Mrs. iDonald F. Bigelow. (Secretary and Mrs. Kellogg #Hold Reception for Delegates. { The Secretary of State and Mrs. Kellogg were hosts at a brilliantly Jappointed reception and buffet supper ‘gz the Pan-American Union last vening, given in honor of the dele- igates to the International Conference of American States on Conciliation and {Arbitration, five or six hundred guests ‘attending. ¢ The dinner company entertained arlier in the evening by the President ‘and Mrs. Coolidge formed the most im- ‘portant roster of guests at the recep- tion. i The Secretary and Mrs. Kellogg, who I the hall of flags at the “ead of the east stairway, had standing Z\vlm them the former BSecretary of LAAAAAAAAADAAAAANA Rizik ‘The Ambassador of Great Britain and Lady Isabella Howard will be the ruests in whose honor, Mrs. Henry F. Dimock will entertain a company of 30 at dinner this evening. The Italian Ambassador and Nobil Donna Antoinette de Martino will enter- tain a company at dinner this evening followed by a reception to which addi- tional guests have been asked. ‘The Ambassador of Cuba and Senora de Ferrara will be hosts at dinner this ? Karr’s The “Watch word” in Washington Specializing in watches— as we do—naturally gives us an advantage which is to your advantage—in the makes submitted for your selection—in the technical service we can render, and in the assurance that goes with our knowledge and experience. In choosing watches for gifts you want expert guid- ance—and it’s at your com- thand here — with prices maintained at their stand- ard. You'll find parking easy at our new location. Henry C. Karr Timepieces Exclusively 1350 Conn. Ave. Just Below Dupont Circle ¥ : Brothers Special Sale! 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