Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1931, Page 18

3 THE EVENING TUSDAY, MARCH 1931. SOCIETY. Acebo; the second secretary of the|Jadwin, late chief of engineers of the | events and having been in the cast of | ranged Prancls Leigh, being in part Ramon | United States Army. “The Cross Trium ” in its premier. | repeated Ignnll’%?nryk:‘tu:en- , and % it sm?d :.hn cl;:c. Ralph h-“gaen f:& gan and soprano. —— Mrs. rd J. Holl; n movi production — Mrs, Wilbur J Oarr was hostess at|and Arsc Fhomas Thorsill of 'Seq | Mfe. Ralph in volce cultare and. in| Mrs. Elonso Tyner and her daughter, luncheon today in_compliment to Mme. | prancisco will be the honor guests of | musical work for the movies. Miss Peggy Tyner, are spending a fort- Wu, wife of the Chinese Minister. Mrs. Andrews in the Andrews studios| Mrs. Thomhil, whose husband is|DIEht if Wash and are at the s ity 0.1 e ae | PRy stationed in Pariama, is vISiting her e o i AL e | e resentative-ele . F. Curry mother, Mrs, Randolph Ke! rrest, > been abroad California and Mrs. Curry, who sre at |, CPt Ralph, 1. 8, A, retived, and | T 0, K, Beotol jonths, will leave the middle of this Kew Gardens until after, the close of | washington, where they resided du Mrs. Andrews’ guests Thursday will | ner's sister sn Sante Bornin, Mre TV- will leave shortly after that|, . "several’ years following the war, | include mem! of the original “Cross rbara. for the coast. Their aunt, Mrs. A. M. g Pet , and Representative Curry'’s sister, Miss Florence, are with them in Washington, and yesterday Mrs. Curry entertained at bridge in their honor. 4 Mrs, Peterson is returning to California HE Attorney General and Mrs. :ld;rlnry. b:“ the Pinancial Attache and |in a few days. Witt Mitchell at- e. Monick. — gg"":‘fn o concer: e Xg‘fi The Ambassador of Germany, and !fl"n'l!no fie'fi.’nxm""fafi’ffi; i even| \ ) Amerea T e mion BHild- | Pray_ von Prittwits und Gagtron ‘were given last evening at the Army and Navy ng, with Dr. L. 8. Rowe, director gen- | hosts at luncheon today in compliment un! Llup, tne ocuasion honoring fifty-third given in . Gurge maral, - :‘g:?r:}cnwh‘; tl‘:?flnm‘é Service Orches- | Jeave shortly for Japan to assume his .lyene was given by the lt}flgen of the tra and assisting artists. L 0eW ‘gug:: as Amb‘-l::d:r“ !:r':m ‘,:r-lzgle _:gl:h:"dvou“tt: 1?:n'e“r:‘ s m:n Amor the ingu! { u amon| 3 5 oompul;‘; :ffla"; r:lrxlrnbe:efl about 1,400, | German Mlnl.lur'w Brazil, Herr H. von miltt« in charge of arrangements in- were the Ambassador of Mexico and ! Knipping, who is at the Willard for a &:‘lm %01 Afl-h‘\g W. Brown, hl;‘leut. Senora de Tellez, the Ambassador of | few days prior to leaving for Rio de Weirxu.u (;:. 81;!1 l::: o-pt,u.lm qu Pery Senor Don Manuel de Freyre ¥ | Jjaneiro. b e g P b g e S, Yraiar e i 51 Amssacor and e, | k. Bian Winsip, GoL Bennis F, hmet Muhtar; the nister of | The Japanese Ambassador ai .. 2 J J M e reln: the MINISter 0f | ey o eoteriain ot dinner Thurs: | Guinian and Gen. Kreger. Guatemals and Senora de Recinos, the | gay evening in the embassy. Mrs. Benjamin F. Hutchinson enter- s tained a party at luncheon yesterday at inister of Bolivia and Senora de Die o Medina, the Minister of Lithuanis, | ygme wu, wite of the Chinese Min- | fhingsl 8 PSfty at lun Mr. Bronius Kasimir Balutis; the Min- | e VY Voo Priday for the otel. ister of Nicaragua and Senora de Sa- | oo iime this season. Mrs. David A. Reed was hostess today casa, the charge d'affaires of Panama to members of the Senate Ladles’ and Senora de Chevalier, the charge | ughter of the Ambas- | Luncheon Club, S'aftaires of Colombia, Senor Don Jose | sador of Turkey, Mr. Ahmet Muhtar, s M. Coronado: Represent!ltlx/e l“% 1\‘:;;'! ] not sail for her home t:‘ ‘Turkey . c;e%t»ms:nuel B.‘ Bcnube{(wm re- and Representative an - | until the middle of the month. burs apartment, at ardman r 881 Bloom, @ | Park Hotel from Garden City, where he | Henry W. Temple. | oty s | The military attache of the Japanese | and Mrs. Sandberg have been guests for | || b The Secretary of War and Mrs. Pat- | embassy, Col. Shohel Washizu, Will be | several days. Mrs. Sandberg will re- | | Be rick J. Hurley have returned to the|pogt at a receplion this afternoon from |turn to Washington the latter part of . Capital after spending a few days n |5 ¢5 7 o'clock in the Chinese and Pan-|the week, Ottawa, Canada, where they were gUestS | American rooms at the Mayflower. of the United States Minister to Canada | yarjed-color Japanese lanterns will [ Dance of Engineer Corps and Mrs. Hanford MacNider. lght the rooms in & Sott mellow g10W | Gffcers Postponed o Aprl. and throw fantastic patterns on ‘Mrs. Wilbur, wife of the Secretary of [ Galis “which will be banked with palms mg‘héo g:sn:z;; t'hne n;x:i:resumn;% ll:,mé the Interior, has returned to Washing- | and ‘a profusion of flowers. Included | 7 SRR CL TRENeEn B CIThTEtaR ton_from & delighttul motor trip 18 | among the 200 guests who will attend| {1 army and Navy Country Club has Tearby Virginia. She was sccompanied | Wi be ‘the Japancse Ambassador and | (1S, ATmY ang Nayy Country Club has ||| by her son and dsughter-in-law, DI. | Mme ™ Depuchi, military attaches of | 263 PO e ! I and Mrs. Dwight L. Wilbur. The trip | fotaicy “missions in Washington and 7 officers of the United States Army and their wives. The naval attache of the Spanish embassy and Senora de Iglesias were hosts at dinner last evening in the Shoreham in compliment to the Am- bassador of Spain and Scnora de Padilla. The l’uel"f lncludc;i‘usmburvxu ! Dona Rosa Padilla, Seno: na B0 Menon. Like ah dinner partics| Maria Padila, ihe commercal coun- ¥ - | Sel bass iy ey e g Y astantly | Senora de Calderon, the milltary at- hanging one on account of the late | lache of the Spanish embassy ard ssion. Senora Planell, the attache of the RS o Spanish embassy and Senors Eche- Distinguish garay, the first secretary of pan- et a¢ Bastasey. ish embassy, Senor Don Jose Gomes toinette de Martino will en : dAl:ner ev.hn :vemns in the embassy. | Mrs. K's Ambassador of France and Mme. ||| TOLL HOUSE TAVERN | much or little for BRI Tome . || your Spring Coat shop at Harris’ SOCIETY. STAR, WASHINGTON, 1. (., SOCIETY [ — . ESTA kl!N!D OV!! FIFTY YIAR! Spring Drapery and Slip Cover Materials’ NOW ON DISPLAY Beautiful Hand-Block Linens, Chintzes, Cretonnes, Light Silks and Jaspe Materials in wide variety, provide selece tions for every taste and dees orative scheme. Notable Con_xpany Attends Concert at Pan-American Union Building Last Evening. having actively participated in dramatic ' Triumphant” cast, the mus (Continued on Third Page.) If You Were Unable to Meet Mlle. Manka Rubinstein at Jelleff’s Last Week Consult with her Representative Miss Pasbach Who Will Be in the Toiletries Shop the Rest of This Week ESTIMATES AND SUGGESTIONS CHEERFULLY FURNISHED James B. Henperson Fine Furniture and Interior Decorating 1108 G Street—Phones: District 767 W. & J. Sloane—Foremost F cluded stops in Yorktown, Jamestown, ‘Iglchmond. Charlottesville and Monti- ug:-. and Mrs. Wilbur will leave Wash- ington Thursday to spend a short time in Philadelphia before returning to their | home at Rochester, Minn. The Secretary of State and Mrs. Stimson were guests at dinner last eve- BURLINGTON HOTEL Banquets, $1.25 Up Bridse Parties—Dances Our_Noted Special Dinner Dally, $1.00 Club Breakfasts from 30c to 85¢ Club Luncheons, 40c, 50¢ and 75¢ Decatur 0500 1120 Vermont Ave. Whether you spend Dewey. Following the dinner Ambas- sador Claudel presented Mr. with the Cross of Commander of the Legion of Honor bestowed upon Mr. Dewey by the French government. The other guests at the dinner were the Minister of Rumania, Mr. Charles A. Davila; Representative and Mrs. Robert Low Bacon; Assistant Secretary of War m;rm;. '; Tl;:m Davison; the counse! of 3 embassy, e e e o |[| e aremineds T e Calirable fi Mr. and Mrs. - Bf»o ls"sn{neer. Luncheon / second secretary of o bassy and Mine, Massalska, Mrs. John g A illiams, Mrs. Clarence Wilson, Mrs. Rose Meriam. Mvs. Eleanor Batterson, Noon to 8:30 P.M. Miss Mary Patten, Mr. David Edward Sunday Morning Breakfast, Tos , Mr, Robert P. Kelley, and the . 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