Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1935, Page 18

B2 SOCIETY. Brilliant Function Celebrates Bolivia’s Indeperidence Day Secretary Hull in Distinguished Company. Mrs. Wallace -Plans Vacation. News of Diplomats. HE Secretary of State was in| the notable company attending | the colorful and delightful luncheon given today at the | Mayflower Hotel by the Minister ‘of Bolivia, Senor Dr. Don Enrique Finot, in celebration of the 110th anniversary of the independence of his country. An informal reception preceded the function in the Pan-American room | during which time the national an- thems of Bolivia and the United States were played. The Bolivian flag was flown from the entrance of the hotel, and in the presidential dining room where the luncheon was served. Others present were the Ambassador of Chile, Senor Don Manuel Trucco; the Ambassador of Brazil, Mr. Oswaldo Aranha; the Ambassador of Cuba, Senor Dr. Guillermo Patterson y de Jauregui; the Ambassador of Mexico, Senor Dr. Don Francisco Castillo Napera; the Ambassador at Large of | Peru, Mr. Victor Maurtua; Senator Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas, the Assistant Secretary of State, Mr. Sumner Welles; the Minister of Pana- ma, Senor Dr. Ricardo J. Alfaro: the Minister of Haiti, Mr. Albert Blanchet; the Minister of the Dominican Re- public, Senor Don Rafael Brache; the Minister of Colombia, Senor Don | Miguel Lopez Pumarejo, and the Min- ister of Costa Rica, Senor Don Manuel Gonzalez-Zeledon. | Also the former United States Am- bassador to Chile, Mr. W. S. Culbert- son; the charge d’affairs of Nicaragua. Senor Dr. Don Henri de Bayle: the charge d'affaires of Ecuador, Senor Dr. Don Manuel Gabeza de Vaca; the director general of the Pan-American Union, Dr. Leo S. Rowe; the former United States Minister to Bolivia, Mr. Samuel A. Maginnis; the secretary of education of Panama, Mr. Narciso Garay; the Minister-counselor of the Brazilian Embassy, Mr. C. de Freitas Valle; the chief of the Latin American division of the Department of State, | Mr. Edwin C. Wilson. Others in the company were Senor Don Benjamin Cohen, Senor Don Luis Churion, Dr. Juan Mandoza Almerna, Senor Dr. Don Rafael Fuentes, Senor Juan I. Elguera, Senor Don Juan B Chevalier, Senor Don S. Martinez Mercado, Senor Don Mario Rodriquez, | Senor Don Enrique S. de Lozado, Mr. Edward C. Trueblood, Mr. Drew Pear- son, Mr. Nelson J. Railey, Senor Don Miguel Echegaray y Romea, Senor Don Francisco Palomo, Senor Don Juan A. Calvo, Senor Don Manuel Crespo, Dr. Hebert Schoenfeld, Dr. Jose Guillermo Lewis, Mr. Sidney Gest, Mr. George Abell, Mr. Harry Frantz, Mr. Edward Fox, Mr. Thomas Burke, Mr. Jean Pierre Benard, Mr.| Manuel Giron Cerna, Mr. Manuel | Sigren, Mr. Martin Cardenas and Mr. | Roberto Scott. ‘The Secretary of Agriculture, Mr. Henry C. Wallace, will return to Washington Thursday, from a trip through Texas and in the West. Mrs. | Wallace has been in Washington dur- | ing the several weeks’ absence of the | Secretary. She is planning a visit | to her home in Des Moines later this month. ) The Ambassador of Cuba, Senor Dr. | Guillermo Patterson y de Jauregui, entertained at dinner last evening the United States Ambassador to Cuba, Mr, Jefferson Caffery. The United States Ambassador to the Court of St. James, Mr. Robert Worth Bingham, is arriving in New | York today, aboard the Majestic. He will come to Washington later this | month. 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Gor- | upon his death. | Ambassador Grew To Visit Daughter. The United States Ambassador to Japan, Mr. Joseph C. Grew, who re- cently arrived on the West Coast from Japan, has left there for Han- cock, N. H, to visit his son-in-law and daughter, M. and Mrs. J. Pierre- pont Moffat. The Ambassador will come to Washington August 13 with Mr. Moffat, who will leave soon for his new duties as consul general in Sydney, Australia. The newly appointed Minister of Siam, Mr. Phya Abihbal Rajmaitra is arriving in New York today from Europe on the Ile de France. He is accompanied by Mme. Rajmaitra and is expected to come to Washington this week. The newly appointed United States don, has arrived in Washington tmd‘ is stopping for the present at the | Anchorage. Mrs. Gordon will join | him here next week from Narragan- | sett, R. I, where she has been spend- ing several days. At the conclusion of their visit here they will go to | Ottawa, where Mr. Gordon will con- | fer with his predecessor, Mr. Norman Armour, who was appointed United | States Minister to Canada, taking Lhe1 place of Mr. Warren Delano Robbins | Mr. and Mrs. Gordon will sail the end of August from New York for Haiti, where he will assume bis new duties. Mrs. Julius G. Lay, wife of the United States Minister to Uruguay, | who is at the St. Regis, has been | joined by Mrs. Acosta Nichols of Oyster Bay, Long Island. Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram gave a Iuncheon today in the roof garden of the St. Regis for Mrs. Lay. Senator and Mrs. James P. Pope will leave Washington early next week preparatory to salling August 13 on | the Statendam for Europe. They will be accompanied by Senator Pope’s sec- retary, Mr. Ralph Olmstead, and are expected to return to this country October 5 on the Veedam. The charge d'affaires of Hungary, unrestricted ¢ ENTIRE RIZ1 BROTHERS in“the MISSES WOMENS JUNIOR MISS TheYsizestave{broken butIthereYareyall ‘all patterns fandjall heel _heightsYiny summer materials to choose fromiin these ingenuve, I. Miller Beautiful and Deluxe Models, formerly priced 875 10 ]375 THE Engagement 'EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Announced | guest at luncheon today when Mrs. 15 I o M Mrs. Byrns Ranks at Luncheon Speaker’'s Wife At- tends Mrs. Kay’s Party for Kansan. Mrs. Joseph W. Byrns, wife of the Speaker of the House, was the ranking Edgar B. Kay entertained a cumpn‘ny of 40 at the Woman'’s National Demo- 1 cratic Club, in honor of ker house guest, Miss T. W. Palmer of Kansas City and New York. The guests were Mrs. Samuel Hobbs, Mrs. Percy Quinn, Mrs. Feltus, Mrs. Conner, Mrs. Gar- land Ferguson, Mrs. Claud Porter, Mrs. Eugene Sykes, Mrs. Walter Wyatt, Mrs. John Jacob Thomas, Mrs. Ernest Daniel, Mrs. Clinton Tribby, Mrs. Knox Julien, Mrs. Frank Krippel, Mrs. John McKee, Mrs, William Fitts, Miss Fitts, Mrs. Willlam Foster, Mrs. Eu- gene Woodson, Mrs. Paul Myron Line- barger, Mrs. Walter Brownell, Mrs. Edmund Talcott, Mrs. William Elliott, Mrs. Frank Spring Perry, Mrs. John Barkley, Mrs. N. King, Miss Sara Benson, Mrs. John Norwood, Mrs. W. Hall Trigg, Mrs. W, Grayson Orme, | Mrs. Watson E. Coleman, Mrs. William French, Mrs. Mary Buford, Mrs, E. C. ;Shields, Mrs. Frank Morrison, Mrs. | spent the week end at Ocean City, Md. | They were joined by some of their | l friends. MISS LUCIL{.E BEATRICE IMLAY, Whose mother, Mrs. William Mitchell Imlay of Lyon Park, Va., announces her engagement to Mr. William Nelson Cradlin, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson Cradlin of Rosemont, Va. The wedding will take place in the early Fall, Mr. Anthony de Balasy, will return to Washington this afternoon from New York, where he spent a few days at the Waldorf Astoria. ‘The Australian attorney general and | Mrs. Robert Menzies arrived in Wash- ington this morning from New York | RIZIK'S ... hoice of their STOCK"* Coats, Suits and Dresses at 1/2 Price *Only New Fall Merchandise Excepted! [, [ 1213 F Street 1108 Conn. Ave. EVERY PAIR I*-MILLER semi-annual SALE FINAL PRICE ON WHITE SHOES fnm.‘ the Tbest 1222-F Street N.W. I-MILLER | and will be guests at the Mayflower | while in the city. The Secretary of the Senate and | Mrs. Edwin A. Halsey, together with their young son, Edwin A. Halsey, jr., and R Streets AT MEAL TIME Plan to Dine at The Parrot 1t's always delightfully cool ‘in The Garden. You'll enjoy the good shionrd Southern homemade pas- delicious cock- tries tails. Sunday Dinner Starts at 5 P.M. R Another value d e mo nstration that will d hundreds of new friends to our already long list. This year every effort has been made to bring greater style, greater value and to give greater service than ever before. g c sle Thi Ha worn for The first secretary of the Bmhh | Embassy, Mr, A. F. H. Wiggin, who| has been on leave, is arriving in New, York today on the Majestic from Eng- | land, and will come to the Caplull shortly after his arrival. A DELICIOUS 6-COURSE DINNER that exemplifies the excellence of the Am- bassador’s cuisine. To add to your en- and tnm(on. the Dining Room COOLED. | accoon Almost full length, sllght,ly defined at the waistline, hangin; large lar, in back. It has a attering Johnny col- straight o 5.0 $149.50 Imported Tweed is unusual coat may be dress or sports. ndsome raccoon collar, . large leather trimmed but- tons and tails are features . cket de- | ler. |OLNEY, MD. TUESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1935. E. M. Conway, Mrs. L. 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Coats you dream of owning...and can at this very low price! OTHER COATS WITH SILVER FOX COLLARS $88-108-5128 3 Ways to Pay 1. Liberal Credit Plan. 10% de- posit, balance in convenient monthly payments, plus small carrying charge. 2. Lay-by Plan. 10% deposit, balance in intermediate pay- ments. 3. You may charge on regular coin account. Bill rendered October 1. AIR-COOLED Coat Shop—Third Floor THE HECHT (0. F STREET AT SEVENTH e e e NATIONAL SI100