Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1936, Page 49

SOCIETY. Foreign Visitors In Capital Horse Show Brings Round of Entertain- ing at Embassies. (Continued From First Page.) resident society as well as the mem- bers of the teams competing in the show and the officials of the Inter- American Horse Show Association. The Polish Ambassador, Count Jerzy Potocki, will entertain at luncheon Tuesday in honor of Mr. -Landreth Harrison, who shortly will leave for his new post as third secre- tary of the United States Embassy at Warsaw. Mr. Harrison has been on duty in the Eastern European division of the State Department where he has hadgparticular charge of affairs of the Baltic states, Poland and Finland, for which Mr. Harrison is well versed, having made a special study of these ‘countries. The Ambassador is at Saratoga Springs today attending the observ- ance of the anniversary of the Battle of Saratoga in which Gen. Kosciusko, famous Polish officer, took part, The observance today is in honor of the Ambassador’s distinguished country- | man who took such an active and ef- fective part in the Revolytionary War | of the United States. The Ambassador will return tomorro The Ecuador Ambassador, Senor Captain Eloy Alfaro, and the third sec- retary of the Embassy, Senor Don Adolfo Paez, will return tomorrow . ‘Monday) from West Point, where they went to spend the week end with the former's sons, Senor Eloy Alfaro, | jr., and Senor Jaime Alfaro, who are cadets at the United States Military Academy, having entered their son year this Fall. The Swiss Minister and Mme. Peter | entertained a small company infor-| mally at luncheon yesterday. The Danish Minister and Mme. Wadsted were hosts informally at luncheon Thursday, entertaining in compliment to Mme. Korfoed, 8 news- | paper woman of Denmark, who is in this country for several weeks' stay. ‘The Salvador Minister and Senora de Castro will move the end of this week from the house ht 5630 16th street, which they have occupied for more than two years, and will take posses- sion of the home of Mrs. Barry Mohun | at 2362 Massachusetts avenue. The Costa Rican Minister and Senora de Beeche, who have lived in New York, where the offices of the Jegation were established, have re- turned to Washington. They have taken the house at 2125 Leroy place, where the offices of the legation have been moved. The Bolivian Minister and Senora de Gauchalla had as their guest for | a few days early in the week the re- | tiring Consul General of Bolivia at| New York. Senor Penaranda, who, with | Senora de Penaranda, sailed yester- day for his new post as Bolivian | Charge d'Affaires at London. The newly appointed Minister of ‘Czechoslovakia, Col. Viadimir Hurban, | accompanied by Mme, Hurban, isf expected to sail next week for this country and will come to Washington in November. The Minister has many friends in the National Capital where he served in 1921 as military attache. He will succeed Dr. Ferdinand Veverka, who represented his governe | ment at this post since 1928 and left here in August. The retiring Charge d'Affaires of .Panama and Senora de Chevalier will leave tomorrow for New York prepar- atory to sailing for their home on the Isthmus. Senor Chevalier has been appointed undersecretary of foreign affairs of Panama after 14 years as gecretary of the legation in Washing- ton. Senor and Senora de Chevalier have been constantly entertained since the announcement of their leaving, and yesterday Mrs. J. J. Lewis was hostess at luncheon in compliment to Senora de Chevalier. Last evening a fare- well party was given in honor of these very popular members of the diplo- matic corps by Dr. and Mrs, Tomas Cajigas, The counselor of the German Em- bassy, Herr Hans Thomsen, who re- | cently came to this post is staying at | the Mayflower and will be joined before Christmas by Frau Thomsen. ‘The counselor of the Danish Lega- | tion and Mme. Eickhoff have given up their apartment in the Shoreham | and moved to the house at 2146 Wyo- | ming avenue, which they have leased for the Winter. ‘The first secretary of the Turkish | embassy, Mr. Resid Anamur, who recently took up his duties at the | embassy, has taken an apartment at 8715 Cortland place. ‘The first secretary of the Czecho- tlovak legation, Mr. Otakar Kabelac, The Final Touch to Personal Charm Odorcide Odorcide suppresses excess perspiration and entirely nullifies unpleasant odors. Soothing and refreshing. 1t will not clog pores and contains no acid to injure or irritate your skin. 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The second secretary of the Bra- zilian embassy and Senhora de Sousa Freitas, who have been living at the embassy on Massachusetts avenue, have moved to the house at 3017 Forty-fourth place, which they have leased for the Winter, The second secretary of the Ecua- dor embassy and Senora de Crespo have given up their apartment in the Dupont Circle and have moved to the Jefferson, where they have taken an apartment for the season. |:¥" The secretary of the Yugoslav le- gation, Mr. Rastko Petrovic, who has been Charge d'Affaires during the | absence of the Minister M. Fotitch, | has moved from the legation to an apartment at 2910 Cortland place. The attache of the British embassy and Mrs. Harold H. Sims will enter- tain at dinner tomorrow evening in | their apartment in the Wardman | Park Hotel. | Mr. and Mrs. Sims will have as their guests at the end of this wéek Vice Admiral and Mrs. Sidney Bailey, who were with them for a short stay a week ago. PSR R Mr. Mavors Host At Oyster Roast Albert P. Mavors gave -ng Mr. | oyster roast at the Lydia Ann Cot- |} tage, North Beach, Md., last week end, in honor of his daughter, Mrs. Ida Ewald. The festivities began Satur- | day night with a buffet supper, sing- ing and dancing and the roast began lat 11 o'clock Sunday and continued until 6 o'clock. Among the guests from Washington were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herrmann and daughter Chris tina, Mr. John Hart, Mrs. Edith Allen, | Mr. Harry Cassel, Mr. and Mrs. John | i Kurtz, Mr. and Mrs. George Merrian Mr. and Mrs. Edward O’Connell, Mrs. Mary White, Mrs. Helen La Fontaine, Mrs. Lena Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hart, sr.; Mr. Eddie Hat, jr.; Miss Lucille Knott, Mr. and Mrs. William Mattoon, Mr. and Mrs. | Walker, Miss Eva Brice and Mr. E. |N. Venable. Guests from Mount | Rainer, Md, .were Mrs. Katherine Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. James Nash and Mr. and Mrs. Will Hermann. North Beach and Seaside guests were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Russell and & daughters Luella and Gwendolyn, Mr. | ‘g Harry Beers, Mr. Clifton Ward, Mr. o Willard Ward, Mr. Wesley Stinnett and Mr. Oden Hall, South Carolina Club Dutch Treat Lunch The South Carolina Club has ar- ranged a Dutch treat luncheca Tues- | & day at 1 o'clock in the Admiral at 1640 Rhode Isiand avenue. Mrs. John J. Fitzgerald is in charge of the arrange- ¢ ments and is assisted by Mrs. Thew Johnson and Mrs. Bruce Card, with whom reservations should be made by tomorrow. |5 | | i FINE WATCH REPAIRING Al Work Guaranteed at Reasonable Prices n ERNEST BURK "’\‘ EXPERT WATCHMAKER L7 307 Kresge Bidg. DI. 2773 Entrance: 1105 G St. N.W. Formerly head watchmaker with Chas. TOLL HOUSE R = ROAST CHICKEN DINNER With Mrs. K.'s Wild Grape Jelly Pumpkin Pie OTHER DINNERS: Steaks—Chops— Fried Chicken—Smithfield Ham Sunday Breakfast Phone Shepherd 3500 > AFTER | WE MAKE SHOES LONGER, WIDER OR __ NARROWER. 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As a part- ing remark she obvserved, “I'm 83 years old and ready to die any time the Lord wants me.” Proceeding toward the street car tracks, a hundred feet distant, she walked upon the railroad tracks, ap- parently failing to se¢ the signals ing of the train' 1214-1220 F STREET Especially Featured Distinguished, becoming fashions with all the luxury of the new mode, designed with fine details and work- Styles chosen by expert buyers who know manship. BUREAUCRACY IS HELD GOVERNMENT THREAT | By the Associated Press. GATE CITY, Va., October 24— have built up a bureaucracy at Wash- ington which threatens to engulf the Government itself under the leader- ship of a man who has never had any experience at anything except spend- ing other people’s money,” Col. Henry W. 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