Evening Star Newspaper, November 6, 1936, Page 25

SOCIETY. Mme. Jusserand Will Visit At the Executive Mansio (Continued From Third Page.) Ortiz de Zavallos, the Counselor of the Peruvian Embassy and Senora de Mendoza, the air attache of the Chilean Embassy and Senora de Puga, Col. Maurice Holmes, U. 8. M. C., and Mrs. Holmes, and Miss Julia MacLean. The Minister of South Africa and Mrs. Close entertained at dinner last evening at the Chevy late of the Royal Artillery of Lon Chase Club in honor of Col. Lewis, don. The Minister and Mrs. Close will go to New York today to attend the annual Armistice ball of the British Great War Veterans of America at the Waldorf-Astoria. They will return to Wash- Ington tomorrow. The United States Minister to Albania and Mrs. Hugh G. Grant were the guests in whose honor Mr. and Mrs. Walker Totty enter- | tained at dinner Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs, Leslie L. Biffle | were also among the guests. The Minister will share honors Sunday afternoon with the Albanian Minister to this country, Mr. Faik Konitza, at a tea given at the George Washington Inn by Miss Frances Youngblood, , Mrs. Pauline Vann Byrd and Mrs, Mary Malone Moore. Assisting in receiving will be Mrs. James Buchanan,*®Mrs. William E. Fort, Mrs. Julien Friant, Mrs. Joseph Y. Dreisonstock, Mrs. H. C. Bond, Mrs. Robert Winston, Mrs. Edwin McDowell, Mrs. B. Y. Martin, Miss Lois Nelson and Miss Majorie Bischoft. Dr. Grant is expected to sail for his post in the Balkan states ‘Tuesday. Mrs. Grant and Miss Louise Grant will remain in the United States visiting relatives for the next few weeks. Col. Maurice Fitzmaurice Day, former military attache of the British Embassy, and Mrs. Day, w ill entertain at dinner this evening 'in honor of Vice Admiral Sidney Bailey, R. N., former naval attache of the British Embassy, and Mrs. Bailey, who are guests of the attache of the embassy and Mrs. . Harold H. Sims. Last evening Vice Admiral and Mrs. Bailey were entertained at dinner by Mrs. Joseph Leiter. Columbian Women Complete Plans For Benefit Party NIRS TOMAS CAJIGAS is general chairman of the benefit card party and musicale to be given by the Co- lumbian Women of George Washing- ton University at the Wardman Park Hotel tomorrow. The Spanish dancers, Taco Cansino and Senorita Juanita, prominent members of the Royal| Opera of Madrid, will be guests of honor at the affair. Assisting Mrs. George B. Jenkins, ¢hairman of the Candy Committee, will be the subdebutantes of Wash- ington dressed in native costume and selling candy, among them Senorita Yolanda Alfaro, daughter of the form- the Social Security Program.” Mrs. Elmer Louis Kayser is in charge of reservations for the luncheon and Mrs. Thomas B. Brown is in charge of bridge for those de- siring to play. The hostesses for the occasion are Mrs. Robert W. Bolwell, Mrs. William C. Van Vieck, Mrs. Vincent Du | Vigneaud, Mrs. Norman B. Ames, Mrs. John B. Whitelaw and Mrs. Thomas B. Brown. | Mrs. Price Honored | By D.A.R. Chapter Mrs. Towson Price was the guest of honor at a luncheon given by tlc | members of Captain Joseph Magruder | Chapter, D. A. R., at the Highland er Minister of Panama, and Senora de| Cafe, Wednesday. Mrs. Price and her Alfaro, Miss Anna Biamon of Puerto Rico, Senorita Maruca Tercero, sister of the Minister of Guatemala and Senorita Beatrice Recinos, daughter of the Minister of Guatemale and | son, Marshall Price, will leave Wash- | ington soon to join Mr. Price in their | new home at Glen Ridge. N. J. Mrs. | Earl Brentwood Fuller, vice regent of | the chapter and State corresponding Senora de Recinos, Senorita Anna | secretary, was chairman of the Com- Arcaya, daughter of the former |mittee on Arrangements. Autumn col- Minister of Venezuela and Senora de | ors predominated in the table decora- Arcaya; Miss Emma Zapater, niece of | tions, with a centerpiece of yellow Dr. Tomas Cajigas and Senorita Ma- | chrysanthemums. tilda Pastoriza, daughter of the Do-| A minican Minister and Senorita de E L, Pastoriza, whose names have beeni Mrs. Ward Hostess. added to the list of patrons and| patronesses supporting the affair. Miss Margeurita Montero and Miss Cira Caragol will dance the rhumba. The climax of the afternoon will be the presentation of the musical artists by Mrs. Joshua Evans, jr. Mr. Leroy Lewis, well known Washington bari- tone, will sing. Mr. Sophocles Pappas, guitar soloist, will play several num- bers on the guitar. Mrs. Thomas|" Burke, internationally known pianist, Mrs. Dudley Ward will be hostess |at a tea which will be given Sunday |for members of Phi Delta Alpha | Sorority and their friends at her home in Rockville, Md. Mrs. Albert Gloyd, Miss M. Cath- erine Dorsch, Miss Mabel Stennett, Miss Louise Gillis and Miss Marie Raftery will alternate at the tea table, sponsored by Paderewski at her debut MORGENTHAU ON TRIP in New York in 1920, will play the plano. Mr. Arsenio Ralon of South|Treasury Secretary to Rest Week | America will play the violin accom- panied on the piano by his wife, Mrs. Ethel Ralon. Miss Mary Owen will sing several numbers. at Sea Island, Ga. Secretary Morgenthau left by train Both Miss | late yesterday for a week’s vacation at Owens and Mr. Lewis will be accom- | Sea Island, Ga., accompanied by Mrs. panied on the piano by Mr. Louis| Morgenthau and his father, Henry Malone. Miss Lenroot Guest Of Faculty Women ‘The faculty women of George Washington University will hold a luncheon at Olney Inn Friday, Novem- ber 13, at 1 o'clock. They will enter- tain as their guest Miss Katherine F. 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