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legal adviser Of the Itanan embassy;
EnEineer QuattronI and Cavalier Bran
biliA. Cavalier Valentine, Cavalier Buti
ana Mr.. ceiesia, sll Of the EMBASSY stan.
The Minister Of Sweden and Nine
Ekengrep were hosts at a brilliant re-
cepden entertaining in compliment to
Ar. Herman de Lagerkrant1, chief Of
the Swedish special mission. Nine. de
LAgerkrantz and the other members Of
The mission. This guests included rep
resentatives Of diplomatic, resident and
onaeial society. and Mr.. and Nine. de
LAgerirantI had the opportunity Of
gresting many old friends made while
the former was Swedish minister in
Washington.
Nine. Riano. wife Of the Spanish AM
bassador, and Mrs. Robert Lansing
presided at the tea table, and others as
ststing were Nine. van Rappard, Mrs.
Breckinridge Long, Mrs. Josiah Pierce
ana baroness Akerhielm. wife OF the
counselor Of the Swedish Legation
Among the guests were the Secretary
OF State, Mr. Lansing; Nine. Jusserand,
Nine. Haon. Mrs Edward Douglas White
Mrs. William Gibbs MeAdoo, Mrs. Davfd
Franklin Houston, Mrs. George Barnett.
Assistant Secretary OF State and Mrs
william Philips. Breckenridge Long,
Third Assistant Secretary OF State; Mi.
and Mrs. Warren Delano Robbins. Mnfe
Hapge. Mrs. Mahlon Pitney. Col and
Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson. the Assist
ant Secretary OF the Navy IND Mrs
Franklin d. Roosevelt, Mrs Willard K
salisbury, Mrs. Richard olney, and Mrs.
Frederick Gillett.
The French Ambassador. NJ Jusserano.
n Hinnar "a "A be-
Ri Hon Arthur James Balfour. The
guests asked to meet the distinguished
British statesman were the British Am
bassador. Sir Cecil Spring Rice; Admiral
Sir Dudley de Chair. Of the British mis-
sion; NJ Tardisu, Of the French high
commission; NJ. LAuIanhe, representa-
tive OF the French press: Sir Richard
Crawford. commercial adviser Of the
British Embassy; Mr.. Frank L. Polk,
counselor Of the State Department; Mr..
william Phillips, Assistant Secretary Of
state: Mr. Oscar T. Crosby. Assistant
Secretary OF the Treasury: Mr.. Franklin
D. Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of the
Navy; Mr.. Daniel Willard. Mr.. Henry P.
Davidson, Mr.. deBillY Of the French
NJ. Heflmann, Gen. 'Vignal. Commander
de Blanpre, and NJ. de 1Aboulsye, all
Of the French Embassy stan. '
Commander and Mrs. Ralph A Koch
we're hosts at a dinner at the Army and
Navy Club. Their guests included Mrs.
Martin French, Capt. and Mrs. Noble
Irwin. Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. Ogan.
Mrs. Childs. Lieut.. @. o. Carter and
Capt Charles Marsh. Red roses formed
table decorations. Corsase bouquets
were the favors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hudson entertained
at dinner in honor Of Mrs. Zelia NuttalL
Of Mexico City. Mrs Nuttall Is a
prominent archeologist and while IN
Washington Is staying at the burlington.
She has a beautiful historic home, Casa
de Aivarado, once owned by Capt
AlVarada. who went to Mexico with
Cortez Those asked to meet Mrs. Nut
tall were Admiral and Mrs. Frank NJ.
Fletcher, Admiral and Mrs. Harry Mel.
p. Huse, Col. and Mrs. Samuel z. Allen,
Miss Helen Marie Hudson. daughter Of
Mr.: and Mrs. Hudson, who has Just ar
rived from school in Kansas; Judge
Arthur r. Thompson and Mr.. A. H. Nc
Kay
Mrs Nuttall has just returned from the
Hawaiian Island and is enroute to her
home in Mexico.