Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-12-11
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HE Han of the America. of the

minister of Salvador, Senior DE-. Don
Rafael Zaldivar.
The flags Of Salvador and the
United States were draped from the
balcony surrounding the picturesque
patio, one of the most. delightful fea-
lures of the building. where the SOFT
glow of many colored lights rejected
from the fountain on the palms trees
and towering plants.
The minister. assisted by Mime.
Zaldivar. received on the paicony,
gown Of ivory-tinted charmeuse;
draped and made in the new panel
effect, with draperies Of taupe tuiIe.
A band of taupe ostrich feathers
over the left shoulder made a charm-
ing effect. She wore diamond uala
and corsage ornament. and carr1eo an
exquisite bouquet of mauve orcnlos
and pink roses.
They were assisted by Princess
Ghika, wearing a gray chiffon velvet
gown. deliberately draped, with ma :5ne
diamond bandeau low on the lore
head, and Miss Julia Zaldivar, daugh-
ter of the host, who wore charming
gown of pale yellow chiffon, with plue
and yellow ribbons marking the waist
lines, and corSage bouquet OF PINK
roses.
| Groups of palms were arranged
about the Hall of the Americas, where
an unusually interesting =, program N was ths
national anthems of the United States
and Salvador by stringed orchestra.
The host. of the evening made
short address Of welcome, following
leral of the Pan-American Union, read
la very interesting communication
from the President of Salvador dwell
ling on the warm feeling existing be-
tween the two countries and the I'M
!portance of extending trade relations.
Motion pictures showing the beauty
and resources of Salvador concluded
toe program.
A buffet supper was served in one
Il the large rooms opening on the
ball, the table being adorned with
huge plaques of American beauty
roses and silver candelabra, capped
with pale pink shades.
Later, the chairs were removed and
dancing followed.
Those in the brilliant company in
icluded the Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Daniels, Mrs. Thomas Watt Greg
DRY, Miss Jane Gregory, Nine. R1ano,
Nine. Bonillas. Miss Bonillas, the min
lister Of Bolivia and Nine. Calderon,
Miss Calderon, Miss Mercedes Godoy.
the minister of Sweden and Nine. Elk
engren, the minister of Bulgaria and
Nine. Panaretoff, the acting secretary
of state and Mrs. Frank L. Polk,
lSenator Salisbury. Senator and Mrs.
James Hamilton Lewis, Senator and
Mrs. Henry Ashurst, Representative
and Mrs. Henry D. Flood, the third
assistant secretary of state and Mrs.
Breckinridge Long, Representative
Fred Britten,. Gen. Guglielmotti, Senior
Don J. E. Lefevre, Miss Lefevre. Nine
Lacombe, Mrs. Thomas F. Logan, Mrs
Malek A. Loving, Judge and Mrs. C. C.
McChord, Judge and Mrs. Charles B.
Howry. Mrs Charles Boughton. Wood
Miss Morgan. Mrs. Henry c. Corbin
Mrs. Morris Evans.
Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Miss Meta
Morris Evans, Senior DR.. Juan B. Rojo,
and Nine. Rojo, Capt. and Mrs. c. c.
Calhoun, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hervey
Young, Dr.. and Mrs. A. l. staveiy
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Becker, Mr.
}, and Mrs. Walter S. Penfield, Miss
Squire, Mrs. John P. Jackson, Mrs
Charles Warren. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
| Wardman, Mrs. Walter Wells, Mrs
| Harold Walker, Miss Lillian Birney
| Scidmore, DR.. and Mrs. Harvey Wiley
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Heath, Mrs. Frank
| Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome n. Bona
parte, Mrs. Chares NJ Ffoulke, Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. George LIE Roy Boyle
Miss Lascelle Meserve. the Misses
| Cullen, Gen. Crowder, Maj. George
| oakley Totten, Mr.. Edward II. Ever
| EFT, Lieut.. Ames Brown. Mr.. De ZapI
and a number Of officers attached II
the various foreign missions here.
| Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo is Civ
| ing the first Of two at homes at he
| residence, 1872 18th street. this after
| Mrs. Franklin K. Lane. wife of thu
| Secretary of the Interior: Mrs. Davit
| Franklin Houston, wife Of the Score
| tary of Agriculture; Mrs. r. c. LEI
| fngwell, Mrs. James H. Moyle. Mis-
| Moyle, Mrs. Thomas B. Love. MRS: Al
| Mrs. Royal Meeker, Mrs. Charles
| Greene Grimes. Miss Burleson, Nine
| Grimprel and Miss Frances H. Brady
| His imperial hishness, Admira
| Prince Higashi- Fushimi, and his suit
| left washington last evening for thu
| Pacific coast, after a short but bril-
liant series of entertainments, begin
; ming with his presentation to VIC.
President Marshall, at the Capitol
and the splendidly arranged luncheon
at the Pan-American Union building
with the Vice President and Mrs
Marshall as hosts in the place Of thu
President and Mrs. Wilson, and ending
yesterday with the equally interesting
luncheon party which Mr.. Frank Igor
Polk, acting Secretary of State. gave
1 at his residence, 1922 18th street.
Nine. Sulzer, wife of the minister O.
Switzerland, will go to New York to-
morrow to remain several days.
Miss Godoy. who has been the CUES
of Miss Calderon, will return to New
York today.
An international wedding Of wide
social Importance took place toda!
at noon, when Miss Eleanor Carol
Morgan, daughter Of DR.. and Mrs
James Dudley Morgan, became the
bride Of Maj. Maurice Fitzmauric'
Day, M. c.. of the Kings Own York
shire Light Infantry.
The ceremony took place at bud
lea, the beautiful home Of the bride,
parents. in Chevy Chase the Rev
Thomas G. Smythe, officiating, in thu
presence Of small company Of rcla
tives and intimate friends.
The house was adorned with pro
fusion Of chrysanthemums and roses
the ceremony taking place in tn,
spacious living room before an i'm
provised altar, formed Of whit,
chrysanthemums, intermingled will
palms and farleyene ferns.
An orchestra Of stringed instru
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