The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-16
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Colby. who were entertained
at dinner last night by the
Ambassador OF Brazil. DIR. Augusta
Cochrane de Alencar, will be guests
tonight OF the Ambassador OF Ar.
gentina, DIR. Tomas A. LeBreton.
He will have a distinguished COM
pany including official folk and
Latin.American diplomats, to meet
them at dinner at the embassy and
afterward more guests Will as
semble for a dance.
The dinner Is the last OF series
being given by the ENJOYS OF sew
Neral OF the South American Repub-
. lies In honor of Secretary Colby
hefore his departure for South
America. where he will make
series OF visits as the personal rep
resentative OF President Wilson and
the Government OF the United
States.
The dinner last night wasr the
formal function given by the Bra
lillian Ambassador IN the handsome
house In II street. the home OF the
late Henry Adams. where the EN-
bassy Is now established. and In
augurated a series OF similar fes-
tivities to be given during the COM
ing season. 1t served. moreover.
as a celebration OF the anniversary
OF the proclamation OF the Republic
OF Brazil. The country achieved
It's independence In 1922, But re-
manned an empire until 1880.
The guests invited to meet Secre-
tary and Mrs. Colby were:
The CHILEAN Ambassador and Mrs.
Mathoeu, the Argentine ambassodr,
the Peruvian ambassador. the Sec.
rotary of the Interior. the Cuban
Minister and Mrs. Cespedes. the
Minister OF Venezuela. the Minister
OF Ecuador and Mrs. Elizade. the
Minister OF Colombia and Mrs. Ur-
ueta. the Minister OF Uruguay and
Mrs. arela. the Undersecretary OF
State and Mrs. Davis, the Director
OF the Pan-American Union. DR.. L,
S. Rowe: tho chief OF the Latin
American division OF the State De-
partment and Mrs. Wales: Mr.. and
Mrs. Cortadelas. OF Bolivia: Captain
Heck. commander OF the battleship
Minas Geraes: Capt. Marques de
Azevado. naval attche OF the en-
bssy nd Mrs. Azevedo: L. G. do
Amalal. first secretary. and Mrs.
Amadal: Sebastiao Sampaio. COM
mercial attche OF the embassy: DR..
Evns, counsellor-atlaw OF the en-
bassy: A. Galvao Bueno. secretary
of the embassy: J. de Sousa Leao.
secretary of the embassy; l.. NJ. Ia
wares. Brazilian consul at Balti-
more, nd Mrs. Tavares.
MRS. Wilson's BOX PARTY.
Mrs Wilson will occupy the White
House box at the National Theater
this afternoon for the first of the
Philadelphia Orchestra concerts, and
will have little party of guests with
her.
Mrs. william Gibbs Mcdoo. Miss
Margaret Wilson. and Miss Helen
Woodrow Bones. who have been visit
ing At the White House. have re-
turned to New York.
The Minister OF the Serbs. Croats
and Slovenes and Nine. Grouitch will
go to New Haven on Friday to stay
over the weekend and to attend the
football game on Saturday. They will
return to town next Tuesday.
No confirmation of the reported
resignation Of the minister of the
Netherlands, DR.. Cremer, has beer
received at the legation here, and So
ciety is hoping that the news, which
was cabled from Holland, Is not cor
rect DR.. Cremer is on a long leave
and has been at have since May. re
operating from a severe Illness. II
health was given as the cause Of hi.
retirement from the service. DR.. and
Nine. Cremer were exceedingly popu
lar in Washington, and 1t would caus,
widespread regret IL they did not re
turn.
The charge d'affaires Of the lega
ton, Mr. De Beaufort, has returned
from Chicago, where he went to at
tend a meeting of the Dutch consul.
in the United States.
LUNCHEON FOR DEBUTANTEs.
Mrs. David l. Taylor was hostes.
at luncheon at the Cafe st. Mark
today. entertaining for her debutant,
daughter, Miss May Taylor, and II
compliment to a sister bud, Miss Anr
Wicks Craven. daughter Of Capt. anC
Mrs. T. T. Craven. The guests in
cluded twenty-four girls, who were
seated at one large table: and Mrs
Taylor and Mrs. Horace Macfarland
who chaperoned the party, had ;
small table nearby.
The company included besides Mis-
Taylor and Miss Craven, Miss Edit
Bacon, Miss Elizabeth Buchanan
Love, Miss Mary Louise johnson. Mis-.
zilla MacDougall. Miss Esther Nc
Vann, Miss Frances Smith, Miss Mar
ion Smith, Miss Margot Fiske. Mis-
Marjorie GLEN, Miss Adeline Oxnard
Miss Margaret Taylor, Miss Elmo
Wheeler, Miss Anne Hight, Miss Cor
don Woodbury., Miss Harriet Love
Miss Katherine Marriott. Miss Mons
Blodgett. Miss Katherine Munson
Miss Laura Dejeune. Miss Marie Am
bier Smith. Miss Frances Hopkins ant
Mrs. Henry Holcombe.
On Thursday Miss Taylor will hav,
an informal tea for. Miss Buchanan
Love. whose marriage to Capt. Ra,