Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-11-12

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The Secretary of State. Mr.. Balm
fbridge Colby, will be honor guest az
a dinner at which the minister OF
uruguay, DR.. Jacobe Varela. VIII DE
host, this evening at the Pan Amer
lean Union building. The guests will
number about thirty. and will inciuoe
members of the cabinet. Ambassadors
and ministers of the Latin american
countries. and officials of the state
Department. There will be speeches.
at the close Of the dinner.
] The Secretary Of the Interior
Judge John Barton Payne, mas re-
turned from a trip to Cincinnati, ohio'
where he made an address at meet
ing Of the Medical College.
| Nine. Grouitch, wife Of the minister
Of the Serbs, Croats and SloVenes' wiii
not be at home this afternoon ana
will not resume her receptions until
December.
| The United States minister to Sal
vador and Mrs. Peter Augustus Jay,
who have been visiting the counselor
of the italian embassy and Signora
Brambilla, will leave Washington to-
day. Signor and Signora Brambilla
were hosts at a luncheon Monday In
honor Of their guests. and they Will
also entertain a luncheon company
tomorrow.
Celebration at French Embassy.
A dinner was given last night at
! the French embassy by Prince de
Bearn ct de Chaiais, charge d'affaires.
OF the proclamation Of the French
republic. which. according to de-
cision of the French parliament, is
celebrated in France on Armistice day.
Besides all the ambassadors &C
credited to the United States. the
ministers or charges d'affaires OF the
countries whose armies fought dur
ing the war on the side of all allies
were invited.
Covers were laid for sixty. at six
small tables presided over by the
wife Of the military attache of the
embassy; Gen. Nivelle. former gem
eraliSsimo of the French armies;
Gen. Collardet, Commander Rigai'
naval attache. and M. j. Henry, sec
| rotary of the embassy.
The guests dining were: The am
bassador of Spain and Nine. de Rlano'
| M. Bakhmeteff, ambassador of Russia;
| the ambassador Of Chilli and Nine. dc
| Matthew. NJ. lie Breton, ambassador o!
Argentina; M. Pezet. ambassador OF
ambassador of Italy: Lady Geddes.
wife of the ambassador of Great Brit
ain; Vicomte d'Alte, minister OF For
| tugal: the minister of the Serbs,
| Croats and Slovenes and Mime. Grou-
itch: Princess Lubomirska, wife Of the
minister of Poland; the minister OF
Greece and Nine. Tsamados. Gen. Pey-
] ton March. chief of staff; Admiral and
Mrs. Grayson, NJ Symon, charge daft
faires Of Belgium: N. Lahovary,
| charge d'anaires of Italy and Nine.
Brambilla, the charge d'affaires of
Csechoslovakia and Nine. Halla, Ad-
miral and Mrs. Rousseau. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sumner welles. Mrs. H. c. Corbin.
! Field. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock. Mrs
William Slater. Mrs. J. Carroll Fra
ger, Mrs. J. Borden Hartman. Mrs.
Frederic Keep. Mrs. D. w. McCombs,
! Miss Sarah Lee. Miss Josephine Pat
ten, Miss Katherine Colby: daughter
Miss Louise Delano, Mr.. Sterling.
counselor Of the United States en-
bassy in Paris; Col. Buckley. attache
to Gen. Nivelle: NJ. Lanel. Gen. Fer
bers Of the French delegation at the
photographic conference: Prince Eugene
| Lubomirski nephew Of the Polish
minister; Col. -Azan. Gen. Nivelle's aid;
NJ. Hubert Guerin. attache Of the
French embassy: commandant Dio-
| New York; NJ. Abel Bergeron, vice
consul Of France. and NJ. Jean Me-
zieres Of the embassy's stan. The
dinner was followed by reception
and dance, to which were invited
Congress. Of the diplomatic corps.
Army and Navy officers. and members
Of Washington society.
are entertaining at a large reception
| this afternoon from 4 to at their
residence. 1915 21st street. in cele-
bration OF their tenth wedding ami
versary. A charming floral decora-
ton sdorns the various a rooms ON OF the
numbering about 800. will include
several from out of town, with them
Mr. and Mrs. Ebenizer Hill and Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Caldwell of New
York and Mr.. and Mrs. William Kern
Mrs Robert E. coontz and Mrs.
Charles Oman will preside at the tea
| table and Mrs. bingham Townsend
| will serve punch. The other assist
| ants will include Mrs. Frank Jack
| Kathleen Thompson and Miss Anna
| Hacker.
! Mrs. Charles s. Bromwell. who is
F.; planning to give a large dinner dance
| in December. will be hostess at
dinner of eighteen covers this even
I ing. given in compliment to Col. Frank
| Cheatam, U. s. A.. and Mrs. Cheatam.
| Miss Mildred Bromwell will entertain
at large buffet supper on the even.
/ ing Of November 10. before the ball
at the British embassy. when her
/ guests will include a number from
| Baltimore and other cities.
Miss Edith Bacon, the debutante
| daughter Of Mrs. l. s. Bacon. was
hostess at a luAcheon today at her
| home on Connecticut avenue in COM
| pliment to a group Of the seasons
I buds. Her guests included Miss May
! Taylor, Miss Ann Wickes Craven,
/ Miss Adeline Oxnard. Miss Margaret
i Taylor, Miss Mary Louise johnson.
|! Miss Katherine Marriott, Miss Cath
| crime Mary Smyth. Miss Myra Morgan
| and Miss Marjorie Gelm.
/! Col. and Mrs. Charles H. Patterson
| were hosts at luncheon yesterday.
| when they entertained In compliment
| to the ambassador Of Russia and
| Nine. Bakhmeteff. Their guests in
\ sian embassy, Prince NJ. A. Gagarine,
| and PRINCESS Gagarine, Mr.. NJ. NJ. Kar-
4 povich, attache of the embassy, and
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Glover have
\ visit their son-in-law and dau~a ,er.
! Mr.. and Nine. Rene de Mares van
swinderen.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hewson are
leaving next week for ST. augustine;
/ months Mrs. Hewson will be at home
u Sunday afternoon.
4 Capt. and Mrs. c. c. Calhoun enter