Evening star., 1922-05-23

~ HE President is receiving the
new minister of Guatemala,
| Senior Don Francisco Sanchez
| Latour, and the minister of
! Colombia. Senior DIR. Enrique Olaya,
| this afternoon at the White House,
when they will present their Gre
dentials.
The Vice President has returned
| from Des Moines, Iowa. where he
went to make an address at the 134th
! General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church. Mrs. Coolidge attended the
luncheon given today by the Senate
ladies at the Capitol.
The members of the Peruvian and
| Chilean delegations to the Tacna- :
africa conference. now being held
| here, will go to Annapolis, Nd, to-
| morrow as the guests of the navy
| Department for an inspection OF the
| Naval Academy and will be the
| guests of Admiral Henry b. wilson,
! the superintendent of the academy.
| at luncheon. The ambassador or
| Peru, Senior PeZet; the ambassador or
| Chile. Senior Matthew, and the MEM
| bers of the Peruvian and Chilean en-
bassy staffs will also be in the party.
| Senior and Sonora de Pezet
Dinner HcstS Last Night.
The ambassador of Peru and Sonora
de PeZet entertained at dinner last
! evening a t the Pan American Union
building in honor of the Secretary or
State and Mrs. Hughes and the dele
| gates from Peru to the Tacna- africa
| conference now being held here. The
dinner was served around the Aztec
! fountain in the beautiful patio. which
is a feature of this stately building,
| and the guests, numbering fifty, in
| cluded several members of the Sem
| resentatives. other government Off
| cials and a number of prominent
| residents.
| Stepanek. and his sister. Miss Step
| anek, were hosts at the legation yes
| terday afternoon to an incessent
| stream of visitors who called to pay
| full collection of objects of art made
in the countries the minister diplo-
| matically represents. Miss Stepanek,
who assisted in receiving. the guests.
| wore a rare and beautiful costume
| ladened with exquisite embroidery in
| color, relieved by handwrought lace,
| lace and gold embroidery with flow
ing streamers of gayly brocaded rib
bons. Even to her shoes. the details
| OF the costume were minutely carried
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rural districts of her country wear
Wallace. Miss Mary Wallace and
many others were among the early
| several hundred visitors thronged
| the drawing rooms, including almost
the entire diplomatic corps. There
were also many guests at the lega-
| While the visitors wandered about
the room inspecting the wonderful
specimens of Bohemian glass. laces;
engravings. the minister from time 10
4 time played with exquisite grace
! snatches of the music from composers
OF OF his own country. one or two Of
| and played recently at the White
| House by the Marine Band.
Mrs Rudolph Kaufman enter
| tained at a pergola luncheon today
at Airlie. in compliment to her house
guests. Mrs Henry F. van der voort
and Mrs. Lewis Newton Murray of
! Dunkirk, n. Y.
Mrs. Timberlake. wife of Represent
| ative Charles B. Timberlake of Ster-
| ling, Col, was hostess at a bluebird
| luncheon today at the Commonwealth
farm, delightful old-fashioned
country place near Silver Spring. Md,
| with broad, grassy slopes and beauti-
! full large trees. The guests, number
ing about fifty. were mostly from the
| congressional set, with a number Of
Colorado friends of the hostess. The
! luncheon. which was really a coun-
try dinner with fried chicken and all
| the trimmings" was served at 1
O'Clock, with the guests. seated at two
! long tables. A bluebird marked each
[ place and in its bill was a message of
| joy to each particular guest. In a few
days Representative and Mrs. Tim
| berlake. viii celebrate the first ami
! versary OF their marriage. ard the
event was in the way of celebra-
ton to mark the. event. Mrs. Timber
| lake contemplates giving a series of
like luncheons throughout the spring
and early summer. There was a
charming musical program. in which
some of the guests took part today
and afterward the company played
| bridge on the lawn.
| Mrs. woodward, wife Of Repre-
! sentative Harry G.. woodward. has
Cancelled all of her engagements,
owing to illness, and is now confined
| to her room.
| Princess ,Radziwill. wife of the
honorary counselor of the Polish le-
| CATION. was among the guests at
| luncheon yesterday of Mrs. Adolf
Pavenstaedt. who entertained at the
| Hotel st. Regis, New York.
| Ihe technical attache of the
| Czechoslevakian legation, MIR. Stani-
| slav Spacek, will leave Washington
! in a few days for New York, from
| where he will sail Saturday for Eu-
! rope. He will spend some time at
| Carlsbad and in France before re-
| turning to his home in Czecho-
| slovakia for a visit.
Miss Rebecca Dial is leaving Thurs
| day of this week for Columbia, S. c.,
| where she will assist in producing
| her play, mo Dogs Allowed"
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Tucker
| man will entertain a box party at
| the performance of "a MarriageabIe
| Mother" this evening at the Shubert-
| Garrick Theater, the proceeds of
| which are to be given to the Near
East Relief Those in their party
will include Mrs. E. Marshall Bullitt,
| Mr.. r. Leslie Craigie and Mr.. Nc
| Cormick,Goodha
Notables Witness Ball
| Game for Charity.
The President and Mrs Harding a.
| tended the benefit base ball game played
| yesterday afternoon at the American
| League Park for the Children's Hos
| pital. Those in their party included
Gen. Charles G. Dawes. Mrs George B.
| Christian, jr.; Mr.. Howard Chandler
Christie and Warren Christian. Mrs.
Harding wore simple afternoon gown
Of black georgette, with broad brim-
| med satin and staw hat of a Io,,oJ,,