Evening star., 1922-05-07
Social and Personal
Items of Interest in
Diplomatic Circles
Ambassador and Nine. lie
Breton Honor Guests at
Dinner Tomorrow = Rec
ord Of Luncheons and

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| The ambassador of Argentina and
| Nine. Ii. Breton will be the guests of
honor at dinner tomorrow evening of
the counselor of the Spanish embassy,
.Senor de Cardenas. ',l.:-
The ambassador Of Peru and Sonora
de Pezet are. expected to arrive in
New York tomorrow morning from a
| short visit in their home in Peru, and
| will come at once to Washington. ac-
| companied by the Peruvian delegates
to the Chflean-Peruvian conference,
who have been in New York for sew
eral days. The ambassador and Sonora
de Pezet will reopen their apartment
at Wardman' Park Hotel, where they
spent last winter.
Nine LIE Breton, wife of the ambas-
| sador Of Argentina, will be the guest
Of honor at LUNCHEON Friday of. Mrs.
George T. Marye. wife of the former
United States ambassador to Russia.
The minister Of Sweden and Nine.
Wailenberg will entertain at dinner
Tuesday evening. when their guests
have been asked to meet Prof. Dull
strand Of Stockholm; a winner of the
Nobel prize. who came to Washington
to. attend the conference Of oph-
thaamists.-
The minister, Of Bulgaria and Nine.
Panareton viii entertain company
at dinner Tuesday evening in honor
of ths, Secretary of State and Mrs.
Hughes. Is
! pf.s.and Mrs. Henry Leech win ar
Tuesday to spend several day 8 with
! the Minister and Nine. Panaretoff.
Mime. sPanaretof viii. entertain at
tea Saturday afternoon in honor of
DR.. M9ry NJ. Patrick, president of the
constA9tinople College for Women.
withsfAe minister and Nine. Panare-
Mise Anna Stepanekova, sister Of
the Czechoslovak minister, represent
ed her Soountry- end the writer's, ar
| at the book FAR held by the League
Of American Penn Women recently at
the Wardfnan Park Hotel, the books
at her booth. being written by her peo-
pie. bound exQufsitely, ana In this
way giving to the American writer's
| of the high artistic. value Of this
country of middle Europe. The etch-
ingss, exhibited at the Czechoslovak
bdath created much comment and in
terest, this being. the most highly
developed art in that country. The
minister and his sister. who were in
constant attendance at the book fair.
added much to the interest Of their
t3booth,. and exhibits, furnishing infor-
nation OF piquant color and very
real value.
The secretary, Of the Italian en-
bassy and Signora Geisser Celesia en-
tertained company Of ffty young
people Of the unmarried set at sup-
per and dancing last evening In their
home on 3oth street.
| The commercial counselor. Of the
British snabassy and Mrs. John Joyce
Thufsday evening.
The military attache of the Polish
/ legation, Mai. Casimir Mach, has re-
| turned to Washington from = visit of
ttwo months in hts home In Poland
and joined Nine. Mach in their apart
nnent DIT. 2l00 18th street.
| The third secretary Of the Itaiian
| embassy, Mobile Tommaso Assereto,
has as his guest his, brother-fn.ia law.
!Signor Zuffini. who arrived insWash :;
ington short time ago from Peru.
Mobile Assereto has taken an apart
fnent at RAuscher's and given mp his
quarters at 1903 Calvert street -
IS The retiring second secretary Of the
Belgian embassy. Mr.. Robert Silver
cruys, sailed yesterday for his new
Apsst In tiiA Belgian foreign once.
k1fn. Ailxexcr0yB. Will be 4sncceA444 ~
the embADSy III Warrington BY MT.
Graefe, who 70 expected to arrive In.