Evening star., 1922-12-05

The Secretary and Mrs. Hughes will
entertain the delegates at the per-
formance OF La Boheme" which will
be given tomorrow evening at Polls
Theater. when Senor Manuel Salazar.
a Costa Rican by birth. will sing the
tenor role.
Reception In Honor OF
Central Americans.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Hughes received more than 1900
guests from diplomatic. official and
| resident society in the Pan-American
Union building last night In honor
of the delegates to the conference
on central American Affairs. Mem
| Presidents cabinet family were re-
| ceivcd before the long tratl OF guest
, began to pour through the hall of the
| Americas. the great chamber "here
| the hosts and thr receiving line stooa.
| 4 buffet supper was scrved IN the MA p-
; room on the ground moor.
! The architecture OF inc phiidfi'E :
lends itself perfectly to such gala oc-
| casions as that of last wight and as
i the guests Of honor en'ereo, IN:
were stationed before them. ana WIN
Tho scftly. Lighted patio as the,n pasn
| bearing huge silk flags. emnien's "a
| the Central American countries am
the sixth. bearing tho stars and
| Stripes. -. .,,.
| which are really a part , OF the oe,v wsre
| tive scheme Of the building. WERE
| tellinely placed to give artistic e.
fect. and the decoration In the cor
ridor Of faRs combined palms ana
| ferns with huge clusters OF WIS ~.
| chrysanthemums The frieSe OF .ne
! naEs OF the Latin American coun. .
| "A
notes Of color. .a a.
| GROUPS Of palms were useh az
either end OF the hall OF the amer ss
| icas and slender ornamental trees
were placed in the inches along '"'
wall. ".
The receiving line was one OF ''. ,he
| longest ever to stand in the statelE
chamber ard was headed by the sec
rotary Of state and Mrs husnes' ~. I"
whom the guests were r'eseh'e' ES
aide TO President Harding. with ssv
eral other ot tn" Presidents aines
ias.istine. Mrs Hughes wore 4 De
coming gown of turquoise nius Hel
vet. with a delicate embroideF! y.
silver beads on the bodice and FROM
snd hack nauels. and sleeves of silver
lace, Beside. her stood Mrs. sumner
Welles wife Of the American dele
gate to the conference. "eaf'.k
Iraped gown OF white satin iars-
ornament of hr!il!ants hoIo'ns 'hs
folds at one side. and broad scar
~ ..,;rchiIIa fur across her shout
Others in the imposing receiving
tljne were Senior Don Francisco San
;chez I.atour, minister of Guat"nia "a
Ito the United States. and Sonora dt
lra,our the latter wearing a hand
some draped gown of blue velvet
Sanor LIDO. Don Marcial Prem
counselor of the Guatemala leea'
ition. and Sonora dc Prem. the latte'
in a modish evening gown or hur.
gundy color velvet ana s,nr,,nas 1a.ons
suarez. chief justice and former a,
minister of foreign affairs OF sal.
lyador, and Sonora dc Suarez the
ilatter wearing II becoming gown OF
ros.. pink velvet; DIR. Gustavo tIuer'
REQ. minister of Spain: DR.. Alberto
ircles. former minister Of foreign az
fairs Of Honduras: Senior Don Sal
!vador Cordova. former minister resi-.
dent Of Honduras to Salvador. and
Senorita Carmen Cordova. who wore
a gra ceful gown OF pale green. with
a delicate tracery Of gold: Senior Dor
gress of Honduras. and Sonora de
! Lopez, who wore a handsome gown
of black charmeuse and blue seouins
tSenor Don Emiliano Chamorro: min
lister to the United states and former
president of Nicaragua, and Nine
rose pink velvet and gold.
Senior Don Maxine H. Zepeda. tor-
! mer minister of foreign affairs and
special envoy to the United States
Senior Don Adolto Cardenas, minister
Of finance and former minister OF for
eign affairs OF Nicaragua: Senor Dor
| Jose Andre Coronado. minister Of for.
eign affairs of Costa Rica. and Senora
de Coronado. the latter recent bride
and a lovely picture in her gown OF
| white satin and lace, and wearing q
huge cluster of deep red roses; Senor
Dr. Don Octavio Reeche, Costa Rican
minister to the United States. with
Sonora de Beeche. who wore beauti-
full gown of white satin and rides
cent sequins. All of the ladies of the
receiving line wore few, but beauti-
I full, jewels.
| In the large company were: The dean
Of the diplomatic corps. the Ambassador
Of France, and Nine. Jusserand: the am.
the ambassador Of Peru and Senors
de Pezet. the Ambassador Of Chile and
Nine. Matthew. the ambassador Of Bel.
gium and Baroness de Cartier. the am
bassador of Brasil, Mr.. de Alencar: the
Wiedfeidt. the minister Of Ecuador ant
Sonora de Elizalde. the minister Of Uru.
quay and Nine. Ecrala. the minister ol
}Switzerland and Nine. Peter. the minis
ter Of the Dominican Republic ant
and Nine. Blanchet. the minister O
Sweden and Nine. Wallenberg. the min
lister of Bolivia and Sonora de Ballivian
the minister Of Bulgaria and Nine
Panareto. the minister Of Hungary ant
Countess szecheny. the minister O
Persia. Mira Hussein Khan Alai: the
minister Of Colombia and Sonora Olaya
the minister Of Panama and Sonora
Alfaro, the minister Of Venezuela and
Nine. Arcaya, the Serbian minister, DR.
Pavfchich; the minister Of Austria and
Nine: Prochnik. the charge d'affaires o.
d'a6aires Of Lithuania. Mr.. carneckis
and the minister Of Honduras and
Sonora de Diaz, both the ambassador
and ministers being accompanied b.
! their entire STATS.
othere notable guests included Mrs
her Mr.. Justice McReynolds, the con.
troller OF the Treasury and Mrs. Cris.
singer and Miss Crissinser, the third
assistant secretary Of state and Mrs
Robert Woods Bliss. the alien prop
erty custodian. Col. Thomas Miller;
Mr.. Thomas ]. O'Brien. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Harry P. Huse. Gen. John A
Wharton Pepper. Gen. and Mrs
fevre. Representative and Mrs Fred
Britten. Mrs. Frederic Mckinney and
Miss Virginia McKenney and: Miss
Frederick McKenney, Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore W: Noyes and their daugh.
ter. Mrs. Thompscn: Mrs; John =
Maj. and Mrs. Parker West. DR.. r. g
Moore. Miss Leila Chase, Miss Mar.
gerie Aver, Miss Dorothy Aver OF
F1tchburg. Mass; Col. and Mrs. Ar.