Evening star., 1923-04-17


Jusseran. will go to New
York to meet Nine. JUS
serand on her arrival there
Saturday aboard the Paris. Yesterday
the ambassador decorated Gen.
Charles q. Mortimer. the ceremony
being followed by luncheon At the
embassy
The ambassador of Belgium and
Baroness de Cartier went to New
York this morning and will return
the end Of the week.
The Italian ambassador. Prince Cae-
tani, will be the honor guest at din
ner this evening of the Minister ol
Bulgaria and Nine. PanaretoH
The ambassador of Japan and Nine.
Hanihara will be the guests or honor
at dinner this evening of the Princess
Ghika, who will entertain a dis
tinguished company at the Shoreham
The minister OF Czechoslovakia. Dr;
Stepanek. will entertain at a musicai
at the legation this afternoon, when
a group of children singers from
Czechoslovakia will give concert.
Mrs. John Allan Dougherty VIII as
sist the minister in receiving the
guests. who will number about Ioo'
including members Of official, dlplo-
matte and residential society.
The minister Will eNleTldiH Soih
pany at dinner this evening, in honor
Of the officers of the American Reu
Cross.
The minister of Switzerland and
Madame Peter have with them for
week their son, Mr.. Georges Peter,
who is spending his spring vacatnoh
from Harvard In Washington. Inc
to go to Cambridge in June. when
their son will be graduated; He VIII
later accompany them to their home
in Switzerland for the summer.
Senator David A. Reed has returned
TO washington from his home In
Pittsburgh and is at the Shoreham'
Senator and Mrs. James Couzens
went to White Sulphur Springs yes
tel day to remain for the late spring
season.
The military attache of the French
embassy and Nine. Dumont enter
tanned at luncheon today at tnelr
residence on Connecticut aVenue
when their guests included: Mrs
Theodore v. Boynton. Miss Sarah Lee
Miss Ernst, Miss Gertrude Myer, Mile
Marthe Dumont, Mile. Paule Dumont
the first secretary of the embassy, MI
NJ. Heilmann; the assistant mln'aTs
attache of the embassy, Capt. Z
Lombard, and Capt. Labat.
The counselor of the Norwegian
legation and Nine. Steen Will enter
tain at dinner this evening In compL.
legation and Nine. Kwapiszewska.
Last evening the counselor anc
Nine. kwapiszewska were guests OF
honor of the commerclal counselor o'
the Swedish legation and Nine
Weidel.
Mrs. Harry H. Bandholtz. wife OF
two n a
con followed by bridge today In
compliment to Mrs. Conrad Babcock
wife of Col. Babcock. There were
twelve guests in the company. Gen
and Mrs. Bandholtz Will entertain a.
dinner on Thursday evening.
Wedding in Mexican Empass!
OF Special Interest.
An interesting wedding was tina
IN the Mexican embassy this morning
Of Miss Ruth v. Stallsmith,, daugntel
Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. W stallsmith %. Q,
ouintaniiia. jr., attache Of the Mex
ican embassy The ceremony wa!
performed at II o'clock by the Rev
Ernest c. Smith, and was 1olIo"ee
The bride wore a quaint gown OF
ashes of roses taffeta, the skirt zone
and bouffant and the bodice tlgh,
fitting, which slightly droopea n taort
gette crepe, in gray and PINK te
match her gown, and she carried ar
old fashioned bouquet or PINK rose.
only attendant was Miss Elizabeth
Coker of Atlanta, Ga, who wore dark
blue taffeta trimmed with green lace
and a hat of green georsette crepe
She carried white roses.
Senior Don Manuel C. Teller, charge
d'affaires of Mexico. was best man.
Among those who, attended the
wedding and remained Tor as,pee me peeaa q,
Mexico and Sonora de Tellez; the
chief of the Mexican division OF the
State Department. Mr.. Matthew =
Hanna; the second secretary or the
Belgian embassy and Nine. Graen
the second secretary of the Argen-
tine embassy, Mr.. Luis S. Luti; the
second secretary of the Ecuador ie'
cation. Senior Don Juan Bar5erlS
the second secretary Of the Greek
legation, Mr.. Diamantopoulos: the
third secretary of the Spanish en-
bassy. Senior Don Jaime Agelet !
Garriga; the honorary counselor o.
viii; Will Mr.. and Mrs. stallsmith, par
ents of the bride. and her sisters
Miss Katharine Stallsmith. Miss Eliza
beth Srallsmith and Miss Martha stall
smith; Miss Jennie Myers OF bslti.
Myers of Gettysburg. her cousin; MISS
Katharine Coleman of Hanover, "a.
Mr.. Edwin Keith, Mr.. Caesar Aram'
buru. Mr.. Juan Mendoza, the attaehe
of the Chilean embassy. Senior Dor
Augusta Errazuris: Mr. Chirwin, Mr.
A. Fernandez Concha. Mr: r. P Funk
houser, Mr.. Lawrence Riis of Pough
keepsie, NJ Y; Mr. Monteros o
Gettysburg College, Mr.. Gilberto d.
Hoyos. Mr. Gonzalo Meza, Mr.. Faustt
Madrid, G.: Mr.. Leo Alvarado. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Luis Rivera Rosas. DR.. and Mrs
walton c. John. Mr. Jack Costigal
and the members of the Mexican EN-
bassy staff.
Senor and Sonora de Quintanill;
will leave later this afternoon for New
York, the latter travelling in suit o
dark blue poiret twill. with q small
blue tailored hat. They will sal
from New York Thursday aboard tn
Fsneranza for Mexico, where they will