Evening star., 1924-03-08

corps and Nine. Jusserand. other Off
Gals, ambassadors, ministers and
| lesser members of the diplomatic
corps, with a large number from the
residential society, attended the re-
ception given yesterday afternoon at
ister of Czechoslovakia, Dr. Frantisek
SE;nxaikovsky; in celebration of the
birthday anniversary of the president
OF his country, DR.. T. G. Masaryk.
The guests were received by the
minister and Mr.. Jan Masaryk, son
OF the president. who is a guest at
the aTation. The reception was held
in the red suite, where palms and
roses were used to decorate, and on
the long table at the far end of the
spring blossoms and pink roses. An
orchestra played selections of Czecho-
| slovakia composition, adding charm
to the occasion.
Nine. Lipova, wife of the counselor
| of the legation, who wore gown
] of black chiffon brocade in chiffon
, and black hat with feather trim
! mings; Nine. Hanakova, wife of an
! attache. wearing gown of black
| bands of silver fox on the very short
! sleeves and at the bottom Of the
| skirt, and a small black hat, and
/ Nine. kurazova, wife of the secre-
! tary. wearing gray gown made on
araped alannss linz lines With With long Towing
! The minister gave a reception last
| evening for the Czech colony In
| Washington to celebrate the presi.
dents birthday anniversary
The Secretary of War and Mrs
! Weeks have in their box at the horse
! show at Fort Myer this afternoon
their son-in-law and daughter, MIR
and Mrs. John Washington Davidge
Col. and Mrs. George Holland Chase
! Mrs. Charles Hall, Miss Hall of West
| Newton, Mass, and Miss Preston OF
| Brookline, Mass.
Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes, wife OF
| Senator keyes, entertained at lunch
con today, when her guests included
Mrs: John B. kendrick, Mrs. Edward
T. Sanford, Mrs. Porter H. Dale. Mrs
! Mrs. Il. Hart Fenn. Mrs. Post Wheel
er. Mrs. c. j. Smyth, Mrs. Parker
| West. Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes and
Mrs. Keyes will entertain at lunch
con at the Congressional Club
| "Wednesday, in honor of Nine. Pana-
| retof and Mime. de Varela.
| Senator and Mrs Medill Mccormick k
| VIII announce this evening the en-
gagement of their niece, Miss Eliza
| beth Gordon Hanna, to Mr.. Richard
/ Porter Davidson of Washington. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley Davidson of
! this city and Maryland. The an
nouncement will be made at a dance
to be given tonight at the home of
MISS Hanna, an event she planned
! in honor of Miss Louise Ross Todd
! of Louisville. Ky, niece of Nine.
Hauge. There will be about 125
Miss Todd will be Miss Lillian Wood
! ward of New York and MIR. Ellsworth
/ Daggett.
Preceding the dance Miss Hanna
and Mr. Davidson will be- guests
! Mayer Of New York, but now having
home on 10th street.
/ Miss Hanna is the daughter Of
Elizabeth Gordon Hanna and Dan
Hanna and granddaughter of the late
Senator Mark Hanna. The wedding
will take place May s.
! Senator and Mrs. Claude A. Swan
{, son will be hosts at dinner this even
ing.
! The minister of Bulgaria, Dr.
! Panaretoff, will leave tomorrow for
New York. to remain over the week
end. He will be present. at the open
ring of the exhibition Of Mr.. Nicola
| Michollow. the Bulgarian court
painter.
| The minister of Hungary, Count
| LasZlo Szechenyi, has returned to
WASHINGTON. having passed two months
! The minister of Egypt. Mr.. S. Yousry
Pasha, was the honor guest at lunch
con today of Mr.. Hampson Gary, who
entertained at the Hamilton Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Bacon will come
| to Washington March 16 to be the
guests of the third assistant secre-
! tary of state and Mrs. j. Butler
Wright.
Miss Callie Doyle entertained at
, dinner last evening at the Hotel Hamil-
| ton in honor of Miss Mary Temple.
; The Belgian ambassador and Bar
oness De Cartier will be the gue.ts
! of honor of Col. and Mrs. Morris
Ernest Locke Thursday evening at a
dinner.
Col. and Mrs. Locke were hosts at
| dinner last night entertaining in
honor Of Maj. Gen and Mrs. John L
Hines. and March 16 they will enter
| tain at dinner Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
! Bacon of Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Mitchell
have returned from New York and
have as their guset Mrs. Enoch Ems
| ley Of Memphis
, Mrs. Frederick Irving Cox, wife of
| Interstate Commerce Commissioners
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