The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-01
INFOR MALITY
MARKS
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Minister Of Guatemala
and Nine. Sanchez-La-
tour Are Hosts
By JEAN ELIOT.
ERHAPs the most delightful

feature OF the dance given last
evening at the Pan-American
Union by the Minister of Guatemala
and Nine Sanchez Latour was its
1 informality. Guests were invited
to hear that odd and rather appeal
lne Guatennalan instrument. the
niafimha. and to dance to its
strains. And. az it was q small
party, as Pan-An1erican parties so,
the company assembled on me
ground floor of the building. sitting
about IN the beautiful patio, which
wAe omen to the starllt sky and In
which the fnarinaba orchestra was
ataffoned. or dancing in the broad
marble paved corridors opening
thArefrom.
Supper was served on the. ter.
race overlooking the Aztec Garden,
with small tables set about for the
convenience OF the guests and q
flower decked buffet along one end.
And even those OF US who are cob
fffmed lovers of the Pan.Anlereiafl
Union have seldom seen it in love
Tier ktiise. A golden half moon
hung in the sky, throwing into
gilhouAtte the marching rows of
oopiars which fence the garden
ana the blue light of the loggia
az the far end cast strange glow
over the sad Indian brooding over
his lily pond.
The Marinba Orchestra, which
q composed entirely Of native
GuAtsrna1ans, has lately been play
ing at Hollywood by the Sea, Fla.
and was loaned to the minister for
this happy occasion by the com.
pany which IL developing Holly.
wood.
'Countina Noses Of People
Left IN Town Proves Divertink.
The Minister and Nine. Latour
greeted their guests at the entrance
to the PATIO, and, al they came
drifting in it was quite q revelas
don to discover how many people
are left in town. The Minister OF
Panama and Mime. Alfaro were
early arrivals, with the Minister Of
Bolivia and Nine. Freyfe and Mile.
Yoiaflaa Freyre, Doctor Ante Ire.
sikh Paviehich and the Minister Of
Austria and Nine. Prochnik among
the other diplomats.
Senator Thomas ]. Walsh came
in With Mrs. Thomas r. walsh and
Mrs John Allan Dougherty and
representing the nlilitary-if the
terfa may be stretched to cover the
navy a1so-were Admiral and Mrs.
Edward w. Eberle, with their son,
Commander Edward Randolph
Ebefle, Major General and Mrs.
Jehn L. Hines, Brigadier General
and Mrs Frank L. Hines. Major
ana Mrs. Parker West, Commander
Robert Henderson. Captain and Mrs.
Ridley Mclean. and Mise Beatrice
Mclean.
Commissioner and Mrs. Cuno
Rudolph were members all evening
Of an animated group. Others in
the merry company were Mrs.
Henry ID. Flood and her sister, Mrs.
Palmer Derby; Mrs. Morris Eheps
pAfd. Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Ellis,
Doctor and Mrs. Davenport White.
Mr.. Emerson Howe, Captain and
Mrs. C. C. Calhoun. Doctor and
Mrs. Macpherson Crichtof and
Mre. Horace Macfardlafi1
Handsome Nine. PHILIPPE Charles
Soyez was accompanied by the
members of her dinner party. And
4 little fIutter of interest was
reused by the entrance OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Blaine Mallan, recently home
from their honeymoon. They soon
joined little group which included
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles .McKenney-
the latter an aunt OF Mrs. Mallaf1-
Miss Francesca MeKenney, and
Miss Frances Miller. Others at
the dance were Miss Dorothy Mon.
dell. Miss Elizabeth Howry, Miss
Elena Calderon, Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
ley Woodward, Mrs. John Sherman
McCallum, Miss Lilita Dawson, VIII.
liam j. Price. Doctor Leo S. Rowe,
-
can Union; Roberto Mendes Con.
calves. Dimitri Dem Dinancesco
and his guest. William Dawson,
Alan Dawson. Radu Beiian, Walter
Wilcox, Major John Gleason O'Esrien,
Wolcott G. Waggaman and Eugene
Waggaman.
Sims Girls Enjoying Reunion;
Ex.Congressman's Daughters Here.
Daughters of former Congressman
Thetus w. Sims Of Tennessee are
enjoying an imprcmptu reunion in
Washington, Mrs. Louis Brownlow,
Of Knoxville, Tenn, being The guest
Of her sister, Mrs. William Lewis
Beale, and Mrs. Edward C. Riddick
having arrived from her home in
Memphis, Tenn, for a visit 10
another sister, Mrs. Chester A.
Snow. jr.
Mrs. Brownlow and Mrs. Riddick
are on their way to New York,
where they will spend the summer
studying at a school for social
service workers. During their
fathers long service in the House,
the several Sims girls were excep.
tionally popular in Washington and
they have a host OF friends here
who are always delighted to wei.
come the ones who live out of
Washington on their periodical Wis.