The Washington times., 1925-10-10

decorations IN the flower-decked G
national airs were played by the
aIluring numbers for the dancing v
The Minister and Madame Samy'
stood at the head Of the stairway
to greet their guests. the entire
legation staff receiving with them.
The long dining room at the back
Of the house-a charming apart
ment-Was cleared for dancing and
supper was served in a pleasant
little drawing room on the floor
above.
Madame Sany Lively
Madame Samy, who has perhaps
the loveliest pair of dark eyes in
washington and an enchanting
smile, wore a pink satin gown
which bespoke Paris in every line.
It shaded from q pale rose at the
neck line to salmon at the hem
and was layishly embroidered IN
crystal and gold beads. A pale rose
scarf attached to one shoulder was
drawn about her throat and she
wore lovely jewels-a butterfly. in
rare enamels and diamonds, with
great pearl pendant hung about on
= slender chain, great diamonds In
her ears and a gold comb in her
simply dressed dark hair,
Nine. Charaoui, mother of Nine.
Samy, who has been visiting in
washington some time, was present
through the evening" handsome
and magnetic person in a black
lace gown, with a scarf OF cerise
an1 gold about her throat She
IL one Of Eggpt's most famous
feminist leaders. Also present was
Mile. Nabaraoui, young. pretty and
charming yet the editor of one Of
Caiross most successful magazines
who has been travelling with Nine.
Charaoui in this country. She
wore silvery gown with & rose
colored scarf land q pink rose on
one shoulder.
KelIOggs Among Guests
The Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Kellogg were in the company Of
guests. which included chiefs Of
diplomatic missions, members OF
the Cabinet and the Little Cabi-
net" and small group OF resident
society folk Mrs. Kellogg wore
q blue gray gown of some thin.
material embroidered and beaded
In an all over design.
The men contributed as much as
the ladies present to the picturesque
effect Of the party last evening, FOR
decorations were worn, many of
them with bright coIored ribbons.
In the group Of embassy heads
present-a1 wearing orders were
the French Ambassador, NJ. Daesch-
ner: the German Ambassador, Baron
Nathan, and the Japanese Ambassa-
dor, Mr.. Matsudaira. Both the
French and German ENJOYS were
unacc0mpanfed- Mime. Daescher and
Baroness Nathan being still in Eu-
rope-but Nine aGatsudaira was
with her husband. Always a.
gracious and lovely lady, she looked
pretty as a picture last evening in
3 smart white gown, straight in
line and embroidered in brilliants
In Diplomatic Group
In the diplomatic group present
last evening were the Minister Of
Panama and Nine. Alfaro, the
Minister Of Bolivia and Mine.
Freyre, with Mile. Yolanda FNreyre;
the Minister Of Guatemala and
Nine. Sanchez-Latour, the Minister
OF Greece and Nine Simopoulos,
Doctor Timothy Smiddy, Minister of:
Ireland; the Minister of Austria
and Nine. Prochnik, the Charge DAT
flares OF Belgium, and Nine. TIL
mont, Henry Getty Chiffon, charge
d'affafres Of Great Britain; Frederic
Nano, charge d'affaires of Ru-
mania; the Charge d'Affaires of
Persia and Nine. Kazemi, Mr.. and
Mrs. Merchant Mahoney and NJ
and Nine. Entezam.
= Charles MacVeagh, newly APP
pointed American Ambassador to
Japan, and Senator and Mrs. Nor
ris Sheppard were among those
present. Mrs. Charles Dewey
wife Of the Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury-under escort OF Mr..
Dewey-was among the most
charming figures noted
Mrs. Dewey's Gown
Mrs. Dewey, who affects picture
gowns. was in black velvet. an en-.
chanting model made with a very
full skirt, touching the floor at
the back and raised in front to
show wee silver slippers The
bodice was tight fitting and was
made with the becoming 1880 neck
line. She wore q coronet of dia-
monds set low on her forehead
Other guests last evening were
Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. j. Butler Wright, Mr. and
Mrs. Hampson Gary, ACCOMPANIED
by pretty Miss Helen Gary and
their son, Franklin Gary; Doctor
and Mrs. Albert Putney, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emerson Christie, Doctor and
Mrs. Fenton Bradford, Mrs. John
Allan Dougherty, Mrs. Douglas
Thompson, Captain and Mrs. Robert
Henderson, Congressman and Mrs.
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