The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-12-02
SISTER BRIDES WILL WE'D TOGETHER
LEGATION FETE
CELEBRATES
HOLIDAY
Serbian Minister Host to
Brilliant Com
pany


the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. Doc
tor Ante Tresich Pavichich, was host
Yesterday afternoon at a reception in
celebration of his country's national
holiday. Official and diplomatic SO
ciety were brilliantly represented,
with MAN, leaders of resident So
ciety, and, although the reception
had all the dignity and stateliness
of an official function, it was
marked by certain gayety of at
mosphere and many of the guests
fingered late to dance in the long
drawing room after the company
had thinned out a bit.
The Minister received alone, mem
bers Of the legation staff standing
by to assist in welcoming the guests.
At the tea table, which was charm
ingly decorated with pink roses and
autumn flowers in a low bowl and
tall pink tapers in silver candle
abra. a group of ladies of the Dip
lomatic corps presided in turn
charming Nine. .Varela, wife of the
Minister of Uruguay, and Nine.
Adjemovitch. wife Of the secretary
Of the Serbian legation, CHANGING to
be on duty as we went in.
Ladies Assisting
The other ladies assisting Doctor
Pavichich were Nine. Peter, Nine.
Alfaro, Nine. Sanchez Latour, Nine.
Olaya. Nine. Prochnick and Nine.
Lipova.
Members Of the Diplomatic Corps
were, of course, numerously present
at the party, among those noted be-
ing the Ambassador of Chile and
Nine. Matthew, the ambassador of
Peru, Doctor Velarde; the ambas-
sador Of Brazil, Mr.. do Amoral;
Nine. Matsudaira, wife of the am
bassador of Japan; Doctor Varela,
minister of Uruguay; Doctor Peter,
minister Of Switzerland; Nine. Bryn,
wife of the minister of Norway,
with her daughter, Miss Laura
Bryn; the minister of Finland, Mr..
Astrom; the minister of Guatemala,
Mr.. Latour; the Minister of Colon
bia, Mr.. Olaya; the minister of
Panama, Doctor Alfaro; the minis
ter of Costa Rica, Senior Oreamuno;
the minister of CzechosIovakia, Mr..
Fierlinger; the Minister of Bolivia
and Nine. Freyre, Victor Freyre
and Mile. Yolanda Freyre, the
Minister of Esthonia and Nine
Pip, the Minister of Lithuania and
Nine. BiZauskiene, the Minister of
Greece and Nine. Simopoulos, the
minister of Austria, Mr.. Prochnik;
the Minister of Latvia and Nine
Sega, the Charge d'Affaires of Bull
garia and Mime. Bisseroff; Nine.
Kazemi, wife of the charge daft
flares of Persia; Signor Vitetti. Of
the Italian embassy; the Naval At
tache Of the French Embassy and
Mime. Wfllm, AIR. GoncaIves, OF
the Brazilian embassy.
Doctor Stransky, of the Czecho.
slovakian legation; Mr.. Diamanto-
poulos, of the Green legation; Mr..
and Nine. Entezam, Of the Persian
legation; Nine. Won Lewinski, Mr..
and Nine. Tilmont, Of the Belgian
embassy.
!. Secretary of State Present
The Secretary of State and Mrs
kellogg headed distinguished con-
Engent from the official world,
among whom were Mrs. ,Jardine
wife of the Secretary of Agriculture
| with her pretty niece. Miss Rita
Hulme; Commissioner and Mrs.
Cuno Rudolph, Senator and Mrs.
Arthur Capper, Congressman and
Mrs. Fred ,Britten, Interstate Com
merce Commissioners and Mrs. G.. c.
McChord, Mrs. Wilbur j. Carr, Mrs.
Charles S. Dewey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen Dulles, and Herbert Hengstler.
Others present were Robert Lam
sing, sometime Secretary of State;
Mrs. Stephen b. EIkins, Mrs. Victor
Kaufman, Mrs. Robert HOLSTER
Chapman. Mrs Albert Putney, Mrs.
Morris Evans, Miss Meta Evans,
Mrs. Charles e. Drake, Miss Bar
rine Drake, Colonel and Mrs. George
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