The Washington times., 1926-06-01
ME XIC AN FETEI!;i
BE AUTF Full
AND GAY
Red Cross Delegates Hon
ored at Brilliant
Reception

recenf strain of the whit q
ROYALTY III the midst Of the Melon
Bruce wedding festivities, there
was - evidence Of It at the Mex.
lean embassy last night when Am
hassador ana Mime. Teller, made ur
Tor the submergence IN the Daclk.
wro,ind of the Pan-American REQ
Cross Conference.
The reception held last night Tor
DELEGATES to the conferences, was
brilliant event, and the garden atop
H. ci1ancery an eli extending to
fhe right of the embassy was
picture of summer loveliness and
ratefw strung with yari -cOlored
irhfs huge bouquets of brilliant
rnlnred balloons waving in the Wiiia,
ara with the spraying fountain on
fhe lawn IN front, IL was indeed
= fairIike scene. Al blue light n1ys-
feriousiy thrown upon + from
eolnewhere gave II an almost ran,
fastic effect.
The home Of the Mexican envoy
"a lis vile. which once housed the
King 81 the Belgiails and Queen
TcIizaheth. il known to some as fne
BrecIxinridge Longk home, ana lo
others as the Mac eagh mouse, pell
rot until this winter did we Know
how distfnctiyely it is now the
Mexican embassy II
Garden B Revelation
r. hnm heen redecorated and re-
e,,rnisled in the most charming and
~ - fsfef.istic way, the mural paint
snga and rare objects suggestive Of
Did Mexico. SO much was reVeaieo
Is The guests when the Ambassador
and Nine. Teller gave g Tecepllson
several weeks ago, but the reVeias
ton sc the garden was g. connplele
surprise last night.
This was the first large function
given Sc night Cor the distirs sais nee
visitors from Latin America ana
British Possessions, vno ar 81 ena-
ing the Red Cross conference {, ana 2
II brought together an exceptionally
interesting gathering, the visitors
being equal IN number to the
TIE hosts received ct the en-.
trance to the large drawing room at
the top 81 the large stairway NINE.
Teller wearing q gown ok scEa1
eoIored Brussels lace over pink.
Midnielrt Music
sumner was served ii the dining
nom adjoining and two 0rchestra
played FOR dancing one in the rlli.
"a room 10 the right, and the other
II the sun parIor at the rear.
through which the guests driktsd
Is the roof garden where tables
topped With gay striped ulanrealas
we're placed for the onl0okers q
the dancing. This followed mu-
hicale az 1870 o'clock.
ROdolfo Hoyos, baritone, ana MISS
Dora Logo. noted 1Iexlcan artists.
each gave q roup o1 SONGS aala
later sane duet Hiss LsoyO e an
SrrentfonailV auklfiII Spanish
TYNE. With coal black hair and clear
cut features
Al midnight, the dancing ek0preos
kor more nTsfc Ii the GARDEN Miss
rrfnf Yareia, soprano. giving
group Of songs, and Felipe Lslera
and family, ii gay Mexican cos
TUNES gave an amusing and enter
tanning program Of folk lore songs.
The tiny son, in b volumlnous
eOnabrero. was the star performer.
The Arnbassa dof brought these
musicians all the way from Mexico
City exclusively for the occasion.
Presidents Daughter Guest
Miss Ernestina Gales daughter
81 tire President 81 Mexico, who
has been d guest at the embassy
was present. Miss Gales came 70
WASHINGTON especially Tor the dim
ner given last Wednesday evening
by the Ambassador and Nine. Tel.
lez and remained Tor the party last
nieElt, going to New York this morn
IND to Join her uncle. the Consul
General Of Mexicoe Arturo "a. Elias.
She was wearing a lovely. gown
u white beaded chiffon and over.
ii an exquisite white shawl Qf her
country embroidered in white.
The Greek Minister land Nine.
Nim0poulos, the Serbian Minister,
Or. pavichIch. the Minister Of Pan
ana and Mime. Alfaro, the Under
secretary Of State and Mrs. joseph
Crew. and Mr.. and Mrs, Robert
Lansing were among the early ar
afvals.
91thera seen during the evening
were the Minister Of Guatemala
ana Nine. Latour, the Minister of
Bolivia and Nine Freyre and their
vivacious daughter, Miss Yolanda
Freyre. and Victor Freyres the
minister of Colombia, DR.. Olaya;
the minister of Costa Rico, Mr..
Oreamuno; the first secretary of
the Bolivian legation and his pretty
wife, Nine. de la Barras; the Secre-
tary to the President and Mrs.
Everett Sanders, and the charge
d'affaires of Ecuador, Don Juan
Barberis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank MondeH were
there. as were Capt and Mrs. G.
=. Calhoun, Mrs. Delos Blodgett.
Mrs. Medoram Crawford, Nine. Won
LeWinslxi, Mrs. Francois B. Moran,
Mrs. William Laird Dunlop, Mrs.
yannie Green lobe. Representative
and Mrs. Sol Rloom, Mr., and Mrs.
Ralph Graves, DR.. and Mrs. Fenton
Bradford, and Franklin Fisher.
Among the young people seen
dancing were Miss, Natalie Ham.
naond, Miss Ramona Iefevre, Miss
Helen Carusi, Miss Coronado, Miss
Charlotte Burrage, Baron Rape, OF
the Swedish Legation; Benjamin
Cohen of the Chilean embassy; Cap
tain Partridge. Miss Elizabeth lobe,
Miss Vera Bloom, Miss Suzette
Dewey, George Williams. DIR. Saw
yer, Gerry Johnson and Paul Lutz
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