Evening star., 1926-10-19

kadu DJuVara, at the ku-
Il manian legation, while an in
formal one, was most impress
awe. The guests were first received
by the Queen in the spacious recep.
ton hall on the second floor, and then
proceeded down the beautiful winding
staircase, through the marble en-
trance hall and into the dining room.
The Queen walked first down the
stairs on the arm of NJ. Djuvara. and
after her came Princess Ileana with
Mr.. J. Butler Wright. the Assistant
Secretary of State. followed by Prince
Nicholas, who escorted Mrs. Wright.
The dining room with its sparkling
color scheme of black and gold-the
walls being hung in a woven material
of gold paneled in black--Tas lighted
only by the tall candles in silver
candelabra-the candles themselves
carrying out the color scheme of the
Rumanian flag, red. yellow and blue,
RS did the floral decorations. The long
table was placed diagonalIy. reaching
from one Corne~ of the room to the
other. her majesty being placed in
the center with Mr.. ]. Butler Wright
on her right hand. and Mr.. Diuvara,
the charge d'affaires, on her left.
Those attending the dinner were
the Queens own encourage. the party
WHICH, Ilad come on Jllc private car
with her from New York City. and a
few chiefs Of missions. They were
the ladies-in-waiting, Nine. Irene
Procopiu and Nine. Simone Lohavary;
Col. AthanacesCu. Prof. n. Petrescu,
Mr.. c. Laptew: Mr.. Ira Nelson Morris,
former United States Minister to
Sweden and chairman of the COVER
nors' reception committee in New
York, and Mrs. Morris; the Rumanian
consul general in New York, Mr.. t.
Tileston Wells, and Mrs. Wells; Mr..
William Nelson Cromwell, president of
the Society Of Friends Of Rumania
in America Mr.. r. Irimisco, director
Of the Society of Friends of Rumania
in America and manager of the New
York branch of the Benque of Chris
soVeloni of Bucharest, who Will act
as host at the luncheon given to Her
Majesty at the Bankers Club in New
York Friday: the Minister of Serbs,
Croats and Slovenes, DR.. PaVichich;
the Minister of Czechoslovakia, DR..
Fierlinger; the Minister of Poland
and Nine. Ciechanowska, the charge
d'affaires of Great Britain and Mrs.
Henry Getty Chiffon, the charge dat
faires of France, Count de Saruges;
the Tndersecretary of State and Mrs.
Joseph c. Grew and the attaches of
InS R2dIIOu. MI IbBONANi ShtAN A'A
Danielopol. The Minister of Poland
and Nine. Ciechanowska and the I'm
dersecretary of State and Mrs. Grew
attended the KosciuSZcO celebration
in the Memorial Continental Hall be-
fore the dinner.
The Queen wore a beautiful gown
Of sea green chiffon velvet and wore
many strands of beautifully matched
Oriental pearls, as well as num-
her of strands of pearls wound about
her left wrist She also wore a
gorgeous decoration pinned to her
breast The Princess was in French
blue velvet, with a few simple
strands of pearls.
The Vice President and Mrs.
Dawes came to Washington yester-
day from New York and will remain
here until tomorrow when they will
20 to their home in Evanston. They
will attend the dinner given at the
White House tonight for Queen
Marie of Rumania.
Attorney General Joined
BY Mrs. Sargent Yesterday.
The Attorney General, Mr.. Sargent,
has been joined by Mrs. Sargent and
they are in the house at 32OS high
land place for the Winter.
Mrs. Frederick c. Billiard wife of
Rear Admiral Billiard, commandant OF
the United States Coast Guard. and
Mrs. Chester II. Jones, wife OF Lieut..
Comdr. Jones, commanding the United
States Coast Guard cutter Apache,
gave a tea on board that vessel at the
Washington Navy Yard Sunday after
noon, which was largely attended by
Coast Guard officers on duty in this
city and their families and by officers
and ladies at the navy yard.
The commercial counselor of the
Swedish legation. M. Gustaf Weidel, Is
arriving in New York today on the
buckingham after spending several
weeks in his home in Sweden.
Mrs. Dorsay Richardson has re-
turned from New York, where she
went with her mother, Mrs. Ernest x.
lie Seure. Mrs. lie Seure has gone to
her home in Danville, ILL.,, having
spent several weeks in Washington
with Mr.. and Mrs. Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Roosevelt
have returned to Washington from
their Summer home, the Lilacs, at
Gayvf1le, Long Island, and have open
ed their house at 2336 California street
for the season.
Mai. and Mrs. Neill E. Bailey,
". 8. A, have moved from the Marquis
2808 Ashmead place, to the Fairfax,
2I00 Massachusetts avenue. Since
their return from the Philippines, Maj.
Bailey has been in charge of the
Rail Transport Division, Transport
Service. Office OF the Quartermaster
General.
Miss Evelyn Gordon has Joined her
parents, Mai and Mrs, Peyton Gordon,
at their home, 2139 Wyoming avenue,
after a two-week visit in New York
and Montreal.
Miss Gertrude II. Bowling was the
guest of honor at luncheon today of
the Women's National Press Club at
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