The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-05-03
Newcomers to Contribute Another
Diplomatic Sister Act to Society
Pretty Girls Of Other
Nations Come to Us ii
Pairs
b. JEAN ELIOT

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nIPLoMATIC sister acts. con
~ tribute 4 good deal Just now to
the success OF that vaudeville"
which Is washington society-a com.
parison said to have originated with
the late President woodrow wilson.
an ardent vaudeville fan, who at
tribufed the charm OF life in the
Capital to the variety Of the pro.
gram presented.
Il Is an odd circumstances that
30 many Of the pretty girls Of other
nations now playing leading parts
IN society IN washington should
come to us in pairs. One Of the
lovely daughters Of the Argentine
Ambassador and Nine. Pueyrreuon
II married and living In Argentina.
but younger daughter, Nile. An
gelica Pueyrredon, is growing up
her elder sister. Miss Julia Helen
Pueyrredon.
Two Spanish Senoritas
The Ambassador Of Spain and
Nine. PadilIa have two charming
daughters, Mile. Rosa Padilla and
Mile. Maricha Padilla, who have
made many friends since their arrival
here In the fall. There are also two
charming girls Pauline and Ellis
In the family of the Minister Of
Sweden and Nine. Bostrom. The
Minister Of Venezuela and Nine.
Grisanti have no less than four
Then there are .'the aeilmann
girls.'' very intimately associated
with the activities Of the younger
set. And newcomers to the group
are Miles. Lily and Lourdes Viliar,
daughters Of the distinguished
Brazilian naval officer who has
come to washington to succeed
Commander Raider de Aquino as
naval attache Of the embassy.
Miles. Claire and Helene Heilmann
took root In washington while their
father, Maurice Holman, was serv-
ing as counselor OF the French
embassy. He is now French
consul genera In San Francisco;
but Nine. Heilmann and their
daughters have been staying on in
the Capital through the winter
months.
Franch Embassy Girls
The new French Ambassador and
Nine. Paul Claudel likewise have two
grown daughters, Marie and Refine,
but their SISTER act'' win be broken
up before it is introduced to Wash.
ington. It ia for the purpose Of
attending the marriage OF Mile.
Marie Ciaudel that her father has
now gone to Paris. The Dumont
girls, daughters Of Maj. Gen. Georges
A. L. Dumont, military attache
Of the French embassy, were ex-
tremely popular here year or two
ago, but their combination, too, was
disrupted by marriage. And, indeed.
since Mile. Paule Dumont married,
her mother and her sister, Mile.
Martha Dumont. have spent much
Of their time abroad.
The Japanese Ambassador and
Nine. Matsudaira have two win
some daughters, too young yet to
figure in society but growing up,
ana among the ministerial families
who will have girls-several of
them in each case-to present to
society in few years are the Min
lister of Hungary and Countess
Szechenyi, The Minister Of Austria
and Nine. Prochnik and the Min.
lister Of China and Nine. SEE.
Apropos Of diplomatic daughters, I
Mile. Jeanne Cretziano, daughter of
the minister OF Rumania, occupies
q unique position in Washington
society, as she IL the only young
girl presiding over foreign lega-
ton.
The Counselor Of the British EN-.
bassy and Mrs. Henry Getty Chill.
ton will entertain informally at
dinner this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chiffon will go to
Princeton, N. j., for the weekend.
The counselor of the German EN-.
bassy and Nine. Kiep viii enter.
tain at dinner this evening at
Wardman Park Hotel In honor of
Mr.. Wieland and Prof. Penck, Of
Berlin. Mr.. Wieland is one Of the
party leaders of the German Reichs.
tag, and Prof. Penck, who is head
Of q department Of the University
Of Berlin, has been attending the
sessions of the Society Of Philoso.
ply in Philadelphia.
kK1k
Mrs. William North Sturtevant
has cancelled the luncheon she had
arranged for today in compliment
to Mrs. George Fulford and has &C.
companied Mrs. Fulford to her
home in Toronto.
u 4
Lady Hadfield. who is staying at
the Mayflower, will entertain e.
group Of guests tonight at the Club
Chantecler.