The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-10-27
EX-DIPL OMAT
SHINES IN
NEW ROLE
Washington Hostesses In
terested in Aluminium
Club
HNHN "club Aluminium Luncheon. :

MvHE "Club aluminium Luncheon,
which made its appearance in
washington last spring under fash
ionable patronage, 10 with US again.
And who do you suppose Is putting
over this rather amusing project this
winter? No less beguiling a person.
age than Jack Belt, erstwhile men,
Der Of the foreign service and
diplomat to his finger tips.
What's the "Club Aluminium"
Well. it's q cleverly thought.out
campaign to interest housewives in
certain new aluminium cooking
utensils which have recently been
put on the market and which are
said to give extraordinarily fine re-
suits. To this end well-known
hostesses are invited to assemble a
group Of their friends at their houses
Tor q luncheon party given by the
company promoting the project-a
luncheon which 10 cooked in the new
aluminium ware. Such q demonstra-
ton sometimes results in sales and
always in q form Of education"
which IL awfully good advertising.
Hostesses "Signed up
In New York, Philadelphia. Wash.
angton and on Long Island some Of
the sYnartest women are taking up
the offer, and In several cities pro-
motion is in the hands Of some Of
the most prominent and popular
young men. For example, one Of the
young Biddle men is on the Job in
Philadelphia and now Jack Belt has
taken it up here.
IL remember correctly Mrs.
David H. Blair was the first to
introduce the aluminium Club
luncheon in Washington. And
among those who have signed
up'' to give such iuncheons in the
near future are Mrs. Alben Bark.
ley, wife Of Senator Barley, of
Kentucky, Mrs. william G. Cor
liam Wrightson; Mrs. Thomas p.
band was formerly at the Ameri-
can embassy in Constantinople:
Mrs. Mccoy Jones, Mrs. Wade
Ellis. Mrs. Eliphalet Frazer An.
drews, Miss Flora Wilson. and Mrs.
Carey Brown.
A Former Diplomat
John W.. Belt resigned from the
diplomatic service several years
ago and, IL I remember correctly.
has since been practicing law.
He is married to Miss Rosamond
starr, whose parents have a beauti-
full home on the Eastern Shore of
Maryland, where the Belts spend
o good deal Of time. Jack Belt
Il the son of Mrs. James Pryor
Tarvin. Of Kentucky and Wash
inRton.
MIR. WARREN WHITE
HOUSE GUEST
Charles Beecher Warren Is the
guest Of the President and Mrs.
Coolidge at the White House.
DR.. Charles Bruggemann, former
counselor of the Swiss Legation
here. has been appointed charge
d'affaires Of Switzerland at Prague.
DR.. and Mrs. Bruggemann and
their small son will start at once
for DR.. Bruggemann'S new post.
Mrs. Bruggemann was Miss Mary
Wallace, daughter Of Mrs. Henry
C.. Wallace and the late Mr.. Wal
lace, former Secretary Of Agricul.
ture.
y y
George Fulford will come from
Canada to be with Mrs. Fulford over
the weekend. Accompanied by Miss
Valerie Jones, she reached town yes.
terday to visit her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph I. Weller. Before her
marriage Mrs. Fulford was Miss
Josephine Weller.
u 4 Il
Mrs. Richard Wilmer has returned
TO town after a visit in New York.
Corndr. and Mrs. c. r. Clarke
are in Washington for short visit
end are staying at The Mayflower.
Commander Clarke is in command
Of the United States Destroyer Reid,
which is at the Washington Navy
Yard today for the observance Of
Navy Day.
~ 4
Miss Helen Cameron, Of Wash
ington. has returned to the city
for q few days and is at the May
Hover.
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