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TONGUES AT
RECEPTION
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ter Of Panama and Nine. Alfaro,
the Minister Of Austria and Nine.
Prochnik, the Polish minister, Mr..
CiechanowslSi; Laurent Beaudry and
Mr.. and Mrs. Merchant Mahoney,
Of the Canadian Legation; DR.. Behr,
of the German Embassy; Capt. and
Nine. Willm. of the French EN-
bassy, and Walter Rufenacht, of
the Swiss Legation.
also saw the Minister of Egypt
and Nine. Samy Pasha, accom-
panied by her mother, Nine. Char
aoui. It was hail and farewell"
to this distinguished Egyptian femi.
niste, for she has but recently
come to town and she is leaving
tomorrow on the first lap of her
long journey back to Egypt. Ami
mated and charming, Nine. Char.
aoui was smartly gowned in black
chiffon, sewn with brilliants in long
straight lines and with just a touch
Of scarlet beading introduced in
narrow horizontal bands. Mime.
Samy's costume was Of green geor.
gette trimmed in diamantee and she
wore a scarf of green and rose
printed in exotic figures. For
jewels-and her jewels are probably
the handsomest in Washington-she
Wore a splendid emerald pendant
and great diamonds in her ears.
The Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. Hoover were in the Cabinet
group-the Secretary being promi.
nently identified with the radio
conferences; and also among those
present" were Secretary Mellon of
the Treasury. Attorney General
Sargent, Postmaster General and
Mrs. New and the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Jardine. Mrs.
Hoover wore a graceful costume of
petunia colored chiffon. with rhine
stone embroidery.
"CeremOnials Officer
James Clement Dunn, the new
ceremonials officer at the White
House. was pretty much under the
wing Of his predecessor, Jay Pierre
pont Moffat. and Mrs. Moffat. Mr..
Moffat is on temporary duty at the
White House. helping to break In
his successor, and he and his bride,
formerly Miss Lila Grew, are
spending a month in Washington.
Other guests on this pleasant oc-
casion were Admiral and Mrs. Ed.
ward w. Eberle. the Misses Anne
and Mary Randolph, Representa-
Won Lewinski, Mr.. and Mrs. Stokely
Morgan, Frederic William VILE,
William Jennings Price and Fred
erick Neillson.
Fred Farrar and Warren NJ.
King, of Northampton. Mass, have
arrived to be guests at the White
House for a few days.
TO CELEBRATE KINGS
ACCESSION TO THRONE
The Minister of Egypt and Nine.
Samy Pasha will entertain at re-
ception on Sunday evening, begin.
ming at 10 o'clock, in celebration of
the tenth anniversary Of the acces.
sion to the throne Of King Fuad Of
Egypt.
This will be the first official fete
given in the new headquarters Of
the Egyptian Legation, now estab.
lished at Fifteenth and Chaplin
Streets.
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v.
James r. Sheffield. of New York,
who Is now in Washington, is a
guest at the Mayflower.
Mrs. Henry B. Brown, widow Of
associate justice of the United
States Supreme Court, has returned
to Washington to spend the winter
at the Dresden.
~
Arthur Bradley Campbell will ar.
rive in New York next week, on
board the Majestic from Europe,
where he has been passing the
summer. Mr.. Campbell is the son
of the Marchioness Of Huntley, who
Is better known in washington as
Mrs. James Macdonald.
MIR. AND MRS. MOFFAT,
VISITORS IN TOWN
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Pierrepont Moi
fat, who win be in Washington for
a month before sailing for Mr..
Moffat's new post at the American
legation in Berne. are guests of his
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Campbell White, at the
house in Crescent Place, which Mr..
White inherited from his father, the
late Henry White.
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j. Clark Moore. jr., has issued
invitations for the marriage of his
daughter, Miss Marion Elizabeth
Moore, to Leroy Golf, End, on
Thursday, October "a, at s o'clock,
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