Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-04-01
british Embassy Scene OF
Dinner Party Last Night.

british Embassy Scene OF
Dinner Party Last Night.
The Ambassador of Great Britain
and Lady Isabella Howard entertained
n, distinguished company at olhher
last evening when their guests were
ihe Postmaster General and Mrs. New,
1he Secretary of Agriculture anu
Airs. ,Iardine, Mrs. Dwight +. Davis
svife of the Secretary of war; the
Ambassador of Argentina and Sonora
he Pueyrredon, the Minister of swift
erland and Mime. Peter. the Minister
of Czechoslovakia, DR.. F1erhnger; the
Minister of Bulgaria and Nine
tsadewa, the Minister OF the Netner'
lands and Nine. van RoiJen, the
Speaker of the House and Mrs. memo
las Longworth, Senator and MRS. WIZ
liam E. Borah, Representative STEPHEN
&. Porter, Judge and Mrs. samuel
Jordan Graham, former United states
Anhassador to .Japan, MFR. Thomas j.
O,Brien; Mrs Gibson Fahnestock. Mrs.
George Cabot Lodge, Mrs. Stokes
1talkett. the counselor of the British
Embassy and Mrs. Henry Getty Chill.
ten, the commercial counselor ana
AIRS. John Joyce Broderick. the naval
attache, Capt. Stopford; the attache
and Mrs. Harold III. Sims, Miss Stour-
fon, and Mr.. John Balfour, also of
the embassy staff.
The Minister of Colombia and Sonora
fe Olaya entertained a company OF
1a at dinner last evening.
: The Minister will go to New York
tomorrow to attend the dinner OF the
Motion Picture Producers and Dis
frsibutors OF America, at which the
Latin American diplomatic representa-
tiFes will be the guests of honor.
Z The Minister OF Greece, NJ. Charalm.
bos Simopoulos, has been suddenly
sailed to Athens. Greece, because or
tfe serious illness of his mother and
left Washington last night to sail
aboard the Majestic for Europe. Nine.
kimopoulos will remain in Washing
ton until his return.
The counselor of the legation, M
Angelo Anninos, will be charge
daffaires during the absence OF the
Minister
Z Nine. Gade, wife of the Norwegian
Minister to Brazil, was hostess at
luncheon today In the presidential din
ing room of the Mayfower Hotel,
when her guests were Mrs. Norman
&C. Smith, Mrs Charles l.. Hussey,
-.
hey whitley, Mrs. Herbert Sparrow.
Afs's George c. Thorpe and Miss Alice
HngGade5
I krhe Minister and Nine. Gade enter
Filmed att dinner last evening in the
Balm garden1 of the hotel, when their
kaests were Senator and Mrs. Peter
kDrbeck, Representative Harold knut-
Son, the chief of the bureau Of the
Norwegian foreign Office and Mrs. w.
Aforgenstierne; the attache of the Nor
Eegian legation, Mr.. E. =. NJ. Holmbo;
SIR JUL Dieserud; DIR. and Mrs.
leonard Stejneger and their daughter,
Aiiss Stejneger: Miss Alice King-Gade
and Mr.. Ben Blessum.
Senator and Mrs. Walter Z. Edge
have closed their home at 1920
Eighteenth street and have left for
flleir home at Ventnor, y. j.. where
f1ley will remain until the early part
Of Summer.
The Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Carl T. Schuneman
have as their guests at the Mayfiower
Hotel, the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Schuneman of st. Paul,
1Iinn.
i Mrs. Merritte w. ireland, wife of
The surgean general, L. s. A., will not
Be at home tomorrow afternoon.
Gen. Albert C. Dalton, president OF
the Merchant Fleet Corporation, and
Mrs Dalton. entertained at dinner last
evening in honor of the commissioners
Of the United States Shipping Board.
Covers were laid for IA.
: Mai Gen. and Mrs. Greed G. Ham
plond have as their house guest. at
1915 Sixteenth street northwest, Mrs.
Bruce l.. Bogart of Oregon. She will
remain until after the Daughters of
the American Revolution Congress,
which she will attend as a delegate.
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: Mrs. Campbell. wife of Admiral Ed
ward Hale Campbell. will not be at
home tomorrow afternoon, but will re-
eeive Saturday afternoon. April 3, for
The last time this season.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker Hub.
bard of Oakdale, Calf, brother-in-law
and sister of Mrs. Campbell. will ar.
fiEe Wednesday for a 10 days visit
with Admiral and Mrs. Campbell be.