Evening star., 1928-06-14
Mexican Ace Feted
AT Brilliant Party.

The embassy of Mexico has more
frequently been opened to large ana
DISTINGUISHED companies during the
past season than has any other for
eign home, but at no time has there
been a more interesting and interested
company than assembled there iast
evening to do honor to Capt. Enllilo
Carranza. Mexicos hero Of the air.,
cabinet members. ambassadors, min"
listers and persons Of official ana resi-
dent society to the number OF several
hundred filed the drawing rooms, the
banquet room, conservatory and COW
cred terrace. More than any other
foreign home in Washington the Mex
lean embassy carries about 1t the at
nnoSphere Of the country it represents,
SO there is not an inch Of the interior
open to guests but that teemT with
interest.
Last evening the covered terrace was
the most picturesque point Of interest,
gay lights being placed along the ends
and sides to throw their lights on the
small tables about which the guests
sat, and there we're Mexican musicians
and Mexican dancers TO entertain the
ccmrany at intervals The ballroom
was used throughout the evening. the
reception lasting to nearly midnight.
The Ambassador and Sonora de Tel
iez received IN the middle drawing
room, there being with them the hand
some young guest Of honor, Capt Car
rama, and his father, Senor Don Sebas-
tan Carranza, Of the Mexican consular
cfice in New York There was a con-
slant stream Of compliments for the
captain and his father. the one looking
scarcely older than the other.
Early to arrive were the Secretary
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pitalitv the hero had just previously
shared at dinner in his honor
Genora de Tellez wore becoming
gown Of ivory color silk completely
Teiled in dainty lace, the pattern OUT
Tined with fine gold threads. The sleeve
sees bodice is semi fitting with noder-
ateIy low and round neck, and the skirt
OF narrow ruf11es Of the lace is bouf1ant
IN effect, ankle length in front and
touching the floor IN the back. With
this she wore q rare Old gold necklace
and pendant earrings.
IN the company we're Attorney Cen
eraI Sargent. the Ambassador Of Spain,
Eenor Padilla, and his two daughters,
lhe Eenoritag PadiIis, neZt-Goor neigh
bors Of the Ambassador OF Mexico and
EenOrz de Teller: the Ambassador Of
Cuban and Sonora de Ferrara, the Am
hzssador Of France. N. Claudcl: the
Minister of Colombia and Genora de
Olaya. the Minister Of Panama and
GegsoTa DE hifaro, Lne Minister OF the
Irish Free State, Mr.. Erniddy: the Min
ister Of Egypt and Nine. 6any, the
Minister Of Sweden, III. Bostforn; the
7fSnlsier 0f Siam. Lieut.. Gen. Phya
1fAtayongg The Minister 0f Persia,
Mira DayOud Khan MefEaf. Senator
and Mrs William III. King, Represent
stlEe and Mrs. Pred A. Eritten. the
charge otaMaireg of Japan and Nine.
fsawadz, Sonora de Fsiano, wife Of the
former Ambassador Of Spain; Mr., and
Nrg Harry Wardnsn. Miss Francesca
IfcKenney. Mr.. Robert ID. Pearson, Mr.
ard Mrs Joshua Evans, jr.; Lieut.. and
Nrs. Lester Maitland, Gen. and Mrs.
John A. Hui and the latteg's son. Lieut..
John Boiler King. Col. and Mrs, George
G.. Thorpe, NF and hfFG. william Laird
Dunlop, Mr. and Mrg. Clarence AsTgiTl-
wall, NY. Beverley II. Harris, Mr. and
HRS John w. CaiI9reSs, Miss Charlotte
.Ei1tldresg, Admiral and Sfrs. Luther Y.
Gregory, Maj. Gen, and MrS. John T..
1e5euLe, Brig. CgD. James r. Fecilet,
tar. ard Mrs, EdWSro Campbell Shields,
hT. and AYa. H. NJ. Kaufman. Lieut..
Ind Nine. IaEat, MAJ. CaGsayLs, Mrs.
F1ayrge -. Hope, Rev, Meade Bolton
ksaeEryce, Gen. and Mrs. Amos a.
Frleg, Judge and Mrs. Charles II.
ffowry. Egg Theodore II. Tiiler and
tger son, Ii1eodoge Tiiier. IT,: Miss Bar
fsYlc Dyake. Mr. Al1 Ntg George Adams