Evening star., 1928-03-31

KeliCcC are expected 10 return
70 washington Monday. They
hsve bNen at Aiken. s. c., 70,
about 10 DAYS and have with
them Their niece, Miss Laura otis,
The Ambassador Of Brazil. Senior s
Cursel do Amarel. was host at dinner
last eVenins to Mfr Justice and Mrs
Y4wsrd Tewy Sanford MIR. Justice
and Mrs. Harlan FiSkc Stone, Senator
and Mrs. Walter E Edge, Senator Henry
Wilder KeyeS. Nine Peter, wife OF the
Minister = eUit1erland; the Minister
al Greece and Nine. SimopouloS. the
Assistant Secretary Of state and Mrs.
Francis White. Mai and Mrs. GiSt Elatr,
Col and Mrs. Louis Little. Mr. and
Mrs Marshall LanRhorne. MIR. end Mrs.
LYMAN & Kendall. Mr. and Mrs,
Eugene Never. lr Mrs Clarence Will
son. Mrs. Sidney A Cloman. Sir A.
Maurice Lowe and Mi Hugh Legare.
The Ambassador Of Spain and Sonora
dc Padills will return % Washington
Monday. They ere now in New York
after having spent few days in Phila-
delphis.
Mrs William NJ Jardne. Mrs,
Herber; Hoover and Mrs. James J.
at the annual cabaret grill Of the
Womens National Press Club, which
will be given al O'Clock this evening
I'm the night club Of the Carlton Hotel
Among other guests Of the club Will be
Representative Florence F. Kahn and
Representative Edith NourSe Rogers
A s.rikingly artistic party will be
given at the Mexican embassy this
afternoon. when tbs Ambassador and
Sonora de TellcZ will give fancy dress
party for little Emilita Tellez, the eldest
OF her children. The 100 children IN
viteo are from 10 years OF aec and
their parents either in the corps or from
resident snd official society The invi-
tation cards were delightfully."- gotten up
in color, those for little boys having
Quaint dwarfS on them and those for
the girls dainty colored pictures Of
Snow White. in which costumes the
little guests we're asked TO appear The
wording was unique. too reading.
"Eniliia Teller will be very happy If
you will come to her party Saturday
afternoon. March 81. at 3 O'Clock. to
meet Snow-White and her dwarfs 9"
The children will all appear In their
costumes. Sonora de Tellez and her own
children receiving them A variety of
entertainments have been provided from
3:45 to 5 O'Clock chief among them the
recital of the story of Snow White Miss
Ruth Lies in1perSonating the grand
mother and being the raconteuSSe.
While the entertainment is on Sonora
oe Teller will have tea with the
mothers Of the children.
The hall and reception rooms of the
embassy have been decorated Ike the
grotto of the beauty that slept for 100
years. and have an appropriate sur
rounding to impress children's imagina-
ton with the recitation of the beauti-
ful Brothers Grimm "Snow-White" fair%
tale. which viii be rendered at the end
OF the entertainment by Miss Ruth
Lilies. who viii impersonate the grand
mother From 3:45 10 4:l0 o'clock.
childrens dancing in the main hail. at
AIS O'Clock. the magician in the music
room: at 4:30 O'Clock. the iuggler IN the
music room. and at AS o'clock. the
story Of Snow White The cast will
include Reconteuse 1.-THE grand
mother. Miss Ruth Lilies; Snow White
Miss Luz Davila the Prince. Master
Lionel Massey. and the Dwarfs. Masters
Jan and Ladislas Cicchanowski, Robert
EeuhanSer. Frank Newlands Healy,
Donald Maher and Manuel and Luisito
Teilez. At SOS O'Clock. children's din
rer viii be served In the dining hall and
o ladies buffet In the conservatory
The dining table has been properly ar
ranged and decorated 10 accommodate
the 100 children guests
The scene Of the awakening of Snow
White viii take place in the conserva-
tory while the children are at the table
The prince viii come near Snow White
S'ho viii be imprisoned In her glass and
gold coffin surrounded by the dwarfs
In bush Of Spring flowers and lead her
g. her Bridegroom to the dining table.
A great variety Of favors and toys has
been received by Sonora de TeIleZ from
Mexico for this occasion.
The children guests will be the fol-
lowing: Master Jiro Matsudaira, son
of the japanese Ambassador and Mime
Matsuda!Ea. Miss Ma-iSa von PfittWitz
daughter Of the German Ambassador
ard Nine. Won Priftuitz. Miss Ruth
Jsrosne. daughter of the Secretary Of
Agriculture and Mrs Jardine: Jane
Jean and Joan Davis daughters OF the
Secretary Of Labor and Mrs. Davis:
Master Lewis MacCracken. son Of
tae Assistant Secretary Of Com
n1erce for AeroDautics and Mrs Nc
GracEen. Ja1ueline and Andre Lizaire
cnloTen oI Nine. Louis Lizaire. Jan and
JIscisizs Clechanowski. sons Of the Min
later OF Poland and Nine CiechanoW-
ska. Candida Hetherington daughter of
the ar sttsc1e Of ti1s British embassy
Snc Mrs. Eetherinaton Betty and Alice
eze. daughters Of the Chinese Minister
End Nine Eze Miss Gheila Broderick
daughter Of the commercial counselor Of
me British embassy and Lady Broder-
ick Ferdinancine and Sylvia Ezecheuyi
children o. the Hungarian Minister and
Countess Ezecnenyi: Margaret van Roet-
~ aer, daughter o! The secretary of the
Eetherisnos legation and Baroness van
B3eizelaeF Kaduo and hobBo Ga8zda
e1i2GIe2a o. fne counselor of the Japa-
nese fGssssy and Nine. Eswada Fran
coise LSfdy. daughter ~ the counselor
81 ire Swlss le2stion snd Nine. Lardy
L1z and Ysoleta DaYila. daughters u
the Chilean Ambassador and Nine Ds-
yllz T9ssnGa AIfaro daughter of ths
Minister Of Panama aEl1 Sonora hIisro,
Esnsi1ts. jose Manuel and Luislto JTellez.
children II the Mexican Ambassador
arc Nine Teilez. Miss Ciadis Fablla
c&UgnttT u the agricultural sttacne 10
tfas hezicaD embassy and Nine Fabjls
Dlss Yolanca PTleto, daughter "
EcfoF Don FeFn2nco PfietO and
Mrs. Fyieyo ~ the Mexican embassy
E1o<ft sue Acelsice LeiineT chii-
sren ~ ne fTst secretary ~ gnS Ger