Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-07

| have as guests In the White
House until 10 o'clock tomor-
i row morning the Right Hon.
james Ramsay. Macdonald;
| his daughter, Miss Macdonald, who re-
turned with them from the Presidents
fishing camp in Virginia.
The luncheon party at the White
House today was small one, OUT tne
dinner tonight in honor OF the prime
minister Is of supreme importance.
! Among the guests will be the Ambassa-
dor Of Great Britain and Lady Isabella
Howard and the former Secretary OF
STATE and Mrs. prank B. Kellogg, who
came from Hot Springs, where they
have spent some time, expressly Tor
the dinner.
The Secretary of Labor, Mr.. James j.
| Davis, was host at breakfast this morn"
| ing In his home on Massachusetts ave-
| nue. adjoining the new British EMBASSY
entertaining In compliment to his coun-
trynian, the Honorable Tom Jones. VINO
accompanied the prime minister no. OF
Great Britain. Mr.. James Ramsay Mac
| donald, to this country. Others IN the
breakfast company were Senator wal
ter r, George, Senator Arthur Capper,
| Senator Robert M. La Toilette, Mr.
,Jonothan Davis of Wilkes-Barre. Pa;
Mr.. Edwin 8. GrifIiths Of Cleveland. Mr..
Joseph e. Davies, Mr.. Mark Sullivan
Mr.. Frederic william VILE, Mr.. Leo
Sack and Mrs j. C. Michael.
Minister Of Persia Host
To Maharajsh Of Kapurthala.
The Minister of Persia. Mira Davoald
Khan Meftah, gave q reception yestef-
| day afternoon In the legation on Six
tenth street In honor of his highness,
| the Mahrajah of Kapurthala, who is
| in Washington for few days. The
maharajah came to the Capital to
meet the prime minister OF Great
| Britain, Mr. James Ramsay Macdonald
and his daughter, Miss 1Shbel Macdon-
aid. and will only remain in Wash
ington until tomorrow. The distln-
guished visitor, who knew the Minister
! in India some years ago when the latter
was Persian consul there, came to this
country for an extensive tour. He has
been in New York for fortnight max
ing the acquaintance Of the many
| gayeties of that metropolis as well as
Viewing the engineering wonders of its
Subways and tall buildings. The ma
harajah will 60 to Chicago tomorrow
for the remainder of the week and will
visit other centerS before sailing for
Europe. He will spend some time In
London and Paris before returning TO
| india. .
The Minister stood just inside the
door of the drawing room to receive the
guests yesterday afternoon, introducing
them to his highness the Maharajah
of Kapurthala, who speaks beautiful
English in a well modulated voice. He
wore n smartly tailored business suit,
while the host was in an immaculate cut
away coat, with striped trousers. Mem
bers of the legation staff assisted both
In the drawing room and in the dining
room, where the table had pretty
centerpiece Of red roses and white
flowers.
The drawing room, which is paneled
in red brocade, has many interesting
photographs, both hanging on the wall
and standing on the tables. The door
from the hall showed as q hanging .
handsome Persian rug in rich red which
toned into the panels. Covering the
shawl, carefully mended In several
worn places, proving its age.
The Ambassador OF Great Britain ana
Lady Isabella Howard were among the
many guests who fingered to chat IN
the drawing room and to have cup
of tea. Lady Isabella wore gracefu!
gown of gray crepe, made with nano
of the material to marx tne WalsC,,ns;
and In the front the neckline was Douno
with a narrow band OF white crepe.
with this she wore q black straw nat
with a velvet band about the crown ana
black velvet binding on the brim. Inc
Ambassador of Peru, DR.. Velaroe, VINO
returned from Europe last week. greece
his many friends there for the nrsI
time since the late Spring, as many
others Of the company met LOT the nrs'
time since the Summer vacation.
THE Ambassador Of Mexico and
Sonora de Teller were there, the latter
wearing a simply made gown OF oarE
green crepe satin, its only trimming
beinu A large collar and Guns OF Deiee
satin edged with narrow BANDS OF tne
beige satin woven in lace-llke enect
Her hat was close hitting modei OF
dark green felt to match. Inc Mlnn .rl
of Panama and Sonora de Altaro were
others of the Latin American diplomat q
in the company, Sonora de Ai1are
having q black lace gown veiled II
chiffon of the same shade. over Wnlcn
she wore a black satin three -quarter'
length coat and small black nat. Int
Minister of Egypt and Nine: Samy nele
veritable reception OF their own our,
costume of chocolate brown crepe: .
closely fitted hat TO brown velvet which
came well down at the back and nae
soft loops turned toward the front
About her shoulders she wore q rare
collar of sable and her shoes and nose
matched her costume. The Minister o.
Sweden and Nine. Bostrom and then
daughter, Mile. Ellis Bostron1, wnt
arrived a few days ago from theil
Scandinavian home. were warmly greet.
ed. Nine. Bostrom was IN q niaci
costume, q touch of soft lace at TN
neckline relieving the. severity OF I'M
gown. Her daughter was also IN black
Having a long coat and hat OF blacl
velvet, fashioned like a tam-o' .snanter
The Minister Of VeneZuela and Senor'
de Grisanti were accompanied by tnei
daughters. and the Minister OF Bolivli
and Sonora de Medina had with then
their daughter. Senorita Maria Horteh
sia Medina. .
were among the early arrivals AM
among Others from the Upper HouS
were Senator Arthur Capper, senate
william H. King, Senator ana Mrs
Tasker L. Oddie, Mrs. Oddie being &C
companied by Capt and MRS; AiIre'
Howe, the former until recently, nea'
Of the naval mission in Peru. and Mis
Arthur Bailache Of San Francisco, WIN
are house guests and will accompan
them to the British embassy reception
Senator Samuel M. Shortridge ant
Miss Bina Day Deneen. daughter Q
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