The Washington times., 1929-10-30
Turkish ambassador Celebrates
AnpiUersn1y By ReceptiOndt Enlbdssy
All Strata of Society
Call To Honor Envoy
From Angora Govern
T1lent

Illeflt
There won be many
parties this year because Of
this slump ID the market
! diplomat was heard to re
mark ST the Turkish En-
bassy yesterday afternoon
That may account for The
large number attending the
reception eiven By the
Turkish Ambassador, ID
celebration Of the anniver
sary of the establishment OF
tile Turkish Republic.
Good Wishes
II mor likely however,
that the popularity 81 the host
and the time of year can ~
credited with bringing out the
represent throng of callers,
who came to express their good
wishes to the envoy from the
Angora government.
any rate the drawing
rooms and dining room were
filled with diplomats o. Il
ranks home grown ctkieiass
and residentials.
Upstairs hard drinks or at
feast hafdsr than tbs punch
downstairs we're serve men -
Ing chiefly those FORMING to ths1
right
Gracious Hosts
The Ambassador ana Nine. Bedy
Bey received Tie guests 4 the
entr nee to the first drawing.
room both making extremely
graeicusk hosts The latter was
RoWned IA green flat crepe fash
ioued On simple lines with whicll
she wore pale beige accessprfea.
Her fair hair contrasted effec.
lively with the green of her COS.
tune.
Hats of
Hats-offth forehead was the
outstanding change ii the cos.
tuning OF the ladies' present.
This succeeded In making sev-
araf hard to recognise.
Who IS thatgs somsoale would
ask, nodding Ia 3 certain direc.
zion.
soh, that's Nine. Davila. I" an.
ether would explain.
'ReaIly2 didn't recognize her
with that hat. But doesn't che.
look stunnit
AID there was Mrs. Glenn
Stewart locking equally smart
with q small hlaeis hat tipped
10 the back 0f the head les,y.'
ing hare 5 bread high brow
Mrs. karl ElezaI1f yaEied The
style BY wearing ting
foQue low on the Torch Wa
GaIyac fur trir min the 'front.' ana
sidss. This note Was seen again
Ia her black costume.
Mrs Gam
Mrs. Gam was "a earl eailer
hooking smart ii black gown hat
and furred wrap. Close by was
Mrs. Harold Siaoot. Mrs aft vas
present, cosEurned II one of tl1e
warm, new shades .of BtIrg indy
velvet with ii hat to match and
. scarf of sable. Il
The Secretary Of State and lra.
gtimscn, of course we're present.
And there Msas d gOodly repre-
eertafinn from the DiplEna tic
Corps. IL the latter group v1sre the
arnba ASA dor of Itals, NohILe
come IDS artts4o; tIl
dor 81 sisba and Seliox {
sara, tlie ls dor c cltils and
Senora az Davila, Dr. lsl
minister Gf Urug Hay with his
pretty daa ater. SeEurfta "A es
Vareia and the minister 0s Fin
land Mr.. Astroill.
Senatorial
The Senate had representa ation
n Senator and Mrs. sker Oddie.
Senator Thomas d. Walsh aIld
Senator william j. king. Others
present were Mrs. III. @. Bloom,
Miss Vera Bloom. Comraiss sionsr
and Mrs Proctor Dougherty,
Co1nllli ssioneg and Mrs. Sidney
Taliaferro, Mai. Gen. and Mrs.
William q. Ccnnor, Mrs Charles
B Drake Miss Barrine Drake,
Mrs. Peyton Gordon. Col and
Mrs. George Thorpe, with their
daughter Miss Betty Thorpe;
Mrs. Morris Evans Miss Meta
Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Sanders, DR.. and Mime. Panare-
foff. Capt. and Mrs. John p.
jackson, Mr.. and Mrs Hugh +.
saso Mrs. sgiIIIs, MS n1 airs I ,,,ies. saee MS ss