Evening star., 1930-05-23


Curtis. was the guest in whose
honor the Minister Of Panama
and Sonora de Alfaro enter.
tanned at dinner last evening at
the legation. The company nciuoea.'
besides Mr.. and Mrs. Edward EVERY
Gam, brother-in-law and sister OF IIie
Wee president. the Minister OF AustrlA
end Nine. Prochnik, the Minister OF
Guatemala and Sonora de RecnoS, M.'
.nIstice and Mrs. Harlan Flske oOe'
senator and Mrs. Charles 8. Denesn, Dt,,s
Senator David !. Walsh, RepresgrHGaerrrd ord
and MRS. Adam M. Wyant. Mgr. EoWaLo 4
1Au e pmcIev the first secretary Of the
Tcuadorar legation, Senor DR.: Don Gar.
los Proano Alvarez, Mrs. DAVID ou Dos pos
Ga,ilard. Mrs, Charles Robbins, Mrs.
Karl D, Klemn, and Miss Evelyn ooi-
don.
R;rthday Of King Celebrated
AZ Embassy with Bori Singing.
The Ambassador Of Spain and Sonora
a. PadiIla gave q reception last eve
rins in the embassy 70 celeofa!e tIle
hjrthdav anniversary of King AlionSo.
The forty-fourth anniversary OF E1s
Maiesty's birth was Saturday, May -,
but owing to the Ambassadors apse.roe ,,,
from Washington the party AZ TIc en
ho ossador and Sonora de Padilla re.
csived their several hundred guests ana
were assisted by members OF the EN-
hsssv stair and the daughters OF tne
hosts. the Senoritas Padnla: NINE.
TMcrezia Bori, famous Spanish Sinser
~ the METROPOLITAN Opera Co., gave
program during the evening
The beauty Of the embassy was en-
HANGED with quantities OF req ano wn,.e NJ
peonies, and the famous portraits OF tne
King and Queen OF Spain Were nuns
against a background OF greer; ;s. cloSsIv. os tns
oririnals by Sotomayor, are really more
than copies, for the celebrated art1t
himself finished the faces from life.
The vice President, Mr.. Curtis, with
his brother law and sister, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Edward Everett Gam, was among
the oficials In the company, and the
Secretary of Labor, Mr.. James j. DAVIS,
held informal and impromptu receptions,
receiving the congratulations OF ms
many friends and admirers ior MS t. v.t.
TTssday. Others ut the party were
the Speaker Of the House ana MIS-.
TOnpworth. with many other OFFICIALS
and persons from resident society.
The italian Ambassador and Nobil
nonna Antoinette de MARITIME VIII en-
tertain q company Of 80 ct dinner TINS
evening.
The Ambassador Of Germany ana
Yrau Won Prittwitx und Ganron enter.
tained a small company informaliy at
luncheon today and with their gueSS
are attending the tennis matches &C tne
chew Chase Club, which are being
s,layed for the Davis Cup.
Frau Won Prittwitz spent yesUeruay Al
New York and returned to washington
this morning.
Mr. .rstice Harlan Fiske Stone Will
be the guest of honor Monday In rev
york of the dedication ceremonies 1oE
The New York County Lawyers Asso-
Citations new home Of law.
Mrs. Borah, wife Of Senator william
N. Borah, IL among the passengers
arriving today aboard the Aquitanle
from Europe where she has been Tor o
abort stay. Mrs. Borah ID expected 70
ioin the Senator In Washington tonight
or tomorrow morning.
Representative and Mrs. Cassius G..
Dowell were hosts at dinner last eve
ming, entertaining at the Hotel Roose-
velt, when their guests were Mr.. ana
Mrs. Pearl Taylor of Des Moines, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul p. Stone and Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Johnston.
Representative and Mrs. James Mont
Tomery Beck will sail next Thursday,
May 40, on the Vulcania from New
York for Trieste. They will imme-
diately Join their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Pinckney
Tuck, the former now first secretary
Of the United States legation at Buda-
pest. Mrs. Tuck was Miss Beatrice
Beck, and her marriage took place
In washington during Representative
Becks service as solicitor general. Mr..
Tuck was stationed in Geneva for sew
eral years, and did excellent work for
the opium conference. He was trans
ferred to Budapest a year ago. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Beck will spend the
greater part of the Summer in the
Hungarian capital, making brief visits