Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-01
Mexican Embassy Is Scene
Of Dinner This Evening
Wife of Italian Ambassador Will Receive Friday
Afternoon-Senor S. Gursel do Amaral
Postpones Sailing.
the SL,UOO cup.
Harris & Ewing Photo.

secretary Of the Union of South Africa,
Mr.. Eugene Kelvin 6callan; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederic D. McKenney, the former
Assistant Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. william P. MacCracken, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Mcclellan Ritter, Nine.
Paul Lessinoff, Mile. Maeieli Pfaefii, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter A. Drrlryl and Mrs. VII
liam Hale Thompson Of Chicago.
Mile. Ellis Bostrom, daughter Of the
Minister of Sweden and Nine. Bostrom,
whose marriage to Mr.. Sixten F. WOLF
mar will take place shortly In Stock
holm, Sweden, sailed yesterday from
her home country to visit with her
father for short while. She win
arrive in about 10 days.
Soon after her return to her country
from her visit she will be married.
The naval attache of the Brazilian
embassy and Senhora do Couto Aguirre
will return today from New York where
they went the middle of the week with
their son Ronald, who sailed Friday for
Rio de Janeiro, to continue his studies
In Brazil.
The retiring commercial counselor of
the British embassy, Sir John Joyce
Frederick, who was recently appointed
British Minister to Cuba, will sail from
New York Friday, March IS, aboard the
Carmania for his home in England. He
will be accompanied by Lady Broderick
and the younger members of their
family, their sons remaining here to
continue their studies in college.
The newly appointed Minister and
Lady Broderick will return to Washing
ton for a short visit in the Spring en-
route to Havana and will be much feted
during their stay as they have mace
many friends at this Capital during
their several years of station here.
They are among the most popular Of
hosts in the diplomatic corps.
the hosts in the diplomatic corps.
manian legation and Nine. Boncesco
were hosts at a reception Thursday in
the Shoreham in compliment to Mrs.
Katherine Rose of New York. A small
dinner followed the reception.
The counselors and secretaries of the
Spanish embassy, Portuguese legation
and the Latin American missions gave
the first of their monthly dinners FRI
day evening at the Shoreham Hotel.
The idea of these monthly dinners WAS
evolved recently, and the arrangements
for this first one were under the charge
of the first secretary of the Spanish
embassy, Senior Don Ricardo Gomez
Acebo, and the second secretary of the
Brazilian embassy, Senior Mauro de
Freitas.
Those attending the dinner last eve
ming lncIuded Senior Don Jose Maria
Coronado, charge d'affaires of Colon
bia; Senior Don Pablo M. Ynsfran,
charge d'affaires of Paraguay; the
counselor of the Spanish embassy, Conte
de Montefuerte; Senior Don oscar
Rlanco Viel, first secretary of the
Chilean embassy; Senior Don George de
Ia Barra, first secretary of the Bolivian
Senior Don Ramon Padilla,
of the Spanish embassy:
Senior Don Manuel valdes, secretary of
the Chilean embassy; Senior Don Au-
gusto Mendes Leal. first secretary of the
Portuguese legation; Senior Don Adolfo
G. de Urquiza, first secretary Of the
Argentine embassy: Senior Don Carlos
secretary of the Mexican em-
bassy; Senior Eduardo vivot and Senior
Don Pablos Santos Munoz. second Sec
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