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SOCIETY

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q border embroidered in beads, with
which she wore pearl ornaments.
-Senora de Cintas. wife of the new
Ambassador Of Cuba, Wore striking
costume of black and white chiffon, the
upper part of the bodice. which was
built high, being of the white embroid-
cred with long buglelike white bsaos
She wore no jewels.
Countess Szechenyi. wife Of the Min
lister Of Hungary, had gown cf White
velvet fashioned in the newer lines, the
only trimming beiLg a handsome spray
of flowers set with large turquoise sur
rounded with diamonds which formed
the trimming the bodice. She wore
a chain Ct diamonds. from which hung
her diamond-studded !ofgnetteS. ana
diamond pendant earrings Her oausn-
ters, Countess Cornelia Szechonyi and
Miss GLADYS Szechenyi, the latter a
debutante Of this Winter, were with their
parents Countess Cornelia Szechenyl
was il heavy white rough crepe and
her sister wore white satin, both fr1cks
fashioned in the simplest mode, and
they wore no Jewels.
Nine Prochnik. wife of the Minister
of Austria, had a gown of white bro
cade with a fine thread of gold, the
bodice cut very low and the skirt long
and slightly faring, and over her Shoul-
ders a cape of the material edged with
a wide band of sable fur was tied
carelessly at the back.
Mime Eeyerka, wife of the Minister
of Czechosloyakia, had becoming cos
tune of white crepe fashioned after the
new princess and modified empire
models, trimmed with emerald shoulder
bands and shcrt Jacket bound with
kolinSky fur, which formed revers.
Her levels were antique god, Sc; with
emeralds, and her slippers were OF green
satin.
Mrs. MacWhite. wife of the Minister
Of the Irish Free State, had a graceful
gown Of white lace.
Splendid Gowns Seen on Parade.
Sonora &c Arcaya. wife Of the Min
istcr Of Venezuela. wore black crepe
nodded to her figure and trimmed with
bands Of sealskin fur, and she wore
emerald ornaments.
Nine. Wadsted wife Of the Minister
OF Denmark, was in a gown Of coral
color crepe, simply made
Ths Minister Of Colombia, Senor DR..
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his daughter, Senorta Lucia Lozano,
who wore a gown of rose taffeta and
lace fashioned after the princess model.
with which she wore antique gold set
with pearls designed in punches OF
grapes
Sonora de Zaldumbide. wife of the
Minister of Ecuador. wore a gown of
white satin made with a short train.
Sonora de Finot, wife of the new
Minister of Bolivia. had on striking
gown of white crepe. Win the Min
lister and Sonora dc Finot was Sonora
Carmen Bustamante de Lozada, wife of
the first secretary of the embassy, who
was in a red crepe gown trimmed in
black velvet.
Nine Subarn Sompati. wife of the
Minister of Siam, was in a becoming
gown OF flesh color lace designed with
short Jacket edged with bands Of
sable Nine. Kitiyakara, wife of the
first secretary of the Siamese legation.
was in a gown OF black velvet trimmed
in cloth Of silver.
The Minister of Panama and Sonora
de Alfaro were accompanied by the
formers brother. the former Minister
Of Panama, Senor Horacio de Alfaro,
Sonora de Alfaro and their daughter,
Senorita Rebecca Alfaro. Sonora de
Alfaro, wife Of the present Minister,
was in a gown Of peacock blue velvet
trimmed with lace of the same shade,
and her sister-in-laW was in a gown of
black velvet. Senorita Alfaro wore g
frock Of black lace embroidered in col
ors. Sonora de Chevalier, wife of the
secretary of the Panama legation. had
on becoming gown of black crepe. the
decclletege made with inset of silver
lame.
Marchesa Diana, wife Of the charge
daffaircs Of Italy. who recently came
to Washington. wore white satin be-
romnglv nodded to the figure and her
ornaments were of diamonds,
Sonora de Campos-O Ortiz. wife Of the
charge d'afaires of Mexico was in pink
velvet She wore no jewels
Nine. Nano. wife Of the charge
d'affaires OF Rumania, chose gown of
crear-coIor satin. fashioned after the
modern lines, with sash of red SATIN
Sonora de Irujo. wife of the Minister
counselor Of the Spanish embassy, wore
white satin fashioned after draped
princess model. the bodice built high in
front and low in back. and she wore a
string of pearls about her neck and
pearl pendant earrings.
Baroness Hauenschield. wife of the
retiring counselor of the Austrian lega-
tion. was IN black satin made on simple
lines and nodded to her figure and she
wore no Jewels.
Nine. Skaicky. wife Of the counselor
of the Czachoslovak legation had a
gown Of black crepe fashioned on
G-ecian lines. the bodice built high in
front and low in the back. with Patou
pink trimming the gown and her
slippers were OF Patou pink
Mmn DE- Wirhttld W.fp OF the c0ln-
sc lor Of the Danish legation. wore a
Vlenet model of white satin. with which
she wore pearl and diamond ornaments.
White House Guests Of
President and Mrs. Hoover.
President and Mrs Hoover have as
house guests MIR and Mrs Howard
Heinz of Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. Will