The Washington times., 1933-07-21
Signora SbernadOri

and here guests gathered in small groups about the oH
to congratulate them their marvellous feat They
healthy vigorous collection of young OF course,
and smiling happily
Diplomatic Set Well Represented
The great long tea table presided over by Sgnora
Bonardel wife of the Counselor for Emigration who
ected the occasion chalk white crepe suit made
simply and with which she medium -brimmed stitched
white hat. At the other end found Sgnora di Gero-
amo wife of the Chancellor OF the Embassy pouring her
she large brown Baku hat. The table itself was
decorated with bowls Of pale yellow roses and matching
tapers in silver candleStlcks.
The patio with it's COOL spashng fountain and pool
soon filed and before long the Ambassador with General
Balbo were able to minge with the guests
The Dean of the Diplomatic Corps, the Ambassador OF
Turkey Mr. Ahmet Muhtar, the Ambassador Of Great Brit
ain Sir Ronald Lindsay, the Ambassador of Argentina
Senor Dr. Felipe A. Esp and the Ambassador of Japan,
Mr. Katsuji Debuch in the large company The Am
bassador of France accompanied by Nine de Laboulaye
and their daughter, Mile Maria Theresa de Laboulaye
also in the diplomatic group. Nine. de Laboulaye
chose for the event becoming OF CREPE IN black
and white print. Her medium size white hat trimmed
with black.
The Acting Secretary of State, Mr.. William Phillips
who kept pretty busy these past few days with
all the visiting dgnitares dropped in for the party The
gray chiffon made with short jacket and the Secretary
Of Commerce and Mrs. Roper with their daughter Miss
Grace Roper represented the Cabinet group Both Mrs
Roper and her daughter wore gowns OF pale pink
Others in Notable Company Present
The Minister of Albania Mr.. Faik Kontza and the
Charge dAffares of Chile Senor Don Benjamin Cohen
were gmpsed in the large gathering the Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs Wilbur j. Carr the latter
looking charming in pink and blue fowered chiffon with
soft pink straw hat Representative and Mrs Sol Bloom
with their daughter Miss Vera Bloom the Military Attache
of the Cuban Embassy and Sonora de Prieo Mr. John Phil
lip Hill; Miss Nea Veverka daughter Of the Minister OF
Czechosovaka and Mme Veverka; Mrs Russell Bennett
stunning in black and yellow flowered chiffon with
large black straw hat with her daughter Miss Florence
Harris Miss Louise Harrison Gwynn, looking extremely
chic in canary yellow and beige gown, with tiny toque
of yellow velvet petals and literally surrounded with ad
mirng avators; Mrs Elphalet Andrews Mrs James Ham
iton Lewis Mrs. Chauncey Parker jr Mrs Eldrdge Jor
dan Miss Carolyn Chantry, Mr.. William P MacCracken
Mrs Campbell Prichett fascinating with her win
some young niece Miss Natalie Keeney, Miss Meta Evans
Miss Dorothea Lane in striking all white ensemble Miss
Elizabeth Shouse, Rear Admiral and Mrs Mark Bristol
Miss Ruth Kent Mr. and Mrs Edward Brewer Montgomery
Rear Admiral Emory Land, and the Naval Aide to the
President Capt. Walter N. Vernon.
The Army and Navy Country Club was the scene of
dinner and dance given in honor of Gen. Babo and his
aviaors later in the evening when the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs Swanson and the Assistant Secretary OF
War Mr. Harry H. Woodring the hosts
Several hundred guests attended this informal party
which cmaxed busy day the Capital for these notable
visitors.