Evening star., 1933-12-08

81 An, w VADI1lNUION
Of Norway. was In one Of the striking
costumes at the function. She wore q
light blue satin gown, designed with q
train and her Jewels were an exquisite
emerald on diamond chain about her
throat. and diamond tiara.
The debutante of the diplomatic cir
Gle. Mile. Nella Veverka.. who was pre-
sented to society Wednesday, accom-
panied her parents, the Minister OF
Czechoslovakia and Mime. Veverka, and
was q charming picture In o gown OF
silver lame made on the new lines
which are so becoming to her., Nine
Veverka wore gown OF silver satin,
the cape sleeves trimmed with deep
bands Of chinchilla fur.
Mrs. MacWhite, wife Of the Minister
Of the Irish Free State, had q lovely
gown OF dark green panne velvet, the
neckline cut square and the skirt falling
into train.
The Minister of Venezuela and Sonora
de Arcaya were accompanied by their
niece, Senorita Elena Afrnenar, who was
in a gown of black velvet with dia-
mond necklace, from which fell q cross
of diamonds. Sonora de Arcaya was In
a striking gown of black georgette crepe,
with which she wore emeralds.
A charming Oriental picture was
Nine. SEE, dainty wife Of the Minister
of China. Following her custom, Mime.
SEE wore a gown fashioned after the
simple style traditional of her country.
the robe or kimono was made of black
brocaded chiffon, the design on the
black background worked in a leaf pat
tern with silver threads. Nine. Sze wore
slippers of the cosmopolitan mode and
In her lovely black hair she wore q
diamond tiara.
Princess Damras, wife of the Minister
Of Siam. his serene highness, Prince
Damras Damrong Devakula, was one OF
the handsomely gowned women at the
function. Her gown was Of black velvet,
trimmed with crystals, which we're ap-
pliqued In a large leaf design. The
princess. the only one which the diplo-
matte corps boasts now, wore an eve
ming wrap of black velvet trimmed with
ermine.
Nine. Djalal. attractive wife Of the
Minister of Persia, was an effective
figure In gown Of gold lame, designed
with short train.
The Minister of Colombia, Senor DR.
Don Fabio Lozano. was accompanied by
his daughter, Senorita Lucia Lozano
due to the indisposition Of Sonora de
Lozano. Senorita Lozano wore q gown
OF chartreuse velvet made with a cowl
neckline. She wore antique jewelry Of
old gold and pearls.
Senhora de Bianchi, wife Of the
Minister of Portugal, was in a gown OF
black velvet. with silver lame on the
shoulder. She wore diamond orna-
ments.
Sonora de Alfaro, wife of the Min
lster OF Panama, wore gown of black
velvet made on princess lines and
trimmed with black ostrich feathers.
On her head she wore a diadem of
black Jet.
The Minister of Canada was accom-
panied by his attractive wife, Mrs.
Herridge. who wore gown of cloth
OF gold made with cowl neckline and
short train and on her lovely blond
hair she wore tiara.
Sonora de Finot, wife of the Minis
ter OF Bolivia, was in gown Of brown
crepe, the bodice designed with a low
neckllne In the back and higher in
the front. A brilliant ornament was
caught at the low line in the back.
The charge d'affaires of Poland was
accompanied by Nine Sokolowska, who
was In a lovely gown of fuschia velvet.
fashioned on straight lines with a
diagonal neckline
Senor Don Luis de Irujo, charge
daffaires Of Spain, was accompanied
by Sonora de Irujo, who had on a
blackberry color satin, made on simple
lines, the low neckline in the back
marked by a bow of the material.
Nine. Nano, wife of the counselor OF
the Rumanian legation was a striking
ngure In gown Of black velvet, the
bodice designed with a square cut de-
colietage. and the skirt fell into train.
MRS. Wrong, wife of the counselor
of the Canadian legation wore a gown
OF pale gold lame, made with a long
train, and a high neckline at the front.
with this she wore jade earrings.
Mime. BonceSco, wife Of the financial
counselor Of the Rumanian legation was
In gown of black satin, made with
double train, and Mime. Popovici. wife
OF the secretary of the legation was in
gown Of black velvet, made with a
train.
The counselor of the Swedish lega-
tlon and Baroness Beck-Friis were ac-
companied by their daughter Miss
Christina Beck-Friis who has been tax
ing prominent part in debutante fes-
tlvlties this Winter Baroness Beck
Friis was in sky blue crepe trimmed
with brown fur and her daughter had
on soft blue satin.
Sonora de Mendoza, wife of the first
secretary of the Peruvian embassy, wore
gown Of black crepe, the top of the
gown of silver lame.
Mrs. Day, wife Of the military at
tache OF the British embassy, Col Mau-
rice F1tzmaurice Day, had ON gown of