Evening star., 1934-05-18
SOCIETY
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tCOntlnueo tTOm SecOno Fdse0
Secretary of the Navy; Senator and
Mrs. william H. King. the solicitor
general and Mrs. James Crawford
Biggs, Rear Admiral Christy, Mrs
Will, Herr Ernst Wilhelm Meyer, first
secretary of the German embassy;
Miss Carolyn Thompson and Mr.. .Eu-
gene Kevin -Scallan, secretary OF the
South African legation.
Mr.. Josephus Daniels, United States
Ambassador to Mexico, left Washing
ton Yesterday for Raleigh, N. c.,
where he joined Mrs. Daniels, VINO
preceded him by q few days. They
were guests at the White House while
in Washington and were right royalty
entertained. They will return to
Washington May Is and Will occupy
suite at the Hay-Adams- House
where they spent part OF their tihe
after returning to the Capital.
Mrs Borah. wife of Senator William
z. Borah. is en- route to her home IN
Boise. Idaho, where she will be joined
at the end of Congress by Senator
Borah.
Miss Mariana Dunn was formally
presented to society IN washington
Yesterday afternoon when her parents
the chief of protocol OF the state
Department and Mrs. James Clement
Dunn gave a delightful tea and gar
den party in their home on ObSerVa-
tory circle. The debutante recently
returned to Washington from her
school in Florence, italy, Mrs. Dunn
making the trip abroad In the late
Winter to accompany her home. MISS
Dunn and her mother received In the
drawing room where were arranged
quantities of flowers sent the bud'
whose dainty frock was OF white or
candle embroidered in small dots OF
blue. green and red, the same colors
appearing in the braided belt which
marked the normal waistline. Sne
carried instead of the usual bouquet
a dainty white vanity bag Her
mothers costume was OF navy olue
chiffon with collar and cuffs OF
chartreuse organdie.
A tea table was laid in the dining
room but the guests wandered into
the garden. Mr.. Dunn greeting them
on the wide terrace just outside the
door and urging them to stroll INTO
the garden where tables were set and
tea and ices were served from gay
marquee. The company included
MANY of Mr.. Dunn's colleagues in the
State Department as well as large
number of personal friends of the
oircloc Tnr0nr-
row evening Mr. and Mrs. Dunn Will
be hosts at dinner dance when they
have invited contemporaries OF the
debutante.
The Viscount de Lantsheere, for
nerly first secretary of the Belgian
embassy in Washington, who has been
on duty in the foreign Office in Brus-
sells, has in recognition of his valuable
service to his country while at this
post. been appointed counselor of the
Belgian embassy in Madrid. ViScount
de Lantsheere who is one of the most
popular young bachelor diplomats in
Washington is en- route to his new
post where he will take up his duties
Monday.
Rear Admiral Hayne Ellis, U. S. N,
director of naval intelligence, was
guest of honor at luncheon given
yesterday at the Mayf1ower by
Mr. Paul Y Oras, naval attache of
the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics.
The company included Col. Harold
B. Pratt, u S. NJ c., Capt. Ferdinando
Casardi and Col Paolo Shernadori of
the Italian embassy; Capt. A. R.
Dewar and Engineer Capt. j. S. Orr
of the British embassy; Comdr. Fede-
rico Monreal y Pilon of the Spanish
embassy: Capt. Robert Witthoeft of
the German embassy; Capt. Louis
Sable and Maj. Norbert Champsaur
of the French embassy, and Mr..
Alexander NJ Yakimichev of the
Soviet embassy.
Mrs. Cameron Morrison and Miss
Angela Morrison, wife and daughter
of former Senator Morrison of North
Carolina, joined him last night
at the Mayflower and are leav-
ing tonight for Charlotte, N. C.
Senator Morrison had been in New
York City with his family and came
on ahead of them few days age
to Washington. He is not leaving fol-
the South until tomorrow.
Mrs. j. S. Cecil was a luncheon
hostess today, entertaining in the
presidential dining room of the May
flower.
Mai. Gen. Malone Guest
At Luncheon Yesterday.
Maj. Gen. Paul B. Malone of Balti-
more, Sd Corps Area commander, was
the honor guest at the luncheon which
Maj. Raymond o. Barton, u. S. A..
and Mrs. Barton, gave yesterday at
the Shoreham. Following luncheon
at IL o'clock, the party attended the
Military day exercises at Georgetown
University. Maj. Barton is in COM
mand of the R. o. T. c. at George.
town University.
The guests included Col. Harry N
Cootes, U. S. A.; Lieut.. Col. Louis A
Kunzig, U. S. A, and Mrs. Kunzig
Mrs. Roy A. Hill, wife of Lieut.. Col
Hill. U. S. A.; Maj. Basil D. Edwards
U. S. A., and Mrs. Edwards; Rev
FRANCIS y. IuCey, MIS-. join n. OdVE
and Mr.. Paul B. Malone, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Hayes en-
tertained at dinner last evening il
their home in Aurora Hills, when thei
guests included the Rev. Father Foley
Mr.. Thomas O'Neil and Mr.. Gaffnay
of Massachusetts,, Mr.. Frank Gill enc
Mr. Berkman Hollohan.
Mrs. Clarence Day Shepard o.
Winnipeg is the guest of her brothe
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