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the Dalmation Coast, later going to
Monte Carlo for the Spring
Senor and Sonora Prada, who
travel extensively, will leave early
next month for Florida, where they
will spend the month in Palm Beach
and then plan trip through South
America, Sonora Prada's first In
the Spring they will return TO Paris.
Senor Prada, who was at one time
charge d'affaireS of Peru and coun-
selor of the embassy, resigned from
the diplomatic service and spent
brief time in France before he was
called into service again and ap-
pointed Minister to London.
DR.. and Mrs. John Hooe Iden en-
tertained yesterday afternoon at a
tea dance from 4:30 to o'clock in
the ball room of the Kennedy-War- |
rem in honor of their niece. Miss Bar
bara Baker, and her former class !
mate at Radcliffe College, Miss Bar
bara Pierrepont of Boston
The ball room was decorated with |
ferns and evergreens, which formed |
background for delicate pink roses |
and holly. At one end was a Christ |
mas tree which was decorated with |
blue lights and crystal snow. !
Receiving with Miss Baker and Miss |
Pierrepont was Mrs. Iden, who wore |
gown of turquoise blue made with |
high neck in front and low back !
and full sleeves which were banded |
with silver beads. Miss Pierrepont
had on tunic gown of blue and gold ,
Rak6r'S nf
dark red taffeta made on sweeping |
lines. The bodice was finished with |
a high neck in front and a large |
bow in the back.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Adams Ellie |
good have returned from New York |
City and Garden City, Long Island |
where they spent the holidays. In
Garden City they were the guests of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hrostoski, who |
entertained extensively for them.
Mr. Allen c. Clark and his daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth Clark, and Mrs.
William H. Winchole have returned
to the city after spending Christmas
at the Chalfonte in Atlantic City.
Maj. and Mrs. Henry Leonard will |
be hosts at dinner this evening at |
Grasslands.
Mrs. James H. Moyle, wife of the
commissioner of customs, gave tea
In her apartment at the Shoreham |
yesterday for her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Nelson of New York, who is in the
Capital to visit her.
Capt. and Mrs. Hugh Barclay of !
DouglaSton Manor, Pulaski N. Y, will |
arrive in Washington January 5. and !
will be at the Mayf1oWer Hotel where |
they have taken an apartment. |
Douglaston Manor is one of the |
finest estates in Northern New York. |
Capt. Barclay was, for several years.
military attache to Rio de Janiero. |
and he and Mrs. Barclay have MANY |
friends in this city. Capt. and Mrs. !
Barclay arrived in New York last |
week from a three month trip up the |
Amazon River.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jeffries !
Chewing, jr., will entertain at |
small dance this evening in their |
country home, Wabeek Cabin, near
Mount Vernon.
Lieut.. Comdr. and Mrs Percy c. |
Corning of Country Club Hills. Va.
nave as house guest this Winter Miss !
Pesgy Dlllen. daughter of Mr.. and |
Mrs. M. c. Dillen of New York. Her |
young sister, Maureen Dillen, is also
spending the holiday season with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. George P. McCabe will
give a dinner and dancing party in
the ball room at the Shoreham tomor- |
row evening for their daughter, Miss
Margaret McCabe, who is home from ,
Smith College for the holidays.
The party will include Miss Nc !
Cabe's three house guests who arrived !
for the holidays, Miss Margaret Har-
rison OF New York. Miss Jean DEMO |
OF Boston and Miss Flora Mills of |
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
The Washington branch of the |
VaSSar Alumnae Association will hold |
"a luncheon tomorrow at lis in the |
"A. A. U. w. club house in honor of |
the Vassar students from Washington
who are home for the holidays. Other
guests of honor will be Mrs. Henry
Morgenthau, jr.. Mrs. Waldron Faux
ner and Mrs. Gardiner Means. Mrs.
Cazenove Lee will preside at the
luncheon. assisted by Mrs. James Cox.
Miss Julia Fiebeger and Miss Grace
(Roper.
Mrs. Leigh Palmer and Miss Laura
Palmer have gone to Palm Beach.
Fla, to spend the rest of the Winter
season.
Canon and Mrs. William S. Turner
arrived Wednesday to be the guests of |
Mrs. Turner's parents, Col and Mrs.
William F. Pearson on Tracy place
and will remain until January 4.
Canon Turner will occupy the pulpit
pf st. Thomas Church Sunday.
College men of the Beta Theta Pi
Fraternity, with their wives and
daughters, and many other friends of
he members, will hold an annual
christmas party this evening at the
Columbia Country Club. A long pro-
gram OF festivities is offered by the
pAliSCio dllu dllu SOME
surprises are in store for the
quests. 1t is assured that mem
bers of Congress and of the judiciary
will be among those present to renew
college associations The local club
Represents 81 of the 81 colleges in
the country, which have Beta chap
Fers.
DR.. and Mrs. x. Charles Suraci
Entertained at reception at their home
wednesday morning in compliment to
he marriage of the formers sister,
Miss Lillian Suraci to Dr.. Joseph
0ucibella of Connecticut The recep-
ion was attended by SO close friends
Pf the bride and bridegroom. They !
Fill spend two weeks in New England |
Al