The Washington times., 1935-12-11

laden with many tempting de,
white pictures of famous scene
the Guardians of the Gateway.
At one end there is a life sized
portrait of King Rama vi. In
here, the Ambassador of Italy,
Signor Augusta RoSSo, was
glimpSed chatting with a group
of interested listeners. Not far
away was the Minister of Costa
Rica, Senor Don Manuel Con
zalez-Zeledon. Mr.. William K.
Ryan was accompanied by Miss
Liljta Dawson, who was attired
in moss green.
Nine. Djalal, attractive blond
wife of the Minister of Iran, in
brown with a handsome mink
coat and Nine. Petroff Tchoma-
koff, wife of the Minister of
Bulgaria were seated on one OF
the benches in the hall beneath
a large painting of a Rama
Dancer.
Mingling with the guests and
urging them to have some Of
this or that were Mr.. Tula Bun
nag, son of the Minister OF
Siam, and his cousin, Mr.. TaW
Bunnag, who is attending George
Washington University.
In Large Company
Mrs. Sol Bloom was wearing
black crepe, her cape trimmed
with frogs of Sealskin. Her
daughter, Miss Vera Bloom also
chose black for her costume, re-
lieving the severity of it with a
bright crimson velvet ascot. Mrs.
Cordell Hull, wife of the Secre-
tary of State, wore a black coat
trimmed with galyak as were her
flat muff and her hat with its
upturned flaring brim.
Also from the Cabinet group
were the Secretary of Commerce
and Mrs. Daniel c. Roper. She
was wearing a dark green gown
trimmed with silk braid and a
hat of black hatter's plush. The
Minister of the Irish Free State
had with him Mrs. MacWhlte
whose frock of black crepe was
trimmed with a border OF mar
row white braid around the
sleeves and down the front to
the hem. At her throat she
wore a cluster of dark red car
nations.
On the other side of the house
in a cosy room with pale greenlsh
gray walls and striped drapery
of varying shades of blue, the
guests gathered to partake OF the
delicious punch and champagne
Among those seen there Wer
Nine. Saito, wife of the AmoaS'
bassador of Japan; the Ambassa
dor of China, DR.. Sao-Ke Altreo
SEE, and the Minister OF Iran
Ghaffar Djalal.
Others Present
Mrs. William Phillips, wife OF
the Undersecretary of State, in
green, had with her her daugh
ter, Miss Beatrice Phillips, who was
clad in wine-colored tweed com
bined with soft English blue. The
Ambassador of Cuba, Don Senor
DR., Guillermo Patterson y de Jaure,
gui, was accompanied by his
daughter, Senorita Olga Patter
son, who was wearing a black
crepe frock fashioned with a high
neckline finished with a stock
collar and bow of dainty cream
lace.
Others attending the celebra
ton were the Minister Of Austria
and Nine. Prochnik, the latter IN
black with a dark blue hat trim
med with feathers; Mrs. John w
Bennett, Miss Margaret Zage, Nine
Espaillat, in black and silver lame
with a scarf of emerald green vel
vet and a small black hat; the
Minister of Switzerland and Nine
Peter; Mrs. Thomas H. c. Reid
in brown trimmed with ecru lace;
the Counselor of the Rumaniar
Legation and Nine. Florescu;
Mrs. Carl Ruth, in a brown en-
semble; the Assistant Financla
Counselor of the Rumanian Lega
ton and Nine. Dimitriu; the
Minister of Paraguay and Nine
Bordenave, the latter in smar'
black; the Minister Of Uruguay
Mr.. j. Richling, and Major anc
Mrs. Thomas Macdonald, the
latter in geranium red with {
black hat.
The Counselor of the Polish
Embassy was accompanied b!
Nine. Sokolowska, who had on {
black coat trimmed with blacl
krimmer. Her hat with its turn
ed up brim gathered in the from
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