Evening star., 1935-03-27


tain at a musicale this eve
Il ming In the embassy when the
program will be given bv Nine.
Eva Bsndrowska. prirna donna OF the
Warsaw Opera Co.
The Ambassador of the Union Of
Soviet Socialist Republics and Nine.
Troyanowsky will be hosts at musi-
Gale tomorrow evening when Nine.
Bandrowska and Miss Blanche Yurka,
reader, will give the program.
The Ambassador Of Turkey and
Nine Munir entertained at dinner
last evening having as their guests
the Ambassador Of Cuba. Senor DR..
Guillormo Patterson y de Jauresui
and his two daughters. Senorita Zoe
Patterson and Senorita Olga Patter-
SON. the Ambassador of Mexico end
Sonora de Castillo Naiera, the Min
ister Of Venezuela and Sonora de
Arcaya the Minister of the Donin-
ican Republic and Sonora de Brache,
the Minister Of Costa Rica and Sc
nora de Gonzalez, Senator and Mrs.
william H. King, Representative and
Mrs. Thomas Cullen the former So
licitor General and Mrs. James Craw-
ford Biggs, Mr. Stanley K. Hornbeck,
Lieut.. Col. and Signora Livia Coppola
Viola, Nine. Espaillat and the secre-
tary Of the Turkish Embassy, Mr..
flusein Nizamettin.
The Minister OF Sweden, M. Bos-
from, returned today from New York,
where he went Monday to attend the
anniversary banquet Of the Swedish
Chamber Of Commerce in New York,
which was held last evening.
Egyptian Ruler Honored
On Anniversary Yesterday.
The bright Spring sun shone on the
large green flag. with its white cres-
cent and three stars, which waved
gayly from the balcony of the Egyptian
Legation yesterday afternoon in honor
Of the birthday anniversary of King
Fuad Of Egypt, which was celebrated
inside by a reception given by the
charge d'affaires. Nicholas Khalil Bey.
Doubt Of Springs arrival, which had
been aroused by the keen, brisk air
outside, was soon dispelled when the
guests reached the top OF the curved
staircase and entered the drawing
room. where the charge d'affaires
greeted his guests. There large vases
and bowls filled with every variety OF
Spring flow erS-tulips, snapdragons,
gladoli and jonquilS, in shades of
pink and yellow. with few japanese
iris for contract, frightened the room
and the hallway.
New Dealers. "Old Dealers" diplo-
mats and members of residential So
ciety gathered to chat over their tea
cups IN the dining room. And even
at this pleasant party rumblings OF
war IN the not too distant future
were heard. The long table was laden
with the usual delightful delicacies
to be found at the Egyptian Legation
and spread with an exquisite lace
tablecloth. At each end was an
epergne, the three tiers filled with
bonbons, nuts and fruits. and with
lighted tapers at the top. In the
center was a large bowl, filed with
pink tulips, roses, snapdragons in
shades bordering to red The ladies
OF the cabinet circle were represented
by two members who have just re-
turned from Atlantic City, Mrs. Cor
dell Hull. wife of the Secretary of
State, in a navv blue coat with a
fashionable quilted taffeta collar and
cuffs and a smart blue brimmed
straw hat, and Mrs. Swanson, wife of
the Secretary of the Navy, who wore
a black coat with a shiny black straw
hat. One member, Mrs Homer S.
Cummings, wife Of the Attorney Gen.
eral, who will leave tomorrow for
Pinehurst, N. c.. wore a black gown
Frightened by an orange vestee, worn
with black turban.
Included In company from the dip
lomatic corps were the genial Ambas-
sador of Germany, Herr Hans Lu-
ther; the Ambassador of France and
Nine. de Labculaye, the Ambassador
of Poland, M Stanislaw Patek: Nine.
SEE, wife of the Chinese Minister, who
made picturesque and charming
picture in her purple silk embroidered
Chinese gown, with which she wore a
small turban: the Ambassador of the
Union Of Soviet Socialist Republics
and Nine. Troyanovsky, and the Am
bassador of Cuba, DR.. Guillermo Pat
terson with his two daughters; the
Minister Of the Union of South Africa
and Mrs. Close. with their daughter,
Mrs. Wilfred Mann of London, and
the secretary Of the Irish Free State
Legation and Mrs. Robert Brennan,
who was In blue. and their daughter,
Miss Ermen Brennan, who also wore
blue.
Among the other guests were Rep
tesentative Sol Bloom and Miss Vera
Bloom, who wore a navy blue and
pink print dress; Miss Lyla Townsend,
who was in blue and gray; MIS-. WAL