Evening star., 1935-01-04
SOCIETY
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q fischu. Mrs. Bewley, wife of the
financial counselor. was in green lace
with which she had plum color acces-
sories and her ornaments were OF
rubies set in old gold.
Mrs. Wiggin, wife of the first secre-
tary, wore striking costume Of white
taffeta with a train of rare old white
lace with which she wore emeralds
and diamonds. Mrs. Mark-WardlaW,
wife of the assistant naval attache,
was in peach-color moire. with which
she wore silver slippers and pearl
ornaments. Maj. Henry Frank Hey
wood, the new commercial secretary,
was accompanied by Mrs. Haywood,
who wore pale blue lace with wide
sash of dark blue velvet. The attache
of the embassy and Mrs. Harold II.
Sims returned from holiday visit
late yesterday and at the reception last
evening she was in gown of gold and
silver sequins, the short train of white
tulle.
The counselor of the German en-
bassy, Herr Rudolf Leitner, was ac-
companied by Frau Leitner, who was
black lace embroidered in silver.
The military attache of the German
Embassy and Frau Won Boetticher
were accompanied by their daughter,
DR.. Adelheid Won Boetticher, who wore
soft pink crepe. Frau Won Boetticher
was in a black sequin gown, with
which she wore pearls.
Sonora de Azcarate, wife OF the
military attache Of the Mexican En-
bassy. was in black velvet trimmed
with gold lace. with which she wore
Mexican filigree jeWelry. Sonora de
Fuentes. wife of the first secretary of
the embassy, had gown OF white
satin with accessories to correspond
and Sonora Maria de Vazquez Zarco,
wife of the assistant military attache,
was in black crepe trimmed with lame.
Nine Sokolowska. attractive wife OF
the counselor of the Polish Embassy,
wore black satin with tunic OF black
sequins.
The Secretary of the Irish Free
State Legation and Mrs. Brennan at
tended their first White House recep-
ton since coming to Washington and
were accompanied by their daughter,
Miss Emer Brennan. Mrs. Brennan
was in a gown of heavy black crepe
and Miss Brennan wore gown
brought from Ireland of heavy green
silk.
Sonora de Chevalier, wife OF the
secretary of the Legation of Panama.
accompanied her husband, wearing
gown of printed satin.
Nine LANCER, wife OF the assistant
commercial counselor of the Polish
Embassy, was in charming Partisan
gown of black crepe satin. Rhine
stone clips at the neckline and
buckle at the waist line formed the
only trimming of the gown.
The naval attache Of the Argentine
Embassy and Sonora de Macklnlay
were there, the latter in a severely
simple gown Of brown velvet, designed
with a train.
Sonora de Mendoza accompanied
her husband. the first secretary of
the Peruvian Embassy, and wore
gown of fuchia color crepe, the neck
line finished with a Bertha collar.
Sonora de Urquiza, wife of the
counselor of the Peruvian Embassy
was in a gown of black. trimmed with
white lame and wore diamond neck
lace.
The new naval attache of the
italian Embassy was accompanied by
Donna Blanca Cugia, the Marchesa
SAINT 'Orsola. She was in velvet in
shades of green and black.
Nine Sable, wife of the naval at
tache of the French Embassy, wore
orchid-color crepe.
Nine Lombard wife of the military
attache, who is one of the striking
beauties of the diplomatic corps, wore
a gown of dull-blue crepe, made close
fitting with the shoulder straps of
sapphires and diamonds.
Nine. Champsaur, wife of the air
attache, wore Lanvin gown of black
taffeta trimmed with white tulle and
pearls.
The first secretary, NJ Roger
Gaucheron, was accompanied by his
sister, Mile. Simone Gaucheron, who
was in a black satin robe de style
trimmed with touches of pink.
Frau Lohmann, wife of the second
secretary of the German Embassy,
wore old gold satin
Nine. Neymann. wife of the first
secretary of the embassy of the Union