The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-06-11
Bride-EIect's Mother in Ceorgette


was Mrs. Charles A. zoller, jr. AS
one of her friends remarked
"Gainsborough would have done
himself proud could he have
painted you" Dark haired, tall
and stately, she selected grace
full gown of hyacinth sheer net,
made with a full sweeping skirt
and her picture hat of leghorn
had a cluster of Dubonnet flowers
at the front of the crown. She
was one of those assisting the
hostess. Another was Mrs. Ross
Thompson, jr., who wore a sum-
merry frock Of white organdie,
trimmed with tiny ruchings of the
material. Mrs. Charles L. Nc
Nary took her turn serving ice
cream, and her print costume had
a background of chocolate brown.
About the crown of her brown
brimmed hat was band of green
leaves.
Going To Convention
Mrs. James j. Davis, wearing
gray and white print, was intro
- ducing her daughter, Jane, who
must be quite used to friends ex-
planning "how grown up she isl"
She was in soft pink tWo-piece
Sharkskin suit, worn with a Bur
gundy suede beret. Baroness Won
Below, in chiffon of black and
white and a large white hat, was
delighted with the prospect of at
tending the Democratic Conven-
ton, although she admitted her
sympathies were Republican.
The Minister of Guatemala and
Sonora de ,Recinos were chatting
in the hallway with the Minister
Of Yugoslavia, Mr.. Constantin
Fotitch, when we saw them. She
was wearing a smart black cos
tune, the finger tip length jacket
having large white polka dots
and her large white linen hat was
trimmed with black ribbon. The
First Secretary of the Yugoslav-
ian Legation was accompanied
by Nine. Perazic. his attractive
wife, whose costume was the
cynosure of all eyes. A tunic
gown of heavily embroidered lace,
white on a black background,
was topped off with a close-fitting
turban of white velvet violetS,
with a flowing white veil falling
from the back of the crown.
The Commercial Attache of the
Chilean Embassy and Sonora de
Campbell, the latter in blue and
white, had with them their
daughter, Senorita Eleanor Camp
bell, whose powder blue frock
was most becoming. Their other
daughter, Senorita Eliana Camp
bell, who sailed several weeks ago
for Chile, will become the bride
there of Senior Helmuth Buten-
biek within the month.
Enjoys Wife Present
Nine. Ertegun, wife of the Am
bassador of Turkey, was greeting
friends, wearing a black and
green print gown with a black
straw hat. Mrs. Stanley F.. Reed,
wife Of the Solicitor General, in
a Dubonnet and white check gown
with a large hat of Dubonnet
shade straw, was in the large
company as were Mr.. and Mrs.
Merton A. English, jr., the lat
ter in soft blue and white: Mrs.
Paul Scheffer, the Assistant FL
nanclal Counselor of the Ruman-
ian Legation and Nine. Dimitriu,
her gown of white silk trimmed
with a Burgundy and blue girdle
and her upturned hat of Panama.
and Nine. Dimitriu's charming
mother, Mrs. John w. Bennett
who was in black lace.
Perhaps one of the prettiest
women present was Mrs. Thomas
Healy, her husband is Dean of the
Foreign Service School of George
town University. Her modish frock
Of blue and white polka dot was
worn with a picture hat of blue
linen. Glimpsed Mr.. and Mrs.
Wade Hampton Ellis, and Rear
Admiral Mark L. Bristol seemed
to be looking for his wife, whom
we unhappily missed seeing.
Others Seen at Party
Still others gathered in small
groups on the terrace or about the
spacious house were Mrs. Thomas
c. Dawson and her daughter, Miss
Lilita Dawson; the Rumanian FL
nancial Counselor, Mr.. George
Boncesco; Mrs. Ernest Humphrey
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