The Washington times., 1936-04-14
Guests Gathered in Many Groups

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Throughout the patio and the
Carlton room, where there were
tables laden with countless deli
cacies, were vases and baskets
filled with roses Of all sizes
and hues and cut garden flowers.
On the tea table there were sew
eral baskets of flowers made Of
ribbon" sugar.
Mrs. BOrah in Blue
Mrs. william e. Borah, wearing
dark blue with touches Of French
blue and a mink scarf. arrived
early and coined forces" with
Mrs. Sol Bloom, whose husband
joined her later, and her daugh-
ter, Miss Vera Bloom.
They were closely followed by
the dashing Argentine AmbaSsa-
dor, Senior Don Felipe A. ESpil,
whose pretty wife was missed at
the party; Mrs. Dennis Chavez in
Navy blue georgette with lace in
sertS and a cartwheel hat Of scar
let Balibuntl straw. and Mrs.
Harry N. Cootes in an all brown
ensemble who was accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Mary
CooteS,
Among those seen lowering
about the coffee end of the table
waiting their turn or chatting
with each other were Miss Elsie
Brown in black with a stone mar
ten scarf, Mr.. William A. Reid:
the UnderSecretary Of State, Mr..
William Phillips and his daughter,
Miss Beatrice Phillips, the latter
exceedingly smart in her suit with
its fitted jacket Of black and white
checks, free swinging cape, and
skirt of black and jaunty black
shiny straw sailor trimmed with
white carnations; and the Minis
ter of Honduras and Sonora de
Lozano,
Those Seen
Mrs. Homer 8. Cummings was
spied off at one side, where she
had been "cornered'' by group Of
friends and even while chatting,
she kept an eye out for the ar.
rival Of her husband, the Attorney
General, who came as soon as his
official duties allowed him to get
away.
Popular Envoy
Then there were the AmbaS.
Sador Of Cuba, Senior DR.. Gull
lermo Patterson y de Jauregui,
who is always smiling and sur.
rounded by a ring Of willing listen
erS soon after his arrival any
where; Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Mark L. Bristol, she was in a
bright print of black, white and
peacock blue; the Ambassador Of
Mexico and Sonora de Castillo
Najera, she in dove gray lace and
chiffon with full sleeves of intri-
cate pleatings, and they were &C
companied by her sister, Senorita
Conception Davila, who was at
tired in black.
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Southgate; the Minister of the
Dominican Republic and Nine.
PaStoriza, the latter in Navy blue
and white polka-dot with q mar
row finishing at the neck of white
pique; Mrs. w. w. Cook, sister of
the hostess, in black relieved with
touches of white at the throat
and wrists, who was accompanied
by her niece, Miss Sara Dean
WITT, in dark blue and white
printed crepe.
Accompanied by Daughters
The Ambassador of Chile, Senior
Don Manuel Trucco, had with him
his two daughters, Senorita Marta
Trucco in vivid green crepe with
q small hat of the same shade,
and Senorita Graciela Trucco in
beige wool crepe. Mrs. Henry A.
Wallace, wife Of the Secretary of
Agriculture, was in black and
white, and her small straw hat,
faced with white bands, was
trimmed at the back with small
white blossoms.
Among those glimpsed at the
punch table were Nine. Vargas,
wife Of the President Of Brazil, in
black Of smartly severe lines, and
the Ambassador of Brazil and
Nine. Aranha, the latter in a black
and white redingote, and Nine.
RecinoS, wife Of the Minister of
Guatemala, who was csoutmed in
chocolate brown.