The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-04-13
Dolly Cameron Says:
.TRUCCO SISTERS ARE HOSTESSES
New Secretary
Honor Guest
At Party

1t was strictly a
younger set party that
the Senoritas Trucco gave yes
terday afternoon at the EN-
bassv in honor of the handsome
and suave new Secretary, Senior
Manuel Pereira.
Being the first warm, sunny
day in a long time, everyone
was dressed up in their very
best. Marta Trucco was wear
ing a chartreuse crepe frock
with shirred sleeves, and she
was assisted ably by her sister,
Rebeca, in a crisp dark blue
dress. "Chela" was missing
from the beauteous trio. She
is visiting Maruca Sacasa in
New York, and when she re-
turns in a day or so, Maruca is
planning to come with her.
Formerly In London
Manuel Trucco, jr., dashed
hither and yon seeing that his
guests were quite happy! Upon
learning that Senior Pereira had
Just left London, we were nat
urally curious about Corona
ton plans. The dark eyed
Chilean replied that things
were pretty crowded" in fact,
he said:
81 even had to wait As min
utes for my lunch every day.
You know, one can't remem-
Der to reserve a table always! !
Olga Patterson, who IS a
guest at the embassy until
sometime in June, was pouring
tea during the afternoon. She
was in a black frock sprinkled
with gold flecks and trimmed
with a flat gold bow. Attrac-
tive Helen Brereton-who
strongly reminds one of
Miriam Hopkins-was very
smartly decked out in a pink
tweed suit with dark blue ac-
cessories.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Exnicios
we're there; she was in redingote
of brown and white print. Sar-
torial honors for the afternoon
must be awarded to tall and beau
tifully groomed Josephine Tu-
della. Her beige frock which had
that nippe d-a t-the-waist and
flared-at-the-skirt look was topped
by a hat of black with colored
chiffon bands. Her flat black
patent leather bag suspended cas-
ually from her shoulder with straps
and hung down to her waist.
DR.. vladimir Palic, accompanied
by his wife, was having very gay
time laughing and chatting. The
first Secretary of the Yugoslav
Legation and Nine. Perazic en-
tered as we did. Nine. Perazic
wore a sleek fur jacket over her
royal blue frock.
RoIivian Minister There
Among other whom We spied in
the crowded room where the table
was laden with a huge bowl of
bright peach gladioli were Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Wharton Phil
lips, Miss "Evie" Walker and her
brother, Frank; Mr.. and Mrs.
Jeanne de Sibour, the Bolivian
Minister and Sonora de Guachalla,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard West, jr.,
and the Attache of the Swiss Lega-
ton and Nine. Schlatter.
Lucy Sharpe looked most fetch
ing in her beige tailored suit with
a huge red carnation as button
Mere. Senorita Eleanor Campbell
wore a frock of blue and white
print with>a halo hat of blue. She
was accompanied by her sister,
Sonora de Eglinton; the air at
tache of the Chilean Embassy was
with his attractive wife, Sonora de
Puga. The latter was in gown
of dark blue Splashed with large
white daisies.
Still others we saw were Miss
Laura Tuckerman, the Air Attache
Of the italian Embassy and the
MarchioneSs of SAINT Orsola,
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. Ralph H. Woo
ten, Miss Sibilla Skidelsky, Mrs.
Harold Hinton, Larry Bungard-
eanu. Miss Jane Culbertson, Mrs.
Campbell Pritchett, the First Sec
rotary of the Mexican Embassy
and Sonora de Fuentes, Miss Villa
MCGEE and Miss Rebecca yelling
ton.
NoA.l ComsAm