The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-28

WIlbUSu.
From the laughter that FOLLOW
of the audience agreed.
The feminine attire last night
was up to par while the gen.
tlemen were CARRIED in anything
from checkered sports clothes
to the last word in summer eve
ming dress.
Yoeh and An.Fu, daughters OF
the Chinese Ambassador DR..
Chengting T. Wang, were both
CARRIED in their native robes.
Yoeh, the elder of the two
girls, was wearing a cleaning
white brocaded tunic and jade
ornaments dangled from her
ears. Butter-yellow splash e.
satin with tiny brown figures
had been fashioned into a gown
for An-Fu.
Causes Stir
Haywood Broun caused quite
a stir among the guests and at
one interval he was accosted
by Miss Pauletta Guffey, sister of
Senator "Joe" Guffey, who said:
"You don't remember me, Mr..
Broun, but I am" There she
was interrupted, for of course
Mr.. Broun knew who she was!
The Spanish Ambassador, Sc
nor de los Rios, was accom-
panied by his daughter, Laura.
This beautiful Senorita was
wearing one of the Smartest
frockS we have seen in many a
day. It was of crisp white pique
printed witt enormous red flow
ers and the snugly fitting jacket
was sporting white revereS.
Wears Lovely Lace
Upon the enormous buffet ia
BILE reposed a feast fit ''only for
Kings" There was sturgeon
covered with strawberry-pink
dressing, salads, pate de fois
gras, hams, capon and the in
evitable caviar!
Guests wandered from one
room to another partaking of
the buffet and drinks. The
Solicitor General and Mrs. Stan.
ley Reed were among the crowd.
Mrs. Reed was wearing a lovely
gown of cafe au lait lace. Mrs.
William E. Borah had chosen a
satin frock printed with black
and white flowers.
Returns From New York
Mrs. James Hamilton Lewis
dropped in rather late and
breathless. She had just dashed
down from New York City where
she had attended a luncheon
given for the newly-appointed
Ambassador to Brazil, Mr.. JEFF
ferson Caffery. Mrs. Lewis was
gowned in black lace with large
tangerine-colored flowers at the
decolletage.
Mrs. w. w. Howes was there.
as were the former Representa-
tive and Mrs. Fred Britten.
Alma's black and white dinner
gown was accented with jade
green. The Naval Attache of the
Italian Embassy, Capt. don Um-
berto Cugla, Marquis of SAINT
OrSola was only one of the
many summer bachelors" who
dropped in.
Pretty Eleanor Flood, wearing
q lowered accordion-pleated
chiffon, was surrounded by a
host Of admirers. Mr.. Herbert
Feis. Of the State Department,
was holding a court Of his own
near one OF the bars.
Among others present were the
Ambassador Of Turkey, Mr.. Err.
tegun; Senator and Mrs. Charles
L. McNary, Senator Arthur Cap
per, Senator John T. Townsend,
jr.; Senator and Mrs. Robert j.
Bulkley, Senator and Mrs. Ebert
D. Thomas, Senator and Mrs.
Carl A Hatch, Senator and Mrs.
James z. Murray, Senator
George L. Radcliffe, Senator and
Mrs. Ernest Lundeen and Sena.
tor Theodore F. Green.
Ti4H Minister Of Albania, Mr..
Faik Eonitza, was also there as
were the Minister of Lithuania
and Mrs. IadeikiS: the Minister
Of Latvia, DR.. Alfred Bilmanis;
the Minister of Bulgaria, Mr..
Dimitri Naoumoff; the Minister
Of Czechoslovakia, Mr.. Vladimir
Hurban; Representative Robert
Allen, Representative and Mrs.
Fred Bierman, Representative
and Mrs. Gerald Boileau, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Herman
Kopplemann and Representative