Evening star., 1937-03-19
Easter Are Being DIPLOMATS and Official
By the Way
Beth Blaine

EsTERDAY typical midseason day in WASHINGTON First
v delightful luncheon with the Bulgarian Minister Mr.
Dmr Naoumof, in his legation luncheon was
in honor of the retiring counselor of the Italian Embassy
and the Marchesa Longhi very
slipping Turkish which perfectly madand
what could be better?
Later in the afternoon 1oe aOen to the Sianese Legation
for a1pays the little daughter of the Minister and
Rajamai the center of attraction She possesses
personality the adult acquires
tetime Sumpuous is the only Uord for the food pth
1Ohich the table in the dining aden There ue
learned that Tuesday w find the counselor of the Swedh
Legation and Mm Per Wijkman heading oWard S0eden for
Uacation lasting from Do to three months The WUknan
Oho married less than vo hare been forced
to spend this Winter apart whe Per acting Charge
dAfaires Merico family physician thought the
high inaduabze for little Luabet months.
the Finnish legation where the Minister and Nine
saTnee he bo had sa fs fpf Sq3nna m on
Washington about two weeks, sad to relate
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beautiful old gold brocade curtains The house is Literally filed
Jade Snu @ and fine a SIN. No % Tonde our
decorating selected her the Of experimenting
group rsnds Until it was time to
dash home to dress for dinner
WE expected 1925 Street Club gay could be
last evening overfowing with members and
Needless the conversation for the most part Of
horses horses horses all the little horses that in the Grand
National at Antree this Such remarks Hes
good mudder" very with persons
Virginia hunting gathering
felt that and ayman
completely felt that if he listened carefully
enough might pick fine phrases and ideas for
rainy day
Quite goodly number OF members dined at the club,
though many later in the eUening and
Darly greeted BY Mrs. James F. Curtis after receiUtng
friendly 1Uelcome at the door from Mary Cummings Mrs
Curtis able really truly the anticipation Of
this Grand National listening to the RADIO for
Son-ind did not ride this Last Spring
Uutchng her she listened to the practically
the RADIO NTH Cten all her face fearing
the 1UorSt that happen to jockey that Of
Though filled with weldressed women the
bouquet lovely Mrs Dwight The dress
all of lace emerald that shade Of bright
perfect with The full
stiened her shoulders of the
lace edged with the contrasting color
The Italian Ambassador and Donna Matde de Suuich
present from their Embassy also Count and
Countess Roberti We learned that Mr. and Mrs. "Chip
Bohlen edUing London merit Wednesday Uith the
United States Ambassador at Large Mr. Norman H DacS
The BohlenS l be only about sir UeekS this is
special mission, not permanent change OF posts Ue are
glad to Uould hate to think OF haUng to bid
tareWeH to them
Mr. and Mrs Hugh D. Auchincoss those
but left early catch New York whence Mrs
AuchincoSS will sail for today Speaking Mrs
Chauncey this country MT Parker
their delightful children has New York
the skier Cess Washington may welcoming
her back in day
We told that Mr. Auchncloss had up his mind
whether he is sailing those things that
will know until the boat pulls Of New York Harbo