Evening star., 1937-01-03

Wltn D 6l1OrL tI0lu HuQ u uSCkLl1S low
In back and moderately low In front.
Senator william Z. Borah. who
seldom goes to parties, was among the
early arrivals. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Borah, who wore Q gown OF
white material shot with gold. The
skirt was cut on the bias and wide
bands Of gold threads marked the
hemline.
The Minister Of Czechosloyakia and
Nine. Hurban were among the guests
the latter wearing gown Of silver
brocade.
Senator and Mrs. Arthur H. Vanden-
berg were among others from the SEN
atorial circle at the party and had
with them their two daughters. Mrs.
Barbara Vandenberg Knight and Miss
Elizabeth Vandenberg. Representative
and Mrs. Sol Bloom and their daughter,
Miss Vera Bloom, were among the
members Of the House circle who were
in the large company.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, q cousin
of the hosts, who was debutante dur
ing the administration of her father,
the late Theodore Roosevelt, arrived
early. She had the most becoming
gown Of ruby-red velvet, the bodice
having narrow bands Of the velvet over
her shoulders and cut very low In
back, and about her shoulders a cir
cular cape Of the velvet. The skirt
was long and rather clinging and fell
into q train at the back.
The Charge d'Afiaires Of Mexico and
Sonora de Quintanilla attended the
reception, the latter having striking
gown of white taffeta made very full
in the skirt which had q deep band
OF emerald green velvet about the bot
tom and flowers of the same shade on
the bodice.
Danish Charge d'Anaires
Takes Place Of Minister.
THE Danish Charge d'Affaires and
Nine. Eickhoff took the place of
the Minister and Nine. Wadsted, who
went home for Christmas. Nine.
Eickhoff wore q simply made gown
OF white satin with a train, its only
trimming being dainty embroidery OF
pearls and her jewels were pearls.
Nine. Won Numers, wife of the
Charge d'Affaires Of the Finland Le-
cation. who was with him at the
reception. chose q costume Of white
brocade severely plain and having .
train.
The Nicaraguan Charge dAffaires
and Sonora de De Bayle were In the
large company. Sonora de De Bayle
wearing black taffeta with a very full
skirt with small figures of black velvet
on the material.
The counselor Of the British En-
bassy, Mr.. v. A. L. Mallet, was accom-
panied by Mrs. Mallet, who wore q
gown of white satin with which she
wore emeralds. Mrs. Bradley, wife
Of the naval attache wore gold color
georgette, its only trimming q cluster
of royal blue flowers on the bodice.
Mrs. Chalkley. wife of the commercial
counselor. was in white georgette
made with a train, and trimmed with
brilliants and she wore a pearl neck
lace with diamond pendant. Mrs.
Bewley, wife Of the financial counse-
lor. was in gold lame, the only trim
ming being dark wine color flower
on the bodice. Mrs. Haywood. wife
OF the commercial secretary, had q
costume Of blue and gold lame made
with a long train and having a clus-
ter Of blue and gold flowers on the
bodice and she wore a string Of pearls.
Mrs. Mark-Wardlaw. wife of the as
sistant naval attache, had a dainty
frock Of orchid-color chiffon made
with tulle skirt and short puffed
sleeves, and had cluster Of orchid
and pink flowers on the bodice. Her
ornaments were pearls
The counselor of the Polish En-
bassy and Nine. Wankowicz were ac-
companied by their daughter. Mile.
Lucy Wankowicz, who will return the
end Of next week to her studies at
Vassar College. Nine. Wankowicz was
in heavy black velvet, made very long
and having touches Of black and gray
lace on the bodice with which she
wore long pendant earrings of the
Napoleonic era. Her daughter was
in shimmering white satin, smartly
and becomingly made.
Sonora de Baron, wife Of the Min
ister- Counselor of the Cuban EN-
bassy. was in q becoming gown Of
pastel pink slipper satin. made with
a fitted bodice and a full skirt and
the only trimming a pastel blue flower
in the front of the bodice. Sonora
de Muxo. wife Of the second secretary
OF the Embassy, was in black bro
caded taffeta robe de style.
Attaches of Embassies
Are Well Represented.
THE naval attache of the Brazilian
Embassy and Senhora de Cou-
tinho had with them their daughter,
Senhorita Lucy Coutinho. Senhora
de Coutinho wore silver lame made
severely plain and her daughter had
q frock Of blue velvet.
Sonora de Althaus, wife Of the naval
attache Of the Peruvian Embassy,
wore white satin made on simple lines
and having a belt of rhinestones. With
this she wore pink gloves and diamond
earrings.
Nine. Lombard. wife of the military
attache Of the French Embassy, was
in blue lame. the simplicity of the
costume enhancing the classic beauty
OF the wearer. The skirt, fiaring
slightly at the hem, had frllness in
the back and a garland Of flower
petals made of the material outlined
the low-cut back. Mime. Champsaur,
wife Of the air attache, also wore q
simple costume of white crepe, which
fell into short train at the back and
the severity Of its plainness relieved
by silver cords over the shoulders.
Nine. Saint, wife of the third Sec
retary Of the French Embassy, who
accompanied her husband, M. Charles
Saint, wore bright-figured lame dress
with q slight train, the coloring par
ticularly becoming to her blond
beauty.
Frau Struve, wife of the second