The Washington times., 1937-11-24

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A circular white bar, complete
with rail and everything, offered
whatever one could possibly
wish to have, and in the dining
room a lace and white hnened
table invited one to have coffee,
tea, a bit of turkey or old Vir-
ginia ham, the lightest of hot
rolls or sandwiches. Flowers
bloomed as though in garden
and the whole house was color
full with crimson and pink roses,
gold and white chrysanthemumS
and fragrant FreeSias.
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MRS. TRIBBLE wore a lovely
4VA trailing gown of light-blue
velvet fastened at the pointed
neck with a wide spray of dia-
mondS. Gen. and Mrs. Thomas
Holcomb arrived early, the Min
lister of Guatemala and Nine.
Recinos and their pretty daugh-
ter, Senorita Laura Recinos, and
Gen. and Mrs. Clayton Vogel,
"Doggie" Waggaman walked
slowly up the stairway and gave
it an admiring, architectural
look.
Mrs. Tomas Cajigas, in SHIN
mering velvet with a fascinating
hat fashioned of bird wings and
one solid wing forming the wide
back; the H. E. Collinses, DR..
and Mrs. Bryson Norris, Mrs.
Johnny Shugrue wrapped in
mink and a brown and orange
turban; the j. Clinton Tribbys,
the Minister from Panama and
Nine. Boyd, Mrs. Abner Drury
in black and an off-the-face hat
with a shoulder-length veil and
ever so many people coming as
we dashed off to
TNEIE Minister from Honduras
L and Sonora de Lozano's re-
ception in celebration Of their
twenty-fifth wedding anniver-
sary, and the Chinese Room at
the Mayflower pie a sanity
crowded with guests who wished
their hosts many happy re-
turns" and Sonora Lozano, very
chic in pale blue lace and re-
membering, despite her long
absence, to ask after every mem
ber of ones family, and the
Minister, who has the incest
smile, making everyone feel so
very welcome and wanted.
A DELICIOUS and elaborate
"A buffet with a vase Of vari-
colored chrysanthemums and
steaming silver dishes, holding
chicken king and lobster, tiny
biscuits with spiced meats,
bowls of frozen cream mousse, a
cake done in silver and white
frosting and another made in
the national colorS of Honduras;
flaky, hot pastry, rolled into
tangy tidbits and away off in
one corner a bar of champagne
and near by another of punch
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nR. AND SENORA JULIAN
~ CACERES, he is First Secre-
tary of the Honduran Legation,
and DR.. Caceres insisting that
everyone have a toast for this
memorable occasion in cham
payne, and the minister from
Costa Rica, Don Ricardo Castro
Beeche, with his three pretty
daughters and charming wife,
and the Fred Brittens with
Mrs. Britten in black velvet and
diamonds and tiny, wrapped
velvet turban hat, and Mrs. Pres
ton McGoodwin in brown velvet
and ornaments of topaz, the
Minister Of Bolivia and Sonora
de Guachalla, Mrs. Gerald Linke
in black with a gay henna
shaded tunic; Lilita Dawson
wearing a magnificent cape of
silver foxes, the Minister of the
Dominican Republic and Sonora
de PaStoriZa, DR.. and Mrs. Mel
son Darton, Mrs. Louis Schapiro,
Nine. Grace ESpaillat, Senor
Valdes Rodriguez, still with a
wretched cold and guests still ar
irving as we left, for the tea
given by.
HORACE LUTTRELL, for the
III officers and the committee
of the Inter-American Hors
Show and the big white house
shining with lights, fragrant
with roses and round bowls oi
purple violetS, and tea in the
paneled dining room for those
who wished, and for those who
didn't-scotch and soda anc
champagne, served from The
long buffet.
| COMMISSIONER Melvin Haz
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full of wit, good advice anC