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clude the scenic beauties of seashore
and mountain resorts as we'll as the
famous spas. The second or main
floor will hold the exhibit of the
art, luxury and elegance of France
and there will be works of art from
the national factories of Sevres,
Gobelins and Aubusson, as we'll as
paintings and sculpture, with indus
trial works such as clothes and per-
fumes. Frances share in the evo-
luton of civilization will be shown
on the third floor in the exhibit of
French literature, its accomplish
ments in science, invention and edu-
cation. In the section set apart for
history, emphasis will be put on the
French American friendship which
has existed for so many years.
The entire exhibit will attempt to
reveal France as land of individ-
ual liberty and of intellectual and
religious freedom. On the roof gar
ACAly p1OtllSld1 OlSllCS Will
famous wines and liquors will be
served and French cuisine in the
main restaurant will be under the
management of a famous Partisan
restaurateur. From these tables, ar
ranged on the curving terraces, pa
irons will have a view across the
lagoon through the huge glass WIN
dows which will be built so they
may be pulled back when weather
permits.
Ambassador and Nine. E-tegun
To Be Hosts at Dinner.
The Turkish Ambassador and
Nine. Ertegun have issued invita-
tions to dinner Tuesday evening,
January "a.
The Polish Ambassador, Count
jerry Potocki will be host at buf-
fet dinner party Sunday evening,
January %, his guests remaining for
dancing after the dinner.
The Spanish Ambassador and
Sonora de los Rios were hosts at
tea Thursday afternoon, entertain
ing informally in the Embassy on
Sixteenth street.
Minister and Nine. Wadsted
Issue Invitations to Reception.
The Danish Minister and Mime.
Wadsted, the latter just back from
Europe, have issued invitations to a
reception Tuesday afternoon in the
legation in honor of Mile. Evelin
Heepe of London and Copenhagen,
who will give brief program at S
, O'Clock. Mile. Heepe will give reci-
tations and readings of Danish
works in her native language as we'll
rs in English The visitor will spend
several days with the Minister and
Nine. Wadsted before starting off on
a tour of this country, where she
will give recitals in the larger cities.
Nine. Wadsted and her small son
Otto arrived in New York Friday
morning after their boat was de-
layed by bad weather. and were met
there by the Minister. They later
came to Washington, arriving in
late afternoon.
IUlI1lSIcT anu WHINE. felcnyl
Attend Wedding in Cleveland.
The Hungarian Minister and Nine.
Pelenyi are spending the week end
In Cleveland, where they went to at
tend the wedding of Miss Helen
Greene, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward B. Greene. and Mr.. Albert
Dean Perry. The Minister and Nine.
Pelenyi are established in the new
legation and already have been
hosts at several parties and have
number of others planned in the
near future. The legation, at 2800
Albemarle street, formerly known as
EstaBrook. was the home of Col
and Mrs. Arthur O'Brien, who now
live in Seattle, Wash. Col. and Mrs.
OBrien were frequent hosts at Esta-
Brook, their guests including many
prominent men and women in poll
tics, the arts and society. The Min
lister and Nine. Pelenyi have made
few changes at EstaBrook, although
the furnishings are entirely those of
the legation, Col. and Mrs. O'Brien
having moved their furniture and
draperies to their newer abode.
Minister and Mrs. Close
Arrange Three Dinners.
The Minister of the Union of
South Africa and Mrs. Close will
entertain at dinner Thursday eve
ming and have issued invitations to
dinner Thursday evening, January
26, and Saturday evening, January
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