Evening star., 1947-01-08

Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa, was ac-
companied by his charming wife. II
was the first party she has attended
in some time. She looked very well
! in becoming gown of light blue
and silver lame, with silver fox ful
| jacket about her shoulders and q
diamond necklace.
Handsome Mrs. Guillermo Belt
wife of the Cuban Ambassador
chose bright red taffeta frock for
the party, the skirt very bouffant.
Partisan chic marked the costume
/ of Mrs. Henri Bonnet, wife of the
French Ambassador. The gown was
of light blue and silver brocade.
Miss Marie Teresa Castro was with
her parents, the Ell Salvador Am
bassador and Mrs. David Hector
Castro. She wore white tulle and
her mother was in a black velvet
gown.
The Panamanian Ambassador and
Mrs. J. j. Vallarino had with them
their daughter, Miss Hilda Vallarino
who was dressed in white organza
trimmed with sequins. Her mother
wore black chiffon trimmed with
black sequins and diamond orna-
ments.
Mrs. Jorge Garcia Granados and
Miss Miriam Garcia GranadoS, wife
and daughter of the Guatemalan
Ambassador, were dressed in white
Mrs. Garcia Granados wearing crepe
trimmed with white beads and her
daughter costumed in velvet.
| Native Dress Is Followed
Smiling and gracious Mrs. v. K
Wellington Koo, wife of the Chinese
Ambassador, kept to the Chinese
mode of dress. Her robe last evening
was of black velvet embroidered with
large flowers in sequins, and crystals
With this she wore her handsome
jade and diamond ornaments.
DR.. Mica Trbojovic, cousin of the
Yugoslav Ambassador, Mr.. Sava N
Kosanovic, and an attache of the
Yugoslav Embassy, wore a black
crepe skirt with a striped silk bodice
The Argentine Ambassador and
Mrs. Oscar Ivanissevich were accom-
panied by their daughter, Miss Elena
Ivanissevich, who wore white tulle
and satin. Her mother also wore
white, her organza skirt having
insets of black lace, and her
ornaments were pearls.
Mrs Mahmoud Hassan, wife OF
the Egyptian Ambassador, was
dressed in a becoming gown of
mauve with wide girdle of match
ing sequins.
The Canadian Ambassador and
Mrs. Hume Wrong also were there.
Mrs. Wrong was dressed in white,
the soft crepe skirt gracefully draped
and trimmed with gold sequins,
which also ornamented the bodice.
Her accessories were gold and she
wore diamond and pearl ornaments.
Mrs. Emilio Garcia Godoy, wife OF
the Dominican Ambassador, was
dressed in white crepe embroidered
in pearls and sequins.
Mrs. Zadeikis, wife of the Lithu-
anian Minister wore becoming
gown of beige which was compli-
mented with garnet jewelry and
Mrs. Bilmanis. wife of the Latvian
Minister, chose black gown with
black belt which was shot with
gold, and wore pearls and diamonds
The Irish Minister, MIR. Robert
Brennan, attended without Mrs
Brennan, who is still visiting in her
homeland.
Lady Berendsen, wife of the popu-
lar New Zealand Minister, was at
tractively costumed in black velvet
gown with a large bow at the back
/ forming hustle effect. The severity
of the black was relieved by silver
trimming on the bodice and she also
wore pearls.
Mrs. Charles Malik, wife of the
Lebanese Minister, wore two-piece
dress with it's smart tailored jacket
fashioned of a striped black and
white silk material which had been
hanidwoven in her country. The
jacket was worn with simple black
skirt.
Mrs. Charles Bruggmann, wife OF
the Swiss Minister, was in gown
of exquisite black lace, especially
becoming to her red-gold hair.
Mrs. Thor Thors, wife of the Ice
landic Minister, wore dusty pink
with belt of gold sequins.
Miss .Vappu Jutila. daughter OF
the Finnish Minister and Mrs
Jutila, accompanied her parents and
both mother and daughter were in
green. Mrs. Jutils's gown was of a
dark green velvet with which she
wore gold jewelry and Miss Jutila
was costumed in light green chiffon
Mrs Szegedy -Maszak, wife Of the
Hungarian Minister, and Mrs. zu-
rayk, wife of the Syrian Minister
were among those who were gowneo
in black lace, the latter's dress hav-
ing jacket designed as cape like
effect and trimmed with sequins.
The Iraq Minister and Mrs. Jawdat
were accompanied by their daughter
Mrs Pachachi, the former Selws
Jawdat, who recently was married
to Mr.. Adnan Pachachi, an Attache
at the Legation.
Mrs. Jawdat was handsomely
gowned in Paris costume of French
blue taffeta with very full skiri
trimmed in white organdy. Mrs
Pachachi's gown was of fine blaci
spiderweb lace over white satir
which also had q very full skirt
The latter wore an exquisite pendant
of white and yellow gold set witt
pearls, rubies, sapphires and dia-
monds. The lovely ornament Is 9
family heirloom.
The Romanian Minister and Mrs
Mihai Ralea had with them theil
daughter, Miss Catinca Ralea, who
recently arrived with her mother
from Paris. Their costumes were
purchased in that capital, Mrs
Ralea wearing black chiffon with
delicate black birds of paradise ir
her hair. The daughter wore tur-
quoise and silver brocade.
| Mrs. Bhakdi, wife of the Siamese
Charge d'Affaires chose a costume
with pink top and sequins worn with
black skirt.
Mrs. Manuel Rocheta accompanied
her husband who Is Charge d'Affaires
for Portugal, and her dress was OF
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