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a smart tailored street costume of blue crepe marocain

which will undoubtedly be one of her favorites for the

busy days ahead.

State Secretary

Luncheon Host

The Secretary of State, Mr.

Henry L. Stimson, entertained at

luncheon today at Woodley.

His guests were the new Am

bassador of Mexico, Dr. Gon

zales Roa; the Minister of

Haiti, Mr. Dantes Belgarde; the

Minister of China. Dr. Alfred

Sao-Ke Sze; Mr. Francis White,

the Assistant Secretary of State;

Mr. Warren Delano Robbins,

chief of the division of Proto

col of the State Department;

Dr. Stanley Hornbeck, chief of

the Far Eastern division and

Mr. Herschel Johnson, chief of

the Mexican division.

Concert Today

Many early arrivals in Wash

ington for the inaugural fes

tivities will attend the National

Symphony Orchestra concert

this afternoon at Consti

tution Hall, to hear Mischa

Elman as soloist. Mrs. Oscar

Jarecki has given her box to

Miss Anita Stephens, who will

entertain several guests. Mr.

and Mrs. Forrest Rutherford

will occupy a box. Miss Alice

Clapp has turned her box over

to Mrs. Eugene Byrnes, who

will entertain several young

violinists of the Friday Morn

ing Music Club.

Miss Clapp is taking another

box, where she will have as

her guests Mrs. John L. Cable,

Miss Heydrick, of Pennsylvania,

and Miss Jean Stier. Mrs.

Hans Kindler, wif£ of the Na

tional Symphony conductor, is

expected to occupy the box of

Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe, who

is now in Paris.

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The Washington times. (1933). Washington [D.C.], 1933-03-02. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026749/1933-03-02/ed-1/?sp=12

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