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short cape of mink. Her tiny

brown hat was edged in mink.

Others spied here and there

were the Ambassador of Ecua

dor, Capt. Colon Eloy Alfaro;

the Minister of Uruguay, Mr. J.

Richling; the dapper Minister

from Greese, Mr. Demetrios Sili

llanos; the Minister of the Do

minical Republic and Senora de

Pastoriza. and the Haitian Min

ister. Mr. Elie Lescot.

The Belgian Ambassador,

Count Robert van der Straten

Ponthoz dropped in to chat with

his colleagues whom he has not

seen for some months. Mar

querita Montero —one of the

more lush Senoritas in the Capi

tal—was wearing a delightful

wisp of a hat fashioned of

clusters of white violets and cov

ered by a filmy veil.

One of the few people whom

we glimpsed, not of the Diplo

matic corps, was that handsome

lady hailing from the blue grass

State, Mrs. Sam Connors. She

was done up in warm brown

tones and her perky hat was

edged in fur.

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NO. 13— MRS. PAUL EVANS, widow of Col.

Paul Evans, U. S. A. Born in Washington and

well known as the cunning Sally Finney, she is

the daughter of the Jack Finneys, the niece of

Eveleth Whiting, a niece-in-law of Frances Cox,

and is, herself, one of those rare people now so

seldom encountered, a real “Cave Dweller.” At

the moment in New York, where she is carving

out a successful career aided by a diminutive

piano and her own enchanting voice, she is bet

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The Washington times. (1937). Washington [D.C.], 1937-10-11. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn84026749/1937-10-11/ed-1/?sp=14

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The Washington times, 1937-10-11.