Evening star., 1942-04-22


cess viii be her secretary. Mr.. VIII
helm Vanteps, and Mrs. Vanteps.
Minister and Mime. Loudon
To Greet Royal Party.
The royal party will be met upon
their arrival at Union Station by
the Minister Of the Netherlands and
Nine. Loudon, members Of the Lega-
ton staff and officials from the State
Department. They will be driven to
the White House in executive cars
and Mrs. Roosevelt undoubtedly will
be at the great door of the Presi-
dents residence awaiting their ar
rival.
The visitors will be entertained at
dinner Friday by the Minister and
Nine. Loudon, and just what other
festivities besides the dinners at the
Executive Mansion and the Neither
lands Legation have been planned for
the distinguished visitors has not
been announced. but it is believed
there will be very little In the way of
social activities centering around
the royal visit. 1t will be remem-
bered that during her visit In De-
cember, 1910, there was a larger
dinner at the White House. followed
by motion pictures, for which addi-
tional guests were invited, but, of
course, this was before this country
entered the war and large state
functions at the mansion were
curtailed
Color Film of Bolivia
To Be Shown Today.
An interesting event on this after
Moons schedule will be the showing
of motion picture In color of Bo-
hvia at the Pan-American Union
The Ambassador of Bolivia, Senor
DR.. Luis Guachalla, and the director
of the union, DR.. Leo S. Rowe, will
receive the members Of the diplo-
matte corps, Government officials
and members of society who have
been invited.
Taken under the direction of DR..
Mauricio Hochschild, this docu-
mentary film of Bolivia portrays the
exquisite beauty of this land so
often called the Switzerland of
South America" The film reveals
the interesting life in the altiplano,
or plateau, region of Bolivia, which
ranks with Tibet as among the high
est inhabited sectors in the world
La PaZ and Sucre, the two leading
cities. are located in this region.
Aside from the scenic and archi-
tectural splendor of the country. the
colorful costumes of the natives are
high lighted in the film.
Mrs. Watson Gives Fete
To Plan for Russian Aid.
A high light of today was the
luncheon given at the Hay-Adams
House by Mrs. Edwin M. Watson.
The purpose of the luncheon was to
elect a committee to plan for a
permanent Washington Russian
War Relief organization to raise
funds to aid our fighting Russian
allies. Mrs. Watson is acting chair
man of the committee.
From the Supreme Court circle
attending were Mrs. Harlan Fiske
stone, wife of the Chief Justice;
Mrs. Hugo L. Black and Mrs. STAN
lev r. Reed. Others present from
oficial and residential society in
cluded Mrs. Stanley Woodward, Dr.
Ales Hrdlieka. former United States
Minister to Norway, Mrs. J. Borden
Hartman; Dr. James F. Mitchell,
Or. Katherine Lenroot, Mrs. Edwin
S. Smith, Mrs. John P. Summer
scale. Mrs. Clifford Pinchot, Rabbi
and Mrs. Norman Gerstenfeld, Mrs
Foster Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Straight. Miss Mary Heaton Worse,
Mr.. John Harrison Davis, DR.. and
Mrs. Frank Bohn. Mrs. Wayne Coy
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Cox.
Also present were Mr.. Martin
Miller, Mr.. Clifford Provost, Mr..
Marion Hedges. Col. Julius Peyser,
DR.. Mortimer Graves, Mrs. Eugene
Callaghan, Mrs. George Holmes, the
Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Brown
Harris, Mrs. Lauchlin Currie, DR..
Leon Gerber, Mr.. Harold Lund, Mr..
Z. c. Ropes, Mr.. Sidney Katz, Mrs,
Mordecai Ezekiel, Mr.. Denis Court
ney, Mr.. John Colpoys. Mr.. Bowen
Smith, Mrs. Ernest Lndley, Prof.
Gerald T Robinson, Mrs. Rupert
Emerson. Mr.. Philip Graham, Mr..
John Brophy, Mr.. c. c. Cappel and