Evening star., 1944-09-01

Other guests included the foreign
economic administrator, Mr. Leo T..
Crowley; the acting chief of Amer
ican Republics Division, Mr.. Nor
man Armour; the special assistant
to the Secretary of State, Mr..
George T. Summerlin; the coor-
dinator Of inter- American affairs,
Mr.. Nelson A. Rockefeller; the as
sistant chief of protocol, Mr.. STAN
ley Woodward; the chief of staff
to the President, Admiral William
D. Leahy; the secretaries to the
President, Maj Gen. Edwin M. Wat
son, Mr.. Stephen T. Early and Mr..
William D. Hassett: the personal
physician to the President, Vice Ad-
miral Ross T. McIntire; the counsel
to the President, Judge Samuel 1.
Rosenman; the naval aide to the
President, Rear Admiral Wilson
Brown, and Mr.. Curtis R. Boettiger,
grandson of the President.
Secretary Hull was host at the
Carlton, where he and Mrs. Hull
lived for some years. The table was
laid in the Carlton room, with tall
vases of late summer flowers deco
rating the center of the table.
The luncheon at the Pan Ameri-
can Union today followed special
session of the Governing Board hon
oring the visitor. The Secretary OF
State as chairman of the board
.,,.;l.ud Of tho ,,,ootino ond also at
the luncheon, the meeting being
customarily formal and the lunch
con following the same formal pat
tern, The members of the board
who were present were, the Vice
Chairman, the Honduras Ambassa-
dor, DR.. Don Julian R. Caceres: the
Mexican Ambassador, DR.. Don Fren-
cisco Castillo Najera; the Brazilian
Ambassador, Senior Carlos Mar
tins; the Cuban Ambassador, DR..
Concheso; the Uruguay Ambassa-
dor, DR.. Juan Carlos Blanco; the
Paraguay Ambassador, DR.. Don
Celso R. Velasquez; the Ell Salvador
Ambassador, DR.. Don Hector DAVID
Castro; the Panama Ambassador,
Senor Don Enrique A. Jimenez; the
Nicaraguan Ambassador, DR.. Don
Guillermo Sevilla SacaSa; the Do
minican Ambassador, Senor Don
Anselmo Copello; the Colombian
Ambassador, DR.. Don Gabriel Tur-
bay; the Costa Rican Ambassador,
Senior Don Francisco de P. Gutter
rez; the Peruvian Ambassador
Senor Don Pedro Beltran: the Ecua-
dor Ambassador, Senor Don Galo
Plaza: the Venezuelan Charge DAT
flares, Senior Don Arturo Lares; the
Chilean Charge d'Affaires, Senor
Don Enrique Gajardo; the Guate-
malan Charge d'Affaires, DR.. En-
rioue Lopez -Herrarte; the Haitian
Charge d'Affaires, M. Ellie Garcia,
and the Bolivian Charge d'Affalres,
Senor Don Carlos Dorado Chopltea.
Others at the luncheon were those
In the party of the president-elect,
DR.. Belt; DR.. Alvarez Fuentes, Senor
Ing. Gustavo Moreno, DR.. Vidal
Morales, Senor Don Gustavo
Moreno, jr., and DR.. Grau San Mar
tins nepheWs. SenorS Ramon ana
Francisco Grau Alsino. The guests
also included the United States Am
bassador to Cuba, Mr.. Sprullle
Braden; the Ministers Counselor OF
the Cuban Embassy, DR.. Baron, DR..
Mariana Brull and DR.. Joaquin E.
Never: the director general and the
assistant director general of the
Pan American Union, DR.. Leo S.
Rowe, and DR.. Pedro de Alba; the
Counselor of the Union, DR.. William
Manger, and Mr. Edward w. Nash
of the State Department. The
luncheon was served in the stately
hall of the Americas following the
session which was held in the board