Evening star., 1946-06-16
British EnU0Y
10 Entertain
C0nnh.ymen'
Corps Enlarged
By Newcomers;
Vacation Plans
By Katharine NJ. Brooks

BY Katharine NJ. Brooks
His Britannia Majesty's Ambassa-
dor, Lord 1nverchapel, will be host
Tuesday at a small stag cocktail
party. The guests in compliment to
whom he has planned the fete are
members of Parliament who have
been in Bermuda for the meetings
of the Empire Parliamentary Asso-
citation. The delegates are en- route
back to England and will be here a
brief time rs they are permitted to
be absent from their seats in the
British law-making body only lin
tied time.
Another late afternoon party
Tuesday will be that Of the Argen-
tine Charge d'Affaires and Sonora de
Luti. They will entertain for their
house guest, Senorita Oliviera Gear
of Buenos Aires, who has been with
them for several weeks. Senorita
Gear will sail Thursday for Europe
and will spend several months in
Paris.
The Ell Salvador Ambassador, DR..
Don Hector David Castro, was host
at luncheon last week, entertaining
a group Of men in honor Of the
United States Ambassador to Ell Sal
vador, Mr.. John Farr Simmons, who
arrived early in the week from his
post and will be here for few weeks.
A newcomer in the corps is Gen.
Ysydor Modolski, who has assumed
his post as Military Attache of the
Polish Embassy. Gen. Modolski came
from Poland, where he has been in
command of a division of troops for
some months. During the war he
was on duty as Undersecretary of
War Supplies for the Polish govern
ment in exile and with Nine. Mo-
dolska and their sons made his home
in London. He was accompanied to
Washington by Nine Modolska and
their younger son, Tomek. now 8
years old. The older son is at school
in England. Also with them is Mr..
Jacek Zakrzewski, a nephew,
orphaned during the war, and
adopted by them some years ago.
Temporary Home
Gen. and Nine Modolska have
taken the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Livingston Hartley at 2906 N street
for the summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
ley and their family have gone to
Nonquit, Mass, and will be away
until the autumn.
The Assistant Military Attache,
Col. Gustav Alef Bolkoviak, also has
arrived and assumed his new duties
at the Embassy. He and his very
attractive wife are youthful and very
welcome additions to social circles of
this Capital. Col. Alef Bolkoviak
has won much distinction for his
80 years. He is chairman of the
Jewish Polish Association and dur
ing the war he commanded the
Jewish Partisan League and was a
leader in the Polish underground
Nine. Alef Bolkoviak is the
daughter-not yet 20-of another
of the leaders of the Polish Re-
sistance who was killed by the
Germans in the early days of the
invasion. They have not been so
fortunate as Gen. and Nine.
Modolska and temporarily are stay
ing at one Of the hotels while hunt
ing an apartment.
The Panamanian Ambassador and
Sonora de Vallarino will accompany
their daughter, Senorita Hilda
Vallarino. to New York Tuesday.
The attractive daughter of this
Panama family will sail Thursday
for England, where she will be
representative from the Panamanian
Red Cross to the meeting of the
international organization in Lon
don. Senorita Vallarino will be
absent about six weeks and, with
others attending the sessions, will
make a short visit In Paris before
returning.
The Ambassador and Sonora de
Vallarino will remain in New York
until the end of the week.
In Massachusetts
Sonora de SAM de Santamaria,
wife Of the Colombian Ambassador,
and their three children will be off
Tuesday for Hyannisport on Cape
Cod for the remainder of the sum-
mer. The Ambassador and his
family have taken a cottage there
and he will join them as often and
for as long as his duties hermit
The Swiss Minister and Nine.
and their son Billi had
planned to leave Friday but will get
away today or tomorrow for their
farm in Westchester County. They
will be there for some weeks and
expect to sail in July for Switzer-
land where Charles, older son of the
Minister and Nine. Bruggmann, is
in school.