Evening star., 1946-11-03
DIPLOMATIC
ActlUitieS
Are Vayled
Guests Feted
At Missions
In Capital
Bv Katharine NJ. Brooks

His Britannia majesty's Ambas-
sador, Lord Inverchapel, is in New
York, where he went to meet the
British Minister of Foreign Affairs,
Mr.. Ernest Bevin, who arrived
aboard the Aquitania yesterday.
The Ambassador spent last week In
Atlantic City, where he attended
the meetings Of the American Bar
Association.
Mr.. Bevin is expected to make q
brief visit in Washington at the
close of the meeting Of the general
assembly.
Also in New York for those meet
ings will be the French Ambassador,
Mr.. Henri Bonnet, who will go there
tomorrow.
Mrs. Koo, wife of the Chinese Am
bassador. will join him today IN New
York, where he is attending the ses-
sicns of the United Nations. She
will be absent until the latter part
of the week or early next week.
The Panamanian Embassy Is OBJ
serving two important holidays today
and tomorrow. This afternoon the
Ambassador and Mrs. ]. ]. Valla-
rino will receive Panamanians IN
Washington to celebrate the ami
versary of independence and to-
morrow the Offices will be closed to
honor the flag day OF Panama.
Among those attending the fete this
afternoon will be Miss Ramona
Lefeyre, sister of the late former
Panamanian Charge d'Affaires IN
Washington, Mr.. j. E. Lefevre. Miss
Lefevre is staying at Hotel 2400
where she and her brother lived
for some years while he was In the
corps here. Miss Lefevre, has been
visiting in Virginia for a fortnight
after her short stay with Mrs. SUM-
ner Welles.
Guests at Embassy
The Argentine Ambassador and
Mrs. Oscar Ivanissevich have with
them at the Embassy the formers
cousins, Mr.. Antonio Ivanissevich
Machado, and sister, Miss Sosy
Ivanissevich. They arrived Friday
night and were guests In compli-
ment to whom the Ambassador and
Mrs. Ivanissevich entertained 6
small group of guests at dinner last
evening. The visiting Mr.. Ivanisse-
vich has come here for a three
month stay and will give a series Of
lectures on legal and economic
subjects.
The buffet supper Friday evening
for which the Polish Ambassador
and Mrs. Oskar Lange have issued
invitations will be in the nature Of
hail and farewell for the Minister
and Mrs. Stefan Litauer. The Min
lister, who came here when the
Embassy was reopened following the
war, recently married the very
attractive former Mrs. Mary Porrttte
OF England, where they met. Mr..
Litauer was Counselor and has been
promoted rather recently to the rank
of Minister. He and his bride will
leave Washington November II and
expect to sail aboard the Queen
Elizabeth November IA. They will
visit in London where Mr.. Litauer
for Is years was representative
of the Polish Press, and then go on
to Warsaw. After that Mr.. Litauer
will be assigned new post as head
of the diplomatic mission probably
in one of the European capitals he
knows so well.
The Hungarian Minister and Mrs.
Aladar Szegedy-Maszak will be hosts
to small group of guests Wednes-
day evening when honors will be
shared by the Minister'S sister. Miss
Lii Szegedy- -MasZak, and Miss Irene
Mark, sister OF. the Counselor of the
Legation, Mr.. Paul Mark. The
supper will follow the concert Of the
Washington Choral Society at which
Miss Mark, a gifted pianist, will be
the soloist. She is the guest Of her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark, and will remain much
Of the winter.