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III, who was born December 8
Mrs. Alfaro was in Washington the
latter part of November after being
with DR.. Alfaro in New York while
he attended the United Nations, and
after visiting the WellerS and the
Alfaros and being entertained by
few of her very many friends here
went to Fort Worth to be with Mr..
and Mrs. Maddux.
DR., and Mrs. Alfaro will remain
with Mr.. and Mrs. Maddux until
after Christmas and are planning
to take off for Panama and be home
In time for the New Year.
Another brilliant reception in the
Saudi Arabian legation is being
planned for January Is, which Will
be in honor of the Crown Prince OF
that country, his Highness Prince
Saud. oldest son of King Ibn Saud.
The Crown Prince is expected to go
to Cairo by plane and will make the
remainder of the journey to this
country by boat, reaching New York
about January 13. He will come TO
washington the following day.
The brothers of the Crown Prince
were here not so long ago and an
elaborate reception was given in
their honor, which also served as
a house warming for the recently
purchased legation at 2800 Wood
land drive.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
James F. Byrnes will entertain at
dinner tomorrow evening at the
Carlton in honor of the Prime Min
lister of Greece and Mrs. Constantin
, ,Tsaldaris. The distinguished visi-
tors will arrive in Washington this
evening. accompanied by MIR. Tsal-
daris' adviser, Mr.. Alexis Kyrou,
and will be here until the end OF the
week.
The Greek Charge d'Affaires and
Mrs. Paul Economou-Gouras will
give a reception tomorrow after
noon at the Shoreham in honor OF
the guests from Southeastern
Europe. Mr.. Economou-G -Gouras will
be host at luncheon Saturday for
the Prime Minister and Mrs. Tsal-
daris, who probably will 60 back to
New York for a brief stay before
leaving on their long journey home
ward.
Mrs. Cimon Diamantopoulos,
widow of the very popular Greek
Ambassador, whose sudden death
ten days ago in New York was a
severe shock to their many friends
here, is at the Embassy. The Am
bassador had been at this post
since February, 1910, when he came
as minister. In October, 1912, he
became the first Ambassador from
his King. Mrs. Diamantopoulos was
with him In New York where he was
a delegate to the United Nations,
and came back to Washington after
his death.
Another visitor from foreign
land was Judge Juvenal Marchisto,
head of the American Aid for Italy,
who spent yesterday in the Capital.
He was the guest in whose honor
Mrs. Giuseppe Brambilla enter
tanned at luncheon at the 1925 F
Street Club. The italian Ambassa-
dor, Mr. Alberto Tarchiani, was the
ranking guest and others included
the Second Secretary of the En-
bassy, Mr.. Tristano Gabriel, and
the Third Secretary, Mr.. Paolo
Pansa: Mr.. and Mrs. Egidio Ortona,
Mrs. Truxtun Beale, Mrs. F. Burial
Hoffman and Prof. Sherbowitz-
WetzoW.
Mrs. Brambilla is the widow of a
former Counselor of the Embassy
and before her marriage was Miss
Julia Meyer, daughter of the late
MIR. and Mrs. George Won L. Meyer
of Boston. The late Mr.. Meyer was
Secretary of the Navy in the Theo-
dore Roosevelt administration.
The Australian Ambassador and
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