Evening star., 1946-09-30

the dot Of five at their handsome,
red brick home on Crescent place,
also included cabinet officials, diplo-
mats and Washington residents. Mr..
and Mrs. Meyers daughters, Mrs.
Philip Graham and Miss Ruth Mey-
er, assisted in receiving.
Monetary Men Stand Out.
The spotlight at these parties is
definitely on the monetary men. Al
ways surrounded by an attentive
group was French Governor of the
World Bank Robert Schuman, who
talked with the alternate governor
of Poland, Mr.. JanuSz ZoltowSkl,
and the French Ambassador, M.
Henri Bonnet. The governor of the
fund for France, M. Pierre Mendes-
France, former French Minister OF
National Economy, was there, and
a figure of particular interest was
Lord Cato. an adviser on the United
Kingdom delegation. who was hav-
ing word with Mr.. Graham F.
fowers, governor of the Bank of
Canada.
Secretary Of Labor Lewis B.
Schwellenbach listened to some sug-
geStions made by the Right Hon.
Hugh Dalton, governor of both the
bank and fund for the United King
dom, who will visit IVA come the
end of the conference on Saturday.
Mr.. Dalton and his wife, by the
way, are one of the first three couples
to be members of Parliament at the
same time. In fact, they sat side by
side in the House of Commons.
Other delegates glimpsed in the
large paneled drawing room, dining
room or terrace, which opened off
both rooms and was lighted from
above when dusk fell, were the gov
ernor of the bank and fund for
the United States, Secretary of the
Treasury John Snyder; alternate
governor for the United Kingdom,
Sir James Grigg; and governor for
Canada, Mr.. James L. Ilsley. Both
Mrs. Snyder and Lady Grigg were
there; the former in becoming hat
of violet flowers and the latter in
teal blue ensemble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Present.
That well-liked couple, alternate
governor for the United States,
Under-secretary of State William L.
Clayton, and Mrs. Clayton were
there and so were Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Bell; the managing director
of the fund and Mrs. Camille Quit;
the Undersecretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. o. Max Gardner and the
Director of Reconversion and Mrs.
John Steelman. The executive di-
rector of the fund for the United
States, Mr.. Harry D. White, chatted
with the Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury, Mr.. Edward H. Foley, jr.,
and his attractive wife the latter in
chic beige felt hat trimmed in
bird of paradise feathers. The
feathers were inherited, she said.
Mr.. Chester Bolles, who will be
in Washington until Thursday, had
an audience of at least five men,
while another non-delegate present
was Admiral Sir Henry Ruthven
Moore, head of the British Admiral
ty here, who was wearing the only
uniform at the party. Also on hand
were Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, very
handsome in black trimmed with
gold; Mrs. Gilbert Hitchcock and
Mr.. Charles Carroll Glover. The
Chinese Ambassador, Mr.. yelling
ton Koo, was there with the Chinese
governor Of the bank and fund, Mr..
o. K. Yui, and the executive direc-
tor of the bank for China, Mr.. Yuen-
Ting Shen.
Still others included Executive
Director of the Bank and Mrs. Vic
tor Moller, sitting on the terrace
with Mrs. Fernando Illanes; execu-
tive director of the bank for the
United States, Mr.. Emilio G. Collado;
Commodore and Mrs. John D. Small,
Vice President of the World Bank
and Mrs. Harold D. Smith, the
Brazilian Ambassador and Senhora
de Martins, and their daughter Nora,
looking very lovely in black and
gold evening dress; and the Chilean
Ambassador and Sonora de Mora.