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which Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cafritz
have planned in their home on Fox
hall road.
Another Minister of Foreign Al
fairs from South America Is Mr. Os-
waldo Aranha, who was Ambassador
at this Capital some years ago. He,
like DR.. Loretto. has been in Cleve-
land attending the Forum on World
Affairs, and has been in New YORK
for several days. MIR. Aranha Will pe
the guest of his son-in-law ana
daughter, the Secretary of the Bra
lillian Embassy and Mrs. Correa da
Costa, and is being entertained by
manv of the friends he made Wnen
he was accredited to this post. To-
morrow he will be entertained at
luncheon at the Carlton by the AS
sistant Secretary, Mr.. Braden, and
this evening he will dine with a
group of old friends at the Chevy
Chase Club.
The Czechoslavakian Ambassador
and Mrs. Slavik have planned un-
ner party for Thursday evening In
honor of the Minister of Foreign
Affairs of their country, Mr.. Jan
Masaryk. The visitor has been IN
Washington several times since ne
came to this country to attend the
United Nations conferences, repre-
senting his country, and this time
he is on his way home. He Will
come from Cleveland where he at
tended the forum Saturday and Will
sail from New York Saturday aboard
the Queen Elizabeth.
The Crown Prince of Saudi Ara
bia arrived last evening and will call
on President Truman today, but the
festivities in his honor will not start
until tomorrow when the Minister
will give a large reception IN the
legation. The Prince will stay at
Blair House and the President Will
give a luncheon for him Thursday
and later that day the Undersecre-
tary of State, Mr.. Dean Acheson
will be host at dinner in his honor.
A feminine visitor from distant
country, Mrs. Jacques Tabet, VINO is
the guest of her son, the Attache OF
the Lebanese legation, Mr.. Maurice
Jacques Tabet, was entertained at
tea Yesterday. The hostess, Mrs'
Charles Malik, wife of the Lebanese
Minister, invited small group Oh
ladies to meet her at the legation
Mrs. Tabet is very active in women S
organizations in Lebanon and is
president of the Lebanese woman
Club in Beirut. The Club now has
a membership of some 200 women
s]l interested and willing to help IN
the political affairs of their country.
Mrs, Tabet will spend some time IN
the United States studying the ways
and methods of women's organlza-
tiOnS.
Mrs. Malik invited among the
thirty or forty guests, women actlVe
in organizations, including Mrs. La
Fell Dickinson, president OF the
General Federation of WomenS
Clubs: Miss Anna Strauss, OF the
League of Women Voters, and MISS
Mabel Cook of the Young Womens
Christian Association. Others were
MIS-. John T. Duke and Mrs. Adrian
Colouitt, wives of State Department
officials. and Miss Dorothea FrancK
and Miss Frances Miller of that de-
partment,
Miss Frances Roberds of the state
Department and Mrs. Ayonb RezlK
presided at the tea table during
the early part of the fete and Mrs.
Frank Lawrence and Mrs. Ameen
Masridge of Lebanon, who is a guest
at the legation, poured tea later In
the afternoon.
From Brazil has come Maj. Gen.
Aialmar v. Mascarenhas OF the
Brazilian Air Force. who has COM
pleted an extensive tour of airports
and bases of the United States
ARMY Air Forces. The visitor Will
be host this afternoon, entertaining
from 6 to 8 o'clock in the Louis XVI
room of the Shoreham Hotel. HIS
guests will include diplomats, offi-
cials of the United States Govern
ment and officers of the Armed
Forces.
Gen. Mascarenhas Is accompanied
bv 1t Col. M. C. Dos Santos. Lit.
Col. J. Kahl, jr, and Capt. G. Pelx-
oto. who were with him on his tour
of this country and will make the
trim back to Brazil with him.