Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01

Jour city. The wife of the new Dutch
envoy, as friends describe her, is
tall, dark and very good looking.
And quite young, they add.
Nine van Kleffens has lived in
this country for about two years
so she knows we'll the American
ways. Like her husband, she speaks
English f1uently.
The new chatelaine of the Dutch
Embassy will not make her appear
ance in Washington until the mid
die of July, for she sailed week or
SO ago with her husband for vaca-
ton in Holland.
While the arrival here of Nine.
van Kleffens is looked forward to,
the approaching departure of her
predecessor as the Embassy's hostess
is being regretted on all sides. Nine.
Loudon, whose husband is retiring
from this post, is one of the truly
popular women in the diplomatic set.
The Loudons are to leave shortly
for Norquitt, Mass. They will spend
lengthy time there before DR..
Loudon takes over a new assign
ment which has not been announced.
The Paraguayan Embassy is going
to have new hostess in just about
week. For Sonora de Enciso Vel
loso is coming to Washington with
her husband, the newly appointed
Ambassador of that country. The
couple will arrive in New York
by plane from Buenos Aires Thurs
day and the following day they
will come to the Capital. The new
Ambassador and Sonora de Enciso
Velloso have two children and they
probably will bring them.
NezO APPOINTMENT
There are several new additions
to the staff of the Iran Embassy
and this means more attractive
foreign hostesses on the scene. For
the new appointees are married
and will be accompanied here by
their wives.
Mr.. Nouri Esfandirari is to be
minister. He was one time Charge
d'Affaires of his countrys mission
here. He is expected in the city
some time this month.
The new Military attache OF the
Iran Embassy, Gen. Mahammad
Mazhari, has taken over his duties
and his wife and children are getting
settled in their new home here.
The two new first secretaries,
DR.. Khosrow Khosrovani and Mr..
Khosrow Asshar with their families
arrived in the city several weeks
ago.
Washington's social picture was
frightened yesterday by parties in
the diplomatic circle.
Over at the Polish Embassy there
was a gay entertainment that struck
new note in hospitality. It was
given by the Ambassador and Mime.
Winiewicz as a thank you to stu
dents and teachers of Sidwell's
Friends School who have been active
In Polish relief. The young honor
guests at this Embassy fete with the
guidance of their teachers have done
much to bring comfort to little
children of Poland.
The Ambassador and his gracious
wife were lavish in expressing their
gratitude and they gave every
thought to making the fete yester-
day a highly enjoyable one.
There was a movie showing scenes
of Warsaw before and after the war.
To acquaint the children with the
native dress of Poland, Barbara
GiebultoWiez and Joanna Litynski,
whose fathers are members of the
Embassy's staff, appeared in color
full costumes similar to those worn in
their homeland.
During the afternoon the honor
guests were presented with Polish
emblem pins and included among
the refreshments served were the
famous Polish cakes known as
paczki.
Sens Give First Fefe
The Minister of India and Mrs.
Sen entertained at delightful
party yesterday. 1t was the first
function that they have given since
coming to Washington and the affair
served as housewarming for their
new home on California street.
The residence has a lovely drawing
room done in soft blues and it was
(See CANDY, Page D-2.)