Evening star., 1948-08-24


accompanied her husband to this c.
after his departure to visit their sol
Naval Attache of the Argentine En-
has made many friends here and
has been extensively entertained in
spite Of the warm summer days and
evenings
Sonora de Carranza will leave by
plane tomorrow or Thursday to join
Gen. Carranza in their Argentine
home.
The Argentine Ambassador, DR..
Jeronimo Remorino, and the Ar
gentine Ambassador to the Pan
American Union DR.. Don Enrique
Corominas with Sonora de Coromi-
mas were the recent additions to
ambassa dorial ranks who attended
the fete.
The Chief of Naval Operations Of
the United States and Mrs. Louis
B. Denfeld received with Sonora de
Carranza in the Pan American
room Of the Mayfower Hotel where
she entertained. The Naval At
tache of the Embassy and Sonora de
Rumba and 1t. Comdr. and Sonora
De Cabrera also were in the recelV-
ing line. The hostess wore becom-
ing gown of brown lace with purple
orchids on her shoulder.
Service circles predominated among
the 100 or more guests. Calling to
bid the visitor au revoir yesterday
A ~ hl1
Radford, Admiral and Mrs. John D.
Price, and Admiral William M. Fitz
Keller and Miss Fitz Keller.
Vice Admiral and Mrs. r. B. Car
'ney were there as were the Com
mandant of the Marine Corps and
Mrs. Clifton B. Gates. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Charles Wellborn, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Arthur D. Stuble,
Rear Admiral and Mrs o. B. Hardi-
son. Rear Admiral and Mrs. Charles
p. Momser and Rear Admiral and
Mrs. T. B. Inglis with Capt. and
Mrs. H. A. Yeager and Capt. Lemuel
Shepherd, jr., U. S. M. c. and Mrs.
Shepherd, were among those from
the circles of high ranking officers
of the services who were in the
company last evening.
Members of the Embassy staff
who greeted the hostess were Com
modore and Sonora de Fervor, Col.
and Sonora de Fernandez, 1t. Col.
and Sonora de Embrioni, 1t. Col.
and Sonora de TerradaS accom-
panied by Senorita Gladys Terradas;
1t. Comdr. and Sonora de Ballnottl
and Comdr. and Sonora de Harraca.
Members of the staffS of Argen-
tine Missions attending the fete yes
terday included Gen. and Sonora
Won der Becke, Brig. and Sonora de
REYES. Capt. and Sonora de Etche-
garay and DR.. and Sonora de Seeber.
Romanjnn A unnecessary
The Romanian Minister and
Mime. Ralea were hosts at re-
ception from to 3 o'clock last
evening to celebrate the liberation
of their country from Fascist die
tatorship. The party was given
in their attractive Legation on
Sheridan Circle and receiving with
the hosts were the newly arrived
Minister Counselor of the Legation,
Mr.. Grigore PreoteaSa and Nine,
Preoteasa They recently arrived
in Washington. where the former
has assumed his duties at the Le-
cation.
The Nicaraguan Ambassador and
Sonora de Sevilla Sacasa were
among those at the party. Others
included the Chinese Ambassador
and Nine. Koo. the Yugoslav AM
hassador, Mr.. Sava N. Kosanovic;
the Siamese Ambassador and Prin-
ross Wan Waithayakon. the
Venezuelan Ambassador and Sc
nora de Carnevali, the Pakistan
Ambassa dor, Mr.. M A. H. Ispa-
hanl. the Dominican Ambassador
and Sonora de Thomen, the Bur-
mese Ambassador, U So Nyun, and
the Soviet Ambassador, Mr.. Alex
ander S. Panyushkin.
Heads of other diplomatic mis-
sions at the fete were the South
African Minister, Mr. H. T. An
drews; the Syrian Minister and
Nine El-Khouri, the Liberian
Minister, Mr.. Charles D. B. King,
and the Bulgarian Minister and
Nine Mevorah.