Evening star., 1949-10-18

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basador, Senor Don Mario E. Es-
ouivel had busy day yesterday.
He was the guest of honor at a
luncheon given by the Haitian
Ambassador, Mr.. Joseph D.
Charles, and later shared honors
with Sonora de Esquivel at the
dinner which the Uruguayan Am
bassador to the Organization of
American States and Sonora de
Mora gave for them.
The Haitian Ambassador, Mr..
Charles. entertained at the Carl
ton and the party was almost en-
tirely composed of members of
delegations to the OAS. The host
is the acting chairman of the
Council since the departure of the
Colombian Ambassador. Senor
Don Enrique v. Corominas. who
was chairman. Others at luncheon
included the Secretary General of
the OAS, Senor Alberto Lleras,
and the Assistant Secretary Gen
eral, Mr.. William Manger. Men,
bers Of the Council who attended
the luncheon were the Nicaraguan
Ambassador. Senor Don CUTLER
mo Sevilla Sacasa: the Uruguayan
Ambassador, DR.. Jose A. Mora; the
Brazilian Ambassador, DR.. Hide
brando Accioly; the Dominican
Ambassador. DR.. Joaquin E. Sala-
zar; the United States Ambas-
sador, Mr.. Paul c. Daniels, and
the Colombian Ambassador, DR..
Eduardo Zuletan Angel.
Included in the company were
alternate delegates to the Council
from Ecuador, Guatemala, Ell SAL
vador. Cuba and Bolivia, Senor
Alfonso Moscoso. DR.. Francisco
Amanda. Senor Carlos Siri, DR..
Jose T. Baron and Senor Enrique
Kempff. Additional guests were
the Secretary to the Peruvian
delegation, Senor Portocarrero;
the Counselor of the Argentine
delegation, Senor Thomas j. An
chorena; the Secretary to the
Honduran delegation, Senor Ro-
nero Aguero. and Mr.. Rene Coli
mon and Mr.. Jules Domonc of
Haiti.
Additional guests were asked
by the Ambassador and Sonora
de Mora to join them after dinner
to bid au revoir to the Ambassador
and Sonora de Esquivel. Dining
with them in the very pleasant
home of the hosts on Woodland
drive were Senator and Mrs.
George Malone; the United States
Ambassador and Mrs. Daniels;
Colombian Ambassador and Sc
nora de Zuletan. and the Chilean
Minister and Sonora de Rodri-
guez.
The chairman of the Inter-
American Commission of Women,
Miss Minerva Bernardino, was the
guest in whose honor Mrs. Morris
Gewirz entertained at the Army
and Navy Club. Mrs. Fred NJ
Vinson was the ranking guest
and others included Nine. Winie-
wicz, Sonora de la Colina, Mrs.
Daniels, Sonora de Mora, Sonora
de Salazar, Sonora de Castillo
Ledon. Mrs. Emilio Abello, Sonora
de Copello, Sonora de Felix, Miss
Mary Cannon, former chairman
of the 1nter-American Commits |
sion of Women: Miss Muna Lee
Of the State Department. Mrs. |
Lorton Sims. Mrs. Vladimir Ry-
bar, Mrs. Leon Tashof and Mrs.
Alva Brewer.
Miss Bernardino recently re-
turned from the Argentine where
she attended the Assembly of the
Inter American Commission of
Women in Buenos Aires.
Princess Wan Waithayakon,
wife of the Ambassador of Thai
land, was the ranking guest at
another Of the luncheons on yes
terday's calendar of entertain
ment. The luncheon was given
by Mrs. Joseph Edward in honor
of Nine. Rang Abhakorn, wife
Of the new air attache of the
Thailand Embassy, and other
guests were Nine. Chao Abhakorn,
wife of the Naval Attache of the
Embassy; Nine. Kridakon, wife
nf tho Eirsf Socroforv of tho Tn