Evening star., 1949-02-16

retary at the Honduran LegaClon
date still open when she returned
America. Her luncheon was given
Shoreham and besides the guest o
Castro, wife of the Ambassador o
Mrs. Eldon King, who gave a i
Caceres; Mrs. James M. Souby v
Souby's mother, Mrs. Berry; SEM
Mrs. Tomas Cajigas, Mrs. Elmer f
Frederick Mitchell Gould and M
daughter.
While Mrs. King was entertai
Chevy Chase Club for Sonora de
Caceres, the Honduran Ambassa-
dor was being honored at a stag
luncheon at Wardman Park Hotel
by the Nicaraguan Ambassador,
DR.. Guillermo Sevilla Sacasa.
DR.. Sevilla's other guests in
cluded several, like himself, who
represent their countries in the
Organization of the American
States formerly the Pan Amer
ican Union). These were DR.. Hec-
tor David Castro. who also is Sal
vadorean Ambassador to the
United States; DR.. Ismael Con-
zalez Arevalo, who is Ambassador
from Guatemala; DR.. Juan Felix
Morales, who is Ambassador from
Paraguay: Mr.. Joseph D. Charles,
who is Ambassador from Haiti;
Senor Enrique V. Corominas, Ar
gentine Ambassador to the Organ
ization of the American States;
Senor Juan B. de Lavalle. Peru
Wan Ambassador to the OAS: Mr..
Paul C. Daniels. United States
Ambassador to the OAS; Senor
Sivvio Villegas. Colombian Am
bassador to the OAS; Senor Jose
Marie Bello. Brazilian Ambassador
to the OAS: DR.. Luis Francisco
Thomen, Ambassador from the
Dominican Republic; Senor Luis
Quintanilla, Mexican Ambassador
to the OAS; DR.. Ricardo Martinez
Vargas, Ambassador from Bolivia;
and Senior Jose A. Mora. Uruguay
an Ambassador to the OAS.
Completing the list of guests
were the Cuban Minister, Senor
Jose T. Baron: DR.. Alberto Lleras,
Secretary General of the OAS;
Mr.. Stanley woodward, Chief of
Protocol of the State Department;
Mr.. Willard Barber. Chief of the
Central American Division of the
State Department; DR.. Tomas
Cajigas, DR.. William ODonnel,
Mr.. David Fernsler, and members
of the Nicaraguan Embassy staff
including DR.. Rene Schick. Mr..
Alfredo j. Sacasa, DR.. Jose San
son Teran and Maj. Juan j. Rod
riguez S.
Fefe Rama Raus
Though the Indian Ambassador
and Lady Rama Rau have been
in Washington but short time,
they too have made many friends
for themselves and their country.
And now that they're leaving
shortly to return home. parties
for them are dotting the date
book daily. Most recent hosts
were the Iranian Ambassador and
Nine. Ala who entertained at
dinner at the embassy last night.
In the gathering were Nine.
Alas mother, Nine. Neserelmolk;
the Ambassador and Lady Rama
Rau's daughter. Mrs. Premlla
Mrs. Ispahani, wife OF the
Pakistan Ambassador, and the lat
ter's sister-in-law, Mrs. M. M. Tsp
ahani; the Egyptian Ambassador
and Nine. Abdul Rahim, the Saudi
Arabian Minister, Sheikh Asad Al
Faoih: the Syrian Minister and
Mime. El-Khouri, the Counselor OF
the Indian Embassy and Mrs.
Chopra and the Military and Air
Attache and Mrs. Chaudhuri, the
Attache of the Iraq Embassy and
Nine. Pachachi, Mr.. Raymond
Hare, Mr.. Edwin Wright, Mr.. John
D. Jernegan, MIR. George V. Allen
(former Ambassador to 1ran), and
Mr.. Louis G. Dreyfus (former Min
lister to Iran), all Of the State De-
partment, with their wives; Mr..
Robert Garner, vice president OF
the International Bank for Re-
construction and Development,
and his mother, Mrs. Robert q.
Garner; Mr.. William Tiff, vice
president of the bank. with Mrs.
Tiff and their daughter; Mr.. and
Mrs. James M. Souby. the Iranian
Minister and Nine. Noury-Esfan-
diary and the Commercial At
tache, Mr.. Mohammad Nemazee.
Newest party date to be added
to the list of those for the Ambas-
sador and Lady Rama Rau is
February 20 when Mr.. and Mrs.
F. M. De Mello will serve sherry
between the hours of 1870 and
1:3O o'clock at their residence at
4506 Edmunds street in Wesley
Heights.
Meaican Embassy Fete
Another party yesterday was the
luncheon given by the Mexican
Ambassador, Senor Rafael de la
Colina, in honor of the Secretary
of Commerce, Mr.. Charles Saw
yer. Others at the stag affair held
at the embassy were Mr.. Thomas
D. O'Keefe, assistant to Mr.. Saw
yer; Mr.. George Bell, acting chief
of the International Trade Office;
Mr.. George. Wythe, chief of the
American Republics Bureau of the
International Trade Office; Mr..
George Kalmanof, head Of the
Mexican Desk of the same organ
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