Evening star., 1949-01-18

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sett, who are here visiting her
mother, Mrs. George Holmes.
And starting things off today,
Mrs. James P. Reinhold, whose hus-
band Is assistant to the president
of the Santa Fe Railroad, gave a
luncheon at the Shoreham for Mrs.
Charles F. Brannan, wife of the
Secretary of Agriculture.
Years Spring Outfit
Mrs. Reinhold's party was given
In the Palladian Room where the
guests were seated in the bay win
dow overlooking the terrace. Spring
flowers decorated the two long ta-
blas and nosegays of spring flowers
marked each place. Mrs. Reinhold
wore black lightweight wool dress
and a hat that harbengered spring.
It was q small rough straw bright
ened with red and white poppies.
The Reinholds expect to be so
busy this week, they're plan
ming to close their house in Ken
sington and move to the MayAower.
Then committing between parties
won't be too difficult.
Besides Mrs. Brannan, guests at
the luncheon included her mother
and sister, Mrs. Earl Seltzer and
Miss Marjorie Seltzer, who are here
from Denver; Mrs. Oscar Chap
man, Mrs. Clinton Anderson, Mrs.
Claude Wickard, Mrs. Edwin C.
johnson, Mrs. Dennis Chavez, Mrs.
Eugene c. Millikin, Mrs. Aubry
Mellinger, Mrs. Arthur Bergman,
Mrs. Karl Walter (the Reinholds'
guest from Colorado; Mrs. John
Carroll, Mrs. Wayne Aspinwall,
Mrs. Duane Wilson, Mrs. Beverly
st. George Tucker, Mrs. Winfred
McMains, Mrs. Maynard jenkins,
Mrs. Wesley McCune, Mrs Shelby
Thompson, Mrs. Edward H. Pence
and Mrs. Victor Messall.
Mrs. Brannan and Mrs. Chapman
and their husbands, the Secretary
of Agriculture and Undersecretary
of the Interior, were guests at Mr..
and Mrs. Prinlm's dinner for the
Wards and Harringtons last night
at the Shoreham. Judge and Mrs.
Welburn Mayock of California COM
pleted the list of IL.
Embassy Dinner
Guests at the dinner the AM
bassador and Nine. Bohemian gave
last night were divided into three
groups: the State Department, the
Economic Cooperation Administra-
ton and the Embassy staff.
Besides the Belfrages who were
honor guests, there were the As
sistant Secretary and Mrs. Willard
L. Thorp, Mr.. and Mrs. Winthrop
G.. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Rogers and Mi. Willis C. Armstrong
Estate Department.; Col. and Mrs.
L. Corrin Strong and Mr.. and Mrs.
John C. De Wilde (ECA), and the
Swedish Counselor, Mr.. Alexis de
Aminoff (who returned from Sweden
Just in time to be charge d affaires
while the Ambassador goes back to
Stockholm on business) and the
First Secretaries of the Embassy,
Mr.. Costa Brunnstrom and Mr.. AXE
Malmaeus.
Mr.. Belfrage's new post in
Sweden, incidentally, will be Chief
Of the Commercial Section in the
Swedish Foreign ONCE.
The Attorney General and Mrs.
Tom Clark attended the dinner
Mrs. Ross gave last night Tor Sena-
tor and Mrs. Hunt and Mr.. and
Mrs. Forkin. Others invited to the
party were Senator Joseph c.
OMahoney, Judge and Mrs. Thur
man Arncld, DR.. and Mrs. Edward
Acheson, Col. and Mrs. Emil Leard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Dressed and
their daughter, Miss Mildred Dres-
sci of Philadelphia; Mrs. Casanova
Lee, Miss Ann Dow of Memphis,
Miss Dorothy Tomlinson, MIR. Moses
Smith Of Denver, Mr.. George Gil
lin of San Francisco and Mr.. and