Evening star., 1949-02-09

Queen Mary will be nothing short
The Norwegian Ambassador
Etierne have not planned any ON
visitor, DR.. Halvard M. Lange.
Minister is staying with the deal
wife. he has asked them not to d
is not in the best of health. DR..
Lange still feels the results OF
four years in pitch black con-
eentration camp in Germany.
The Norwegian envoy and Nine.
de Morgenstierne will be hosts at
a dinner on the 17th, though. in
honor of the Chief Justice and
Mrs. Fred M. Vinson.
Last evening while the Minister
of Luxembourg and Mime. lie
Calais were entertaining the re-
firing Cuban Ambassador and
Sonora de Belt at dinner, the
retiring Indian envoy and his
charming wife were dining with
their good friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Sanger, at a farewell
party in their honor. Tonight
Lady Rama Rau will address the
Rotary Club at the University OF
Maryland following dinner with
them, and tomorrow the An1bassa-
dor and his wife will be guests
of honor at two parties; a 6 to 8
reception to be given by the Pakl-
stan Ambassador and Mrs. 1spa-
hani. and the to 2 dance at the
Hotel 24o0 by the Indian Supply
Mission.
On Friday Sir Bengal and Lady
Rama Rau will fete their, entire
Embassy staff at cocktails and on
Saturday Mr.. Joseph S. Sparks.
officer of the India desk at the
State Department, and Mrs,
Sparks will give dinner for them.
The British Ambassador and
Lady Franks will entertain them
at dinner Sunday evening: Mon
day they will go to the Haitian
Embassy reception, a cocktail
party being given by the Indian
Second Secretary and MS. T. 5.
Parasuram, and a dinner by the
Chief of the South Asian Di-
vision of the State Department
and Mrs. Ebert G. Matthews. Mr..
Parasuram incidentally. is prac-
tically never known by the name
Parasuram which his own coun-
trymen seem to consider quite
hong. They all call him instead
Mr.. Ram.
On the 18th the Iranian Am
bassador and Nine. Ala will fete
the Rama Raus at dinner. on
the 18th the latter are giving
their own big farewell reception
NJ the Indian Embassy, and on
the 17th is Col. and Mrs. Unni
Nayar's party for them.
The Chief of the Office of Near
Eastern and African Affairs and
Mrs. Joseph c. Satterthwaite will
give a cocktail party for the
popular diplomatic couple on the
18th and that evening they will
dine with Representative Frances
Bolton. The next day the head
of the Indian Supply Mission,
Mr.. A. r. Palit and Mrs. Pallt
will be hosts at a cocktail gather
in for them. and on the goth
they will be given a similar fare
well party by Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
D. Chaudhuri. On the 2lst the
First Secretary Of the Embassy
and Mrs. I. S. Chopra will be
their cocktail hosts and that eve
ming the Indian Education Ofncer
and Mrs. Ashfaque Husain WILL
fete them at dinner.
The next morning at IL O'Clock
It will be farewell to the couple
who have brought India so close
70 Washington, to the family VINO
have given us first-hand informa-
ton about the beauty and grace
of Indian women. the loveliness OF
their colored saris.
Bradley Nashes Hosts
In their lovely new home on
a4tn street Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley
Nash entertained at the cock
tail hour yesterday. The party
was in honor of the soon-to-oe
Conductor of the National Sym
phony Orchestra and Mrs. How
ard Mitchell.
Guests gathered on the second
floor, where a large living room
Is on either side of the hall. Each
ts furnished in exquisite taste.
On the list of this 6 to 8 affair
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson
Meyers, Representative and Mrs.
Richard Wigglesworth. Mr.. Paul
Hume, Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas Sher-
man, Capt. and Mrs. Charles Mad
dox, Representative and Mrs.
John Davis Lodge, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walton Butterworth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Thoron, Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. Lawrence, Mrs.
Pearsons Rust, Mrs. Loring
Christie, Associate Justice and
Mrs. Stanley Reed. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Dominick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles c. Glover, Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Pierpont Morgan Hamilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Strong, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Redway, Mrs.
Matthew j. Whittall and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Wilmer.