Evening star., 1949-12-04
British Party
For Visitinq
BunkOffiCiul
Guests From Home
Being Entertained
By Diplomats
By Katherine M. Brooks

The British Ambassador and
Lady Franks will be hosts at
luncheon Thursday, entertaining
in honor of the governor of the
Bank of England, Mr.. Cameron
F. Cobbold, who will be in Wash !
1ngton for a few days this week. !
The chairman of the Board Of !
Governors of the Federal Reserve
System, Mr.. Thomas B. McCabe,
will give a stag dinner tomorrow
evening for the visitor. :
The Polish Ambassador and
Nine. Winiewicz will be hosts at
a reception tomorrow following
the all-Chopin program in the
Coolidge auditorium of the Music
Division of the Library of Con-
gress. The Polish bass, Doda Con-
rad, will sing and the Albeneri
Trio of violin, cello and piano
will play two works of the famous
Polish composer. These COM !
positions were first played in
Washington on the Tooth ami
versary of the composers death.
October II, which was arranged
by Elena de Sayn, violinist. and
the program was presented in the
Phillips Gallery.
The Dominican Ambassador
and Sonora de Thomen will give
a cocktail party this afternoon
for a group of doctors who are
here from the Dominican Re-
public.
Eeyption Dinner
An interesting group of guests
was entertained at dinner last
evening by the Egyptian Ambassa-
dor and Nine Abdul Rahim.
Guests included Associate Justice
and Mrs. Stanley F. Reed, the
Undersecretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. Edward H. Foley, jr., and
the Undersecretary for Finance in
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in
Cairo, Ell Emary Bey. who is
Egypts delegate to the FAC. Also
in the company were the former
United States Ambassador and
Mrs. Jefferson Patterson, former
United States Minister and Mrs.
Leland Harrison, the commanding
officer at Fort Belvoir, Gen. Doug
las L. Weart, and Mrs. Weart:
WAVE Capt. Joy Hancock, former
Romanian Minister in Washington
and Nine. Gretziano. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bradley Nash, Mr.. and Mrs. Thom-
as Burke, Mrs. Lee P. Warren. Mr..
Clarence Hewes and members of
the Embassy staff and their wives
Conodion Parties l.
The Military Attache of the
Canadian Embassy and Mrs. H. E.
Taber are planning a cocktail
party December 18 to bid fare
well to several of the staff who
will return to their homeland in ,
time for Christmas. The fete also G
will be a welcome to the retiring :
officers successors who include +
the new Assistant Military At /
tache. Col. Arthur E. Rinch. and I
MID lliiCit, dIiQ LII. wi. dI1u Ml ..
M. II. Ross. The retiring officers (,
are the Air Attache and Mrs. r. c.
Gordon and 1t. Roger Bowley of I
the Canadian joint staff and Mrs.
BoWley. ]
The Attache of the Embassy ]
and Mrs. A. L. Wright have plan
ned cocktail party this after
noon in their charming home in
East Falls Church. Their honor
guests will be DR.. Ormond Solandt.
chairman of the Defense Research
Board of Canada, and Mrs.
Solandt.
1t. Col. Herbert de Shinkel, Air
Attache of the Swedish Embassy,
was host at a dance last evening
entertaining about 60 guests in
his home on Hillbrook lane. In
the company were officers of the
United States armed forces, mill
tary, naval and air attaches of
other diplomatic missions here as
we'll as a number from resident
circles of the Capital.