Evening star., 1949-11-27
New Ambassador Coming
From Guatemala Soon
Foreign Ministers Visit Capital;
Parties Given For Retiring ENJOYS
By Katharine M. Brooks

E. Dahl, Mr.. R. E. Usher, Mr..
D. D. Kennedy, Mr.. H. M. Splitter
and Mr.. w. D. johnson. The
company also included the director
general of the Food and Agricul-
ture Organization, Mr.. Norris E.
Dodd, and Mr.. Norman Littel.
Parties for FAC delegates con-
tinue as the sessions draw to .
close. The Australian Ambassa-
dor, Mr.. Norman ]. o. Maxim. will
give a stag luncheon tomorrow
for the delegates from his country
and late tomorrow he and Mrs.
Maxim will return to New York for
the remainder of United Nations
meetings.
The Cuban Ambassador and
Sonora de Cans have invitations
out for 6-to-8-o'clock party
Wednesday in their handsome
Embassy on Sixteenth street when
the delegates from the island re-
public will be honor guests.
ForeweII Fetes
1t. Col. Roger Rowley, retiring
chief of the Canadian Army staff
OF the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and
Mrs. Rowley will give a farewell
party in the attractive house in
Alexandria which they have called
home since he came for duty in
Washington. They have selected
Tuesday for their buffet supper to
which they are asking other off1-
GERS of the Joint Chiefs Of Stan
and their wives. A week later.
December 7, they will give buffet
supper for Col. Rowley's successor.
1t. Col. Norman Ross. and Mrs.
Ross, who are expected to arrive
December S.
Col. and Mrs. Rowley will leave
Washington December Is for OF
tawa, where the former will take
over new duties as director Of the
military offices and plans division.
Before they leave there will be q
number of other parties given IN
their honor, among them the buf-
fet supper which the Second Sec.
retary of the Embassy and Mrs.
Robert w. Dunn are planning for
Wednesday.
The First Secretary of the Swe-
dish Embassy and Nine. Lind en-
tertained a small company at din
ner Friday evening for the retiring
First Secretary, Mr.. Olof Rydbeck
and Mime. Rydbeck, who will re-
turn to Sweden the first of next
week. Mr.. and Nine. Rydbeck will
spend Christmas in their home
land before going to Germany
where the former will assume his
new post in Bonn, capital Of West
Germany.
Mr.. and Nine. Rydbeck will be
honor guests at small and In
formal farewell dinner tomorrow
evening at which the Cultural At
tache and Nine. Tallroth will be
the hosts. The following evening
the Naval Attache and Mime. de
Croneborg will give a similar party
for them. r.7
Mr.. Rydbeck will be succeeded
by Mr.. Gunnar Jerring, who will
arrive the end of December from
Stockholm where he has been on
duty in the Foreign Office.
Also leaving the Swedish EN-
bassy is the Attache. Mr.. Stem de
Tersmeden, who, with Nine. de
Tersmeden, has been transferred
to duty in the foreign Office and
will be succeeded here by Mr.. Tor
stem Hylander. The later is no
stranger in Washington for, dur
ing his tour of duty at the Consul
Generals Office in New York, he
has been visitor in the Capital q
of times. Both Mr.. Hylan-
der and Mr.. Jerring are bachelors.
News Of Other Diplomats
The italian Ambassador and
Signora Tarchiani were in. New
York to meet their lively daugh-
tiers, the Signorinas Dora and
Letizia, who arrived aboard the
Vulcania from Italy. They will !
spend the holidays with their
parents at the Embassy and return
to Florence where they are STU
dents at the university.
Arriving aboard the Vulcania
also were Gen. Cesare Lobera di
Maria, who will be Joined shortly
by other officers Of the Italian
services for consultations ON de.
Tense Of the Atlantic pact nations.