Evening star., 1950-09-17
festivities
Are Planned
For Editors
Belgian Envoy
Will Entertain
At Luncheon
By Katherine M. Brooks

SilvercruyS, will be host at lunch
con Tuesday, entertaining in hi;
attractive Embassy on FoXhal
road. The party is planned fol
Mr.. Marcel Stijns of Brussels, edi-
tor of the Late News. Mr.. Stijns
will arrive that day with group
of editors who are in this country
at the invitation of the American
Association CT Newspaper Editors
The Austrian Minister and Mrs
Ludwig Kleinwaechter have in
vited small number of guests
to dine with them Tuesday evening
at a dinner complimenting DR.
Oskar Polak, editor of the leading
paper of Vienna, and Mrs. Polak
They, too, will arrive Tuesday and
probably will be guests of the
Minister and Mrs. Kleinwaechter
at the legation for those few days.
Mrs. Polak is a member of the
House of Deputies, the lower house
of the Austrian Parliament.
An old favorite in Washington,
Senor Alfredo Silva, who edits the
leading paper in Santiago, Chile,
will arrive tomorrow in time to
attend the reception of the Am
bassador and Sonora de Nieto del
Rio. It will be the celebration of
their country's independence and
the following day Senor Silva will
be among the guests at the stag
cocktail party of the Military At
tache, Brig. Gen. Walton Ojeda,
which he will give at the Army
and Navy Club to celebrate Chile
an Army Day.
Senior SiIvo Guest
Senor Silva will be honor guest
at dinner that day of Mr.. John
O'Rourke, who recently returned
from a visit in Chile where Senor
Silva was his host. Senor Silva,
who also is a member of the
Chilean Congress, will make the
tour of the United States with
the other editors and probably re-
turn here for the meetings Of
other Latin American editors
which will be held early in Octo-
ber. Three of his colleagues from
Chile, Senor Guillermo Perez de
Arce, editor of Ell Mercurio in
Santiago; Senor Raoul Aldunate,
who is head of the largest chain
of important magazines in Chile,
and Senor Enrique Campos are
expected in this country Octo-
ber Z for a Today stay.
The Indian Minister, Mr.. M. X.
Kirtalani, will be host at dinner
Tuesday evening at the Shore
ham, where he is staying. His
honor guest will be Mr.. Chalapthi
Rau, editor of the Lucknaw Her.
aid. Mr.. Kirtalani recently ar
rived in Washington to assume
his duties and is a welcome addi-
tion to the interesting unmarried
men in the corps.
Senior Jose Santos Goyen, edi-
tor of Los Prenza in Buenos Aires,
will not arrive until Tuesday, and
unfortunately by that time the
Ambassador, DR.. Jeronimo Reno
rino, will be in New York to attend
the sessions of the United Nations
Assembly to which he is delegate.
CocktoiIs Tomorrow
The Ambassador will be host
at cocktails tomorrow from 6 to
o'clock at the Embassy, en-
tertaining for his brother-in
law and sister. DR.. Carlos
Olivia Velez and Sonora de Velez
and his brother, DR.. Aldo Reno
rino. DR.. and Sonora de Velez
will leave the next day for visits
In New York and Boston and plan
to be in this country for another
month. DR.. Aldo Remorino will
go to New York with the Ambas-
sador and will leave Wednesday
by plane for Rome, where he will
attend a meeting of doctors of
otorhinolaryngology.
The Danish Ambassador, Mr.
Henrik de Kaufman, will be in
New York much of the time
through the next weeks as he will
head his country's delegation tc
the U. N. Assembly. However
he will be here Thursday to give
stag cocktail party from to
o'clock for a group of agricul-
turalists from Denmark, who are
here under the Economic Coop
Grafton Administrators plan for
study and exchange of ideas.