Evening star., 1951-08-06
Society News
Conoings and Goings of Diplomatic Set;
Dean of Corps and Sub-Deon Both Ava,

and the Bolivian delegation to the
Organization Of American States.
The Ambassador will join his
family again later in the week..
IAt Beverly Forms
The Danish Ambassador, DR..
Henrik de Kaufman, went to
New York on business the middle
of the week and has joined Nine.
de Kaufman at Beverly Farms,
Mass. where she is with her
mother, Mrs. William Dugald
MacDougall in the latter's sum-
mer home. The Ambassador will
be back in Washington the middle
of the week.
The Egyptian Ambassador and
Nine. Abdul Rahim and their
sons. who are making an extern
sive motor trip through this coun-
try, were in and near Portland,
Greg, over the week end. The
Ambassador is making a study Of
conditions in the Columbia River
basin for future use in his home
land where water problems are
serious.
Cards to present at the door are
inclosed with the invitation of the
IndoneSian Ambassador and Nine.
Sastroamidjojo for their recep-
ton Friday evening, August IT.
Guests are asked from z to g.
O'Clock in the embassy at 2700I
Tilden street, and dress is OPP
tional. The reception is to cele-
brate the anniversary of Indo-
nesian independence.
The Colombian Ambassador
and Sonora de Restrepo-Jara-
milo entertained the members of
the embassy staff and their fam
lilies over the week end at Bay
Ridge, where the envoy and his
wife have cottage for the season.
The Cuban Ambassador, Senor
Luis Machado, will come to Wash
ington tomorrow for a few days
and plans to join his family again
at the end of the week in their
Cuban home.
Of to the Thousand Islands is
the Greek Minister, Mr.. John D.
Kalergis, who will sr nd several
weeks fishing in the st. Lawrence.
Canadian Second Secretary and
Mrs. Robert w. Dunn left at the
end of the week for several weeks
vacation in Canada.
The Press Counselor of the Is
raeli embassy and Mrs. Yehuda
Harry Levin will take off by plane
tomorrow for vacation at home.
leoving for Homeland
Senor Eduardo Salazar, Ecuador
representative in the International
Bank and Sonora de Salazar will
leave tomorrow for their homeland.
Senor Salazar is chairman of the
committee on foreign relations of
the House of Representatives in
Ecuador and is going home for
the opening session of the legis-
lative body August 10. Senor and
Sonora de Salazar were extern
Sively entertained during the past
10 days. The Ecuador Ambassa-
dor and Sonora de PenaherreraI
gave a dinner party for them Fri
day evening preceded by the
cocktail fete Of the Minister and
Sonora de Moscoso. Guests at the
dinner were Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Thomas c. Kinkaid, Deputy
Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Thomas c. Mann, Chief of
the Examining Division of the
Import Bank and Mrs.
Elmer E. Chase. Mrs. Parker w.
West and Miss Madeleine Austin.
Another Of the parties Friday
involved the younger set and was
given by Munir and Taimur Baig
sons Of the Pakistan Minister and
Mrs. M. O. Baig. Some forty Of
the young friends of the hosts
were asked for a buffet supper and
the supper including
many dishes popular in their
homeland in which Mrs. Baig ex-
GELS in preparing. Dancing was onI
the terrace Of tfe Baig apartment
at Hotel 0dnn