Evening star., 1951-09-09
GuucnuIIus
ToReturn
Shortly
Other Diplomats
Also Expected
This Week
By Katherine M. Brooks


DR.. Luis Fernando Guachalla and
handsome Sonora de Guachalla
will be very welcome to their wide
circle of friends here. DR.. Guach-
ala served Bolivia as Minister
here from October, 1886, and was
made first Ambassador from that
republic in March. 1912. He comes
back to Washington as Ambas-
sador to the Organization Of Amer
lean States after an absence OF
nearly eight years.
DR.. Guachalla resigned as Am
baSsador in January. 1914. because
Of a disagreement with his govern
ment, and when he returned to
his homeland Sonora de Gauch-
ALA went to visit in her native
Chile. More recently they have
been living on their estate near
La Paz.
In San francisco
At the present time the Ambas-
Sador and Sonora de Gauchalla
are in San Francisco where the
former is attending the meetings
in connection with the signing of
the Japanese peace treaty. He
was assigned his new post at the
GAS in the early summer and they
have been here long enough to
find q comfortable apartment in
. the Dresden before starting West.
Z 1t was after his appointment as
Ambassador to Washington in
1912 that his government pur-
!. chased the house at 3012 Mas
sachusettS avenue as an Embassy
residence. The house had been
occupied by the late Senator and
Mrs. James j. Davis of Pennsyl-
vania who purchased it from the
late Senator James Couzens Of
Michigan.
The Ambassador and Sonora
de Guachalla entertained fire.
quently at small and informal
parties preferring them to the
larger and more formal receptions
so popular in the corps. DR.. Guach-
ALA is. the son of the late DIR.
Ferdinando4 Guachalla who was
Bolivian Minister at Washington
during the Mckinley administra-
ton. Also, he is a nephew of the
late DR.. Eduardo Diez de Medina
who was Minister from Bolivia
in the late 1920. Senior Don
Raoul Diez de Medina, who was
counselor of the Embassy when
DR.. Guachalla was made Ambas-
Sador. is the latter,s nephew.
Luncheon Planned
The Danish Ambassador and
Nine. de Kaufman will be back
this evening or tomorrow and will
give a luncheon Wednesday. Honor
guests at the midweek fete will
be the director of the National
Bank of Denmark, Mr.. Svend
Nielsen, and the head of the De-
partment of Commerce and Indus
try, Mr.. H. Jestersen. The gentle
men will arrive in Washington to-
morrow for the conferences of the
of the International Bank and
Monetary Fund.
Mr.. Host Madsen, a Danish
member of the International Bank
staff, will be host to his country
men at dinner tomorrow evening.
The Ambassador went to New
York Friday to meet Nine. de
Kaufman who is returning from
Beverly Farms, Mass, where she
has spent the summer with her
mother, Mrs. William Dugald Mac
dougall.
Another luncheon Wednesday
will be that of the British Ambas-
sador and Lady Franks. who will
entertain for the Chancellor Of
the Exchequer, Mr.. Hugh Gait
skell, who also is here for the
International Bank sessions.
Former Indian Ambassador at
Washington, Sir Bengal Rama
Rau, who is his country's delegate
TO the Bank meetings, will be the
guest of honor at late afternoon
reception Tuesday which the In
dian Minister and Nine. Nehrul
will give in their home on Kalmia
road.
To Entertain Tuesdoy
The vice president of the In
ternational Bank, Mr.. Robert Liv-
ingston Garner, and his mother,
Mrs. Robert v. Garner, will enter
tain at dinner Tuesday evening atI
the 1925. F Street Club for dele
gates to the conferences. Thurs
day evening they will be hosts at
dinner for another group of for
eign delegates entertaining at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Yesterday Mr.. Garner and his
mother arranged delightful out
door supper for the young men
and women from other countries
who are students at the Interna-
tional Bank. The party was al
young peoples fete and barbecuedI
steaks were particularly popular
Assisting their father and
grandmother were Marine Corps
1t. Robert Wright Garner andl
Miss Joan Garner who also in
vited a small group Of their
friends to enjoy the fun and en-
tertain those from other lands.
1t. Garner recently was graduated
from the Marine Corps Base at
Quantico and has been assigned
as an instructor at Camp Lejeune.
Miss Garner has visiting her
Miss Louise MacNair of Great
Neck, Long Island, who will be
with her until the latter part Of
the week.
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