Evening star., 1952-06-11
Society News:
By Katherine M. Brooks

The Philippine Minister OF De-
tense, Mr.. Ramon Magseysey, ar
rived this morning for brief visit
and was the guest of honor at
luncheon of Secretary OF Defense
Robert A. Lovett, who entertained
at the Pentagon.
Minister Magseysey is a guest
Of the Philippine Ambassador ard
Mrs. Carlos Romulo at the En-
bassy on Sheridan Circle. The Am
bassador will be host at dinner
Friday evening in honor Of the
visitor.
Assistant Secretary of State
John M. Allison will entertain at
luncheon tomorrow at Blair Lee
House. There probably will be one
or two other parties honoring the
visitor. dates to be set this after
noon.
More Parties Planned
The Prime Minister of Australia
and Mrs. Menzies. who were here
earlier in the spring season, will be
back the middle of next week for
another brief stay. They stopped
here on their way to London and
are repeating that pleasant GUS
tom en- route home.
The Ambassador and Mrs. Percy
Spender will give a reception at
the embassy Friday. June 20l
honoring their countrymen who
will stay at the embassy during
their few days in Washington.
Prime Minister and Mrs. Men
zies probably will be entertained
by officials of the United States
while in Washington, though
dates have not been set.
Other Visitors Honored
One of the first official acts of
the newly appointed Brazilian Am
bassador, Mr.. Walter Moreira
Sales, will be to receive some so
Brazilian delegates to the recent
Moral Re-Armament Congress on
Mackinac Island. The delegates
will arrive early tomorrow and will
be received at the embassy be-
tween 6 and 7:30 o'clock. The
Ambassador designate is expected
to be received by the President
before 6 tomorrow evening making
his informal reception to his coun-
trymen and women his first official
duty as host.
The German Charge d'Affaires
and Mrs. Hans Krekeler will hold
q similar reception for IS delegates
from their country and newly ap-
pointed japanese Ambassador
Eikichi Araki, assisted by his
daughter, Miss Tomiko Araki and
the Charge d'Affaires and Nine.
Takeuchi will greet the so dele
gates from their homeland.
Two hundred or more Of the
delegates who attended the Con-
gress in Mackinac will be here
for the meeting tomorrow eve
ming to be held in the Hall Of the
Americas of the Pan American
Union. The number includes not
only those from Brazil, Germany
and Japan but those from Hon.
duras, Venezuela and Guatemala.
DR.. Frank c. D. Buchanan. founder
Of the movement. is expected to
come to make the address tomor-
row evening. Following the meet
ing refreshments will be served
in the Aztec Garden and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert H. Ely. leaders in the
movement in Washington will
assist through the evening.
Earlier in the day the delegates
will attend a session of the Senate
and will be entertained at lunch
con when Vice President Alben
w. Barkley, Speaker of the House
Sam Rayburn and Secretary of
the Senate Leslie Biff1e will be
among the hosts.
The SO delegates from Brazil
were flown to Mackinac in Govern
ment planes assigned them by the
Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
The Geman Charge d'Affaires
and Mrs. Krekeler gave a dinner
party Monday evening when their
guests included the Indian Am
bassador and Mrs. B. R. Sen, Re-
preventative Edward Eugene Cox,