Evening star., 1953-05-09
Society and Club News
HonnmorskjoId, St. Laurent
Feted at Lunch and Dinner

and was Immediately made
Prime Minister of PakiStan.
Nine. Ali will join him around
the middle of this month.
The two prominent Canadian
visitors knew the Begun and her
husband in Canada where the
latter was High Commissioner
from Pakistan before coming
here.
Guests at Mr.. Dulles black tie
dinner for Mr.. St. Laurent were
Secretary Pearson, Canadian
Ambassador Wrong. Mr.. j. Pick
ersgill, Clerk of the Privy Coun-
Gil; Secretary if the Treasury
Humphrey, Chairman of the In
ternational Monetary Fund 1var
Rooth, Senators Alexan d e r
Smith, William Fulbright, and
John Sparkman, Director of the
Budget Joseph Dodge, Deputy
Undersecretary of State H. Free
man Matthews, Assistant Secre-
tary Of Defense Frank Nash, and
Representatives Robert Clipper
field and A. S. j. Carnahan.
Mr.. Hickerson'S luncheon also
took place at Blair Lee House.
It included United States Am
oassador to the U. N. Henry
Cabot Lodge, Undersecretary of
state Donold B. Lourie, Deputy
Undersecretary Matthews, As
s1stant Secretary of State for
Latin American Affairs John
Cabot, Legal Adviser to the State
Department Herman Phleger,
Assistant Secretary of State for
European Affairs Livingston
Merchant, Assistant Secretary of
State for Far Eastern Affairs
Walter S. Robertson, Director
OF the Policy Planning Staff
Paul Nitze. Washington Repre-
sentative to the U. N. Paul Jo-
hansen, Deputy Assistant Secre-
tary for Near Eastern Affairs
John D. Jernegan and Deputy
Assistant Secretary for u. N. At
fairs Durward Sandifer.
Nixons to Be Honored
Vice President and Mrs. Nixon
will be the honor guests at Brit
lsh Ambassador and Lady Ma
klns' dinner on Monday evening
Also attending the party will be
the Makins' house guests, Lord
and Lady Balfour of Burleigh.
Chairman of Lloyd's Bank in
London, Lord Balfour and his
wife will arrive here Monday for
a visit at the Embassy until
Wednesday.
The Korean Ambassador and
Nine. Yang will be hosts at a
black tie reception Monday eve
ming in honor of Gen. Sun Yup
Palk. Chief of Staff of the Army
OF the Republic of Korea. Gen.
Paik will arrive around $3.50 that
evening and will leave Washing
ton on the 18th to continue his
American tour.
The reception had to be
planned for late the same eve
ming the General arrives be-
cause Ambassador Yang is him.
self taking of the next day on
a speaking tour that will keep
him out Of town until the goth.
He will speak at the Veishea Fes-
tival at Iowa State College. to
the American Legion at Chicago,
The Wisconsin Manufacturers AS
sociation in Milwaukee and the
Mems Dinner Club at Colorado
Springs.
The Australian Ambassador
and Lady Spender have invita-
tions out for a cocktail party
on May % to meet the Lord
Mayor Of Sydney and Mrs. Hills.
The Mayor of the Pacific me-
tropolis and his wife will stop
en- route to the Coronation.
Mexieon Reception
Mexican Ambassador Tello
gave a reception last evening
for about 200 guests commemo-
rating the 200th anniversary of
the birth of Miguel Hidalgo Y
Costilla, the father of Mexican
independence.
Guests were the Ambassadors
from other Pan American Ma
tions to this country and to the
Organization of American States,
State Department officials, OAS
! officials and historians from
nearby universities.
Preceding the reception there
were speeches about the Mexi-
can national hero by the Am
bassador and by DR.. Harold E.
Davis, American University his
torian, and DR.. Anbial Sanchez
Union.