Evening star., 1957-04-25

hors d'oeuvres circuit last
night.
During the 6 to 8 period,
guests stopped by the Sulgrave
Club where Gen. and Mrs.
Leigh Wade entertained In
honor of the Brazilian Ambas-
sador and Mime. Peixoto; then
on to Anderson House where
the Count de Ia Grandville
gave a party.
At the same time another re-
ception was going on at the
Pan American Union. where
Colomhia's Ambassador to the
Organization of American
States and Mrs. Delgado were
saying farewells.
The Sulgrave Club was filled
with the Wades' several hum
dred guests who came to greet
the Peixotos. Gen. and Mrs.
Wade were twice stationed in
Brazil, the last time from 1851
to 1855 when he served as air
attache and later as head of
the Air Force section of the
Joint Brazil United States
Commission.
There was a large turnout
from the diplomatic corps,
which included the Australian
Ambassador and Lady SPEND
er. the Swiss Ambassador and
Nine. de Torrente, Cuba's Am
bassador Campo. India's Am
baSSador Mehta, China's Am
bassador Tong. Austria's Envoy
Gruber and the Ambassador of
Panama and Sonora de Arias,
who report that Sonora Cecilia
Remon. widow of the President
of Panama. arrives in WASH
ington today for talks in her
capacity as Panama's Minister
Of Health, Labor and Welfare.
Mrs. Mike Mansfield stopped
by. as did Senator Kuchel and
his pretty blond wife, who
wore q black dress which she
had woven out of straw! With
her, was her mother, Mrs. A. /.
Mellenthin of Arcadia, Calf.
Other guests were the James
Soubys, Mrs. Morris Cafritz,
Gen. and Mrs. Charles Cabell,
Mr.. Daniel Bell. Mrs. Conger
Pratt, the British Counselor
and Mrs. Garran, Justices
Stanley Reed and Harold
Burton and their wives and
Chief of Protocol and Mrs.
Wiley Buchanan.
THE ROBERT GUGGEN-
HELMS were among those who
went on from the Sulgrave
Club to Anderson House, where
Count de Ia Grandville, coun-
selor of the French Embassy.
entertained.
The Count is a member OF
the Society of the Cincinnati
and now lives at Anderson
House. posh headquarters of
the society.
Guests gravitated to the
garden, where the wisteria was
in full bloom, and looking over
the terrace one could see
Freddy Reinhardt, counselor
of the State Department; the
Myron Cowens: the Robert
Van Roijens: Mrs. Randolph
Kidder; the Victor Purses; the
Clement Congers: Mr.. and
Mrs. Rod O'Conner and the
Stuart Rockwells.
Miss Grace Kennan, the
pretty daughter of former
Ambassador and Mrs. George
kennan. came to the party
with Mr.. Adam Watson of the
British Foreign ONCE who is
visiting here. And others were
Baron van Worst tot Worst,
OF the Netherlands: Carlo
Perrone and Baron and
Baroness Porcari Of the Italian
Embassy, the Rolf Pauls of the
German Embassy, the Enrique
Larosas of Peru.
French Ambassador Herve
Alphand headed the list Of
guests from the embassy. Also
there was the new bachelor
second secretary, NJ. Jean La
Cannelier.
A number of the guests went
on from this party to George
town where a new French res
taurant. La Rive Gauche
(which means the Left Bank
celebrated its opening with a
big cocktail party.
Greeting everyone was M.
Blaise Guerardi. the owner,
who also owns the Place Ven
dome. M. Guerardi halls from
Corsica and calls himself THE
Napoleon Of French cousine."
AMBASSADOR DELGADO's
farewell party last night also
turned out to be a decoration
ceremony as well.
Before leaving for his new
post as Ambassador to London,
Ambassador Delgado last night
presented his country's high
est award to the chairman of
the Council of the Organiza-
tion OF American States, DR..
Fernando Lobo of Brazil.
DR.. Lobo was awarded the
Grand Cross of the Order Of
Boyaco, an order instituted by
Simon Bolivar himself.
On hand for the black tie