Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-25

retirement date began 10
loom on the horizon, Brus-
sells newspapers and grape
vine began conjecturing on
his successor. At least four
names have been mentioned
from time to time. but none
made the grade.
The man now decided
upon is Louis Scheyven (pro-
nounced Shayven). former
Secretary General Of Foreign
Affairs. He is about So years
old. has q lovely blond and
chic wife and three children
They are described as
extremely warm. friendly. gay
people.
Their arrival is anticipated
almost Immediately after the
departure Of King Baudoin.
who will be In Washington
May IL. IL and 10. Long
acquainted with the WASH
ington scene and the people
in 1t. Baron and Baroness
Silvercruys will postpone
their move from the embassy
until after his young mai
esty's state visit.
y y
THE CORCORAN ART
GALLERY'S CHAMPAGNE
BALL on April 3 sounds bet
ter by the minute. Socially
always tres chic. 1t is now
adding some of the famous
political names of Europe for
its Tooth anniversary cele-
bration.
In short. the Ball Commit
tee. through the intervention
Of Chief Of Protocol Wiley
Buchanan. is inviting the for
eign ministers here for the
NATO meeting to Attend the
ball as special guests and the
more prominent tables have
been enlarged to include those
accepting.
Since the noted foreign
f1gures-Lloyd of London,
Couve de Murville of France,
Won Brentano Of Germany,
Pella Of Italy. Luns of The
Hague. etc.-will be dining
that night at Undersecretary
of State Christian Herter's
dinner In their honor at the
Pan American Union, they
will not only be within walk
ing distance of the ball but
they viii be properly dressed
for the white tie affair. Hence
they may well want to sashay
up two blocks to. speaking
in the vernacular, cut a rug
to Meyer Davis music.
The night before, April 2,
all the foreign ministers and
permanent NATO represen-
tativeS will be feted at a big
dinner by Dutch Minister
LunS, who is the current
chairman Of the group. The
dinner will be held at the
Sheraton Carlton and will be
followed by a special late
private showing at the Ma
tional Gallery just for this
distinguished gathering.
ANOTHER CLUB, AN
OTHER BALL for Washing
ton is the latest word from
the Latin contingent. . The
name Of the club is The
Circle Of Latin American
Diplomats and the news is
the circle will toss a ball at
the Pan American Union on
June 5 to raise funds for its
clubhouse The clubhouse
already has been found -
it's near Massachusetts, av-
enue at Sheridan Circle,
smack in the midst Of en-
baSsy row-but 1t will have
to be furnished.
President of the club is
stamp-loving Ecuador Am
bassador Jose Chiriboga who
also will chairman the ball
Purpose of the club is to
provide a place in which to
entertain for Latin Amer
leans here on official bust
ness. whether or not they are
connected with embassies .
Some 600 members Of the
Samba set are expected to at
tend the June 5 to-do which
all the Latin American Am
baSSadorS accredited to
Washington will be invited to
sponsor and attend.
THE CHARLES CARROLL
GLOVERS entertained Mon
day afternoon for Mr.. Glow
er's niece's husband, Sir
Derrick Hoyer Millar, who was
here with Prime Minister
Harold Macmillan's party
:. Only oldtime Washington
friends Of Sir Derick's were
iY1vitad Y1e0f1la whn kneu him