Evening star
https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1953-12-28/ed-1/?sp=20
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The Evening Star reported on an embassy social gathering where guests were entertained with demonstrations of the Dominican Republic's national dance. The dance was demonstrated by Beatrice Rodriguez, daughter of the Dominican OAS Ambassador, and Senora Eva Finkel, accompanied by music provided by musicians visiting from New York. The article noted that the dance, originally practiced by rural peasants, was introduced to elite Dominican society twenty-four years earlier by President Rafael Trujillo.
El *Evening Star* informó sobre una velada social en la embajada donde los invitados fueron agasajados con demostraciones del baile nacional de la República Dominicana. El baile fue demostrado por Beatrice Rodríguez, hija del embajador dominicano ante la OEA, y la señora Eva Finkel, acompañadas por música interpretada por músicos llegados desde Nueva York. El artículo señaló que el baile, practicado originariamente por campesinos, fue introducido en la alta sociedad dominicana veinticuatro años antes por el presidente Rafael Trujillo.
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Dr. and Mrs. William A. Morgan
and some members of the Em-
I bassy staff.
Dance Demonstrated.
After this sustenance, the'
dancing began. Demonstrating
the spritely steps were Senorita
Beatrice Rodriguez, daughter of
the Dominican Ambassador to
the Organization of American
States; and Senora Eva Finke!
and their escorts.
The dance is between a rumba
and a samba and once the'
rhythm is caught, the rest is easy.
Four Dominican boys came*down
from New York to for the
evening The dance is native of j
the Dominican Republic and is
referred to as their national
dance. It was first seen only in i
the country and danced by the
peasants, but 24 years ago it was
introduced to Dominican society
i by the present President, Gen
eral Trujillo.
Looking in at the party for a
little w'hile were the Moyas’ two
sons w ho are home for the holi
days from boarding school. They
are Tony, 14, and Raphael, 9.
Diplomatic Dining
Another diplomatic dinner last
evening took on a more formal
note. It was given by the Am
bassador of New Zealand and j
Mrs. Munro and was in honor of
Sir Clifford Norton, K. C. M. G., i
and C. V. 0., and Lady Norton.
Sir Clifford is an alternate
representative of the United
Kingdom Delegation to the j
United Nations and he and his j
w’ife are in towm from New York
just for a few days. The black
tie party took place at the Em
bassy at 8 o’clock.
Among those at the dinner
were Greek Ambassador Politis,
British Ambassador and Lady
Makins. British Commercial
Counselor and Mrs. Charles
Empson and Admiral and Mrs
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Evening star. (1953). Washington, D.C., 1953-12-28. US/DR Newspaper Timeline. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1953-12-28/ed-1/?sp=20
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Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1953-12-28.
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