Evening star

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Official entertaining in the Natior^l Capital continues at a lively

rate—because each day brings new visitors—officials of other’ governments

who come to discuss ways and means of the conduct of the war. Ranking

official here now is the Fresident of the RepubUc of Haiti, M. Elie Lescot,

who was Minister here for his government from 1937 until little more

than a year ago. Also here for a short time are two members of the

Cuban cabinet, the Minister of Finance, Dr. Oscar Garcia Montes, and

the Minister of the presidency, Dr. Amedeo Lopes Castro, who were

among the guests at the dinners

which the Cuban Ambassador and

Senora de Concheso gave last eve

ning.

Ambassador and Mrs. Braden

Receive With Their Hosts.

The beautiful Embassy of the

Island republic which was built by

that government some years ago

was the scene of the dinner party

which the Ambassador and Senora

de Concheso gave in honor of the

newly appointed United States Am

bassador to Cuba and Mrs. Spruille

Braden. Quantities of gay early

spring blossoms added to the at

tractiveness of the spacious drawing

rooms and the dining table, red and

white tulips being used in the halls

and on the stairway to match the

rich red carpet and marble walls

and stairs. The Ambassador and

Mrs. Braden, who are staying

through this month with Mr. James

H. Wright of the Division of Ameri

can Republics of the State Depart

ment and Mrs. Wright, stood with

their hosts to receive, the two mem

bers of the Cuban cabinet assisting.

Justice and Mrs. Reed

Are Among Guests.

The Brasilian Ambassador and

Senhora de Martins, the Colombian

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1942). Washington, D.C., 1942-03-24. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1942-03-24/ed-1/?sp=24

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1942-03-24.