Evening star

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lida, who has been Counselor of the

Embassy in Mexico City, also is in

Washington, having arrived the

middle of the week. He is ex

pected to be here for some days

before starting the long trip to

North Africa.

Another guest from one of our

neighbor republics to the south is

Mme. Lescot, wife of the President

of Haiti, who formerly was Ambas

sador in Washington. Mme. Lescot

arrived yesterday accompanied by

her daughter, Andree, on her way

to school in Canada, and Max, son

of the President and Mme. Lescot.

M. Max Lescot will start for Cali

fornia shortly, where he will re

sume his college course. Mme.

Lescot will accompany her daugh

ter to Canada and they will spend

several days in New York en route.

When the President’s wife starts

her trip homeward she will stop

here again and the Ambassador and

Mme. Liautaud will entertain in

her honor whenever she will be

here a long enough time.

Coming to this country with

Mme. Lescot and her children was

the First Secretary of the Embassy

here, M. Elie Garcia, and Mme.

Armand and her daughters, the

Miles. Micore and Denise Armand.

Cards were delivered yesterday

from the Cuban Ambassador and

Senora de Concheso for the recep

tion which they will give Satur

day evening. September 2, in honor

of the President-elect of their

country, Dr. Ramon Grau Sam

Martin, who will arrive August 30

for a few days' stay. In the same

mail were cards from the director

general of the Pan-American

Union, Dr. Rowe, and the assistant

director. Dr. Petiro de Alba, for a

concert of Latin American music

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1944). Washington, D.C., 1944-08-18. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1944-08-18/ed-1/?sp=15

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1944-08-18.