Evening star

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The official entertainment _

schedule marking the visit at

the Haitian President and

Mme. Magloire gat off to a

white tie start with dinner

last evening at 1600 Pennsyl

vania aVenue.

Calendar count for the dig

nitary’s three-day Washington

stay?

Chalk up three dinners, two

lunches and one reception—

Including last night’s "table

talk” at the White House.

Anyone expecting the honor

guest to show up at President

and Mrs. Eisenhower's party

sporting plume, aiguilette or

epaulet was disappointed.

The six-footer strode into

the State Dining Room wear

ing tails instead of his resplen

dent general’s uniform.

One of the highlights of the

evening- was the ringing of

dilkner guest, Mrs. Orpheus H.

Planer, tinned in the music

world as Marian Anderson.

Surplus of Men

Something which rarely hap

pens in this town happened.

There were a half dozen more

men than women at the din

ner!

A number of persons from

President Magloire's official

party who arrived with him

yesterday afternoon at Nation

al Airport were on the list.

Among, them—Secretary of

State for Foreign Relations

and Worship Mme. Zephi

rln, Mr. Marcel Pombrun, Sec

retary of State for the Presi

dency and Commerce; Army

Chief of Stall Brig. Gen. An

toine Level t, Mr. Arsens Mag

loire who Is on the board of

Haitl’t National Bank; Haitian

Chief of Protocol Dan i el

Theard and Maj. Francis

Etienne, Chief of the Military

Staff of the President.

Also in last night’s party

lineup were Haitian Ambas

sador Leger and front the cab

inet, Secretary of State and

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Evening star. (1955). Washington, D.C., 1955-01-27. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1955-01-27/ed-1/?sp=38

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1955-01-27.