Evening star
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Chief Executive’s son is Secretary
of Foreign Affairs of his country
and headed the Haitian delegation
at the San Francisco conference.
Mr. Lescot's brief greetings from
his father to the general were given
in French with Gen. Eisenhower
accepting the citation in English
in the name of the Allied Forces,
including Haiti.
He was accompanied to Washington
by other members of his delegation
and they witnessed the impressive1
ceremony at which the high honor,
of their republic was bestowed upon'
Gen. Eisenhower. In this group were
'Undersecretary for Finance M.
Pierre Chauvet, son-in-law of Presi
dent Lescot, and Minister for Na
tional Defense M Vely Thebaud. j
The Haitian President and his
family are well known in Washing
ton. Before taking the highest office
in his country’s government M. Les
cot was Minister to the United States.
At yesterday's event both the son
and Mme. Chauvet were renewing
acquaintances made when their
father was envoy here.
Invitations for the fete for Gen.
Eisenhower were issued in the name
of the Haitian Ambassador and
Mme. Liautaud and they stood with
the honor guest. Mme. Liautand
chose for the occasion a becoming
street-length gown of white crepe, j
Mme. Chauvet and her sister-in
law. Mme. Lescot, both had on black
sheer costumes.
The Haitians' love for red was evi
denced in the clusters of flame
color gladioluses used about the
Embassy. On the long table in
the dining room the piece de re
sistance was a very decorative plat
ter of sturgeon. Lobster and vege
table salads also were served along
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Evening star. (1945). Washington, D.C., 1945-07-08. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83045462/1945-07-08/ed-1/?sp=24
ReferencesReferencias
Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Evening star, 1945-07-08.
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