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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-03
HITLER PROCLAlMS
GERMAN OCCUPATION
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Continued from page one)
tricts in real force in contrast
with the small token" columns
that took over the krumau and
Reichenberg zones Saturday and
Sunday.
The Eyer zone is the largest OF
the four given to Germany out
right under the Munich peace ac-
cord and this fact, coupled with
the bloodshed and disorders that
had occurred in and around Eyer
for four months. Was given as
the reason for the extensive mill
tary preparations. &c.. ..'.
Sporadic Czech resistance was
believed more probable in the
Eyer district, the so-called "capi-
tai" of the Sudeten regions. than
in any of the territory to be oc-
cupied, it was explained. $50.
Hitler, who left Berlin by train
at 10 p. m. Sunday, will go to
Eyer and formally proclaim the
annexation of the borderlands to
the German Reich, just as he
made his entry to. Vienna last
March as the .conqueror of Aus
tria. -.
He will follow the vanguard of
his. army Of occupation into Eyer.
Two sentries of the Sudeten
Gree Corps" steel-helmeted and
wearing red swastika arm bands,
guarded the Sudeten headquar-
ters here as couriers rushed in
and out with orders for the march
into the l'iot-ridden Egerland.
The Eyer district is dearest to
the hearts of the Sudetens and it
is from that region that most of
the stories of "Czech atrocities"
have come.
The army which will lead the
occupation of the "NO. 3 zone"
was spread all along the border in
fighting trim at midnight.
motored nearly 200 miles
along the border, over autumn
colored hills, and watched the
German war machine pressing up
to frontier that will be wiped
out before nightfall. Commander
ed civilian AUTOMOBILES and trucks
were loaded with army equip
ment. A motorized battery of
three-inch-aircraft guns rumbled
down mountain road at top
speed. Field gu rs were drawn up
in farmers fields. Motorcycle
couriers darted in and out among
the traffic.
The part which the Sudeten
"Free Corps" will play in the
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-03
.IFERN'S SOCIAL
EON INAUGURATED

rEiry the formal opening OF
T,riaI season of the current
h vear, DR.. Joseph +. Sewer,
/ I,rt of Fassifern School for
and Mrs. Sewer, Mr.. S. l..
[iward. principal, and Mrs,
Ew.rd. dean. entertained at
t.nr;on in honor of the men,
- ,bc senior and junior
], in the drawing rooms OF
| hall Saturday evening, Dc
/ At s o'clock.
iceiying with the hosts and
T. we're members of the
- OF Fassifern. who pre-,
n callers to the guests OF
fIj;,g between the hours OF 3
~ ~ere the faculties and stu
| ~ Blue Ridge and Christ
L. for boys, and young men
be- city. -.
| - r,.reiving rooms were beau
X. decorated with handsome
(romrnts of dahliaS and fall
r. and punch and waters
4 served throughout the even
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Fassifern Holds
Election OF All
Class Officers
Climaxes Two Weeks of
Activities Marking
Start of Session

Climaxing two weeks of activ-
ity incident to the o. ening of the
1938-39 session of Fassifern
School for Girls was the organi-
cation of classes and election of
officers announced as follows:
Miss Corinne Brooks of Minas
Matahambre. Cuba, is president of
the senior class: Miss Kathryn
Revels Of Rock Hill, S. c., is vice
pl e-ident; Miss Marian Maxwell
of Knoxville. Tenn. secretary.
and Miss Ruth Jones of Camel
City, Ky, treasurer. Miss Bee
Herring Of Spartanburg, S. c., a
member Of the post graduate de-
partment, who was graduated
from Fassifern last June, holds
the position of athletic manager
of the seniors.
Officers for the iunior class
are: Miss Sara Balantine of
Greenville, S. c., president: Miss
Ann Pettigrew of Cape Haitien,
Haiti, vice president; Miss Agnes
Drake of Columbia. S. c., secre-
tary, MISS SuQle bona OF EllZd-
BEETHOVEN, Ky, treasurer: and
Miss Edwina Davis Of Irvine, Ky,
athletic manager.
Sophomore officers include:
Miss Janet Simpson of Florence,
Ala, as president; Miss Elizabeth
Littlegreen of Chattanooga, Tenn,
vice president; Miss Helene Will
son of Miami, Fla, secretary
treasurer, and Miss Garlic Jack
son of Long Island, N. Y, and
Osprey, Fla, athletic manager.
Miss Dorothy Cook of Ceballos,
Cuba, is the freshman president;
Miss Betsy Fleming of Bristol,
Tenn, vice-president; Miss Irene
Schumate of Charlotte, secretary;
Miss Maureen Thomas Of Port Lii
mon, Costa RIGA, treasurer, and
Miss Ann Porter of Atlanta, Ga,
athletic manager.
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Address envelope Todays Pattern Bureau II Sterling
klyn N Y. l.

lesion, S. c., after short visit at
their homes here. - - .
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones
have taken an. apartment in the
Bellevue.
Friends here of Miss Hazel Nc
Aztec, who has been visiting her
aunt, Mrs. o. Roy Keith, will be
interested to know that she has
gone to take a postgraduate
course in nursing at one of the
New York City hospitals. Upon
her arrival she was the guest for
a short time of Miss Virginia Ros,
a former resident of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Johnson
have taken a house at 1872 Flor
ida avenue. ..s,
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Five Cases Up In
City Court Today

Five cases were heard in city
court this morning before Mayor
A. V. Edwards. The docket was
as follows:
Marvin Mckee. drunk and dis
orderly, was assessed costs.
Moreno Tucker, drunk and dis
orderly, was fined $40 and costs.
Dwight Owen, drunk and disor-
derby, was assessed costs.
Oscar Fisher, drunk and disor-
DERBY, was fined $40 and costs
Eugene Merrell, speeding, was
fined $500. .
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probe German
Bund's Abettors

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8. (UP)
The house committee of investiga-
ton of ,un-American activities an,
nounced today its investigator had
been instructed to make the full-
est possible inquiry into charges
that certain prominent industrl-
alists are aiding the German
American. bund.
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Church Board To
Meet Tuesday Eve

The October meeting of the
board of stewards of the First
Methodist church, previously an.
nounced for Thursday night, will
be held Tuesday night instead, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Garren on the Flat Rock road.
Supper will be served at 7:l6
o'clock.
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k SHIPMAN COMPLl-
ETED WITH TEA

L. Raw Arledge was hostess
saturday afternoon at a de-
GuIIv informal tea, a pre-
r. courtesy which she was
[dire to Miss Garnette Ship
nopular bride-elect of Oeto-
( The hostess and honoree
81 assisted in receiving guests
J latter's mother, Mrs. j. r.
rSe charm of the home was
Iced by the artistic, use OF
ome yellow and white dab
throughout the lower floor.
Eote Dotson rendered appro-
selections while the guests
Gathering and throughout
ftprnoon. A bridal scheme
ben and white was used IN
ppointmentS. g,
Tea was also a ''trousseau
which was presented IN a
wav A small white wagon
n entirely in white. with
and satin bows, was drawn
in fox terriers owned oy
arledge and Miss Shipman,
Names as we'll as the shafts
Ien entwined with green sat
bon. -
tea table. where the hos
resided over the silver serV-
re flmy handmade lace
An artistic centerpiece OF
blossoms, added an effective
Ind green tapers in+ silver
east a soft CLEAN. The
rolled sandwiches, tied
reen ribbon, furthered the
motif.
sting in serving were Misses
Miller, Ethel Coleman, Tom
epherd. Elizabeth Shipman'
he Shipman.
ted to this charming affair
S Shipman was her moth
Shipman, the Misses Ship
Mrs. T. c.. Jordan, mother
hostess. Mesdames 0. +.
F. W. Streetman. Aliene
{on of Asheville, Fred NJ.
Jas. A. Smyth, Jr., John
Ter, Gretchen Poole, Will
+ eeze. Charles Hunter. Jona-
ekson. Misses Anne Weeks,
Inc Small, Mary Ewbank.
{t Margaret Coggins of
NE. Winona Ewbank, Marie
Nutting, Peggy Coleman,
Smyth. Helen Williams,
Duff Maude Ashworth. Myr-
inner. Marv Louise Ratch-
Shepherd, Miller and Ethel
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-03
NURSES CLUB WILL
CHOOSE NEW OFFICERS

The Nurses club will meet to.
morrow, Tuesday afternoon at !
o'clock, with Mrs. Arnetta Moore
in the American Bank building,
Election of officers will be hello
at this time.
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ward, who is living in Charleston
and attending the College. of
Charleston, and to see the freaky
results of the tornado of last
week. ..-
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ASHEVILLE COUPLE
IS MARRIED IN CITY

l.. A. Lunsford and Miss Mil MI;
dred Griffin, both of Ashevllte'
were united in, marriage TINS All at
ernoon by Magistrate w. l.. MN
F Ter at his office on North MAIN
street.
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!. Spare propellers may be car,
ried on army and commercial
transport planes soon, just as
spare tires are carried on auto
mobiles,
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COLLAR AND SHAPED CUFFS
BRIGHTEN NEW HOUSEFROCK
By CAROL DAY

This house dress is so good
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ID WEEKEND IN.
RlESTON

Ses Kate Milward, Mae God
Rnd Eloise Shipman, Mrs. f.
hipman and Mr.. and Mrs. FL
apps motored to Charleston,
for the weekend. They
Especially to see G. ]. Mil
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The army is reported to be plan
ming a $2,500,000, 75-ton bomber
biggest fighting airship in the
world.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-03

The Jewish population of the
world has been estimated at more
than 14,62l, 900.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-10-03
, 2 HAS OUTING

5ut 25 girls of Troup No. 2,
5couts, had a delightful out
4 Saturday at the North Mills
Ecamp in Pisgah Forest. They
3 their own breakfast, din
BID supper before returning
fy were chaperoned by their
b.. Mrs. G. P. H. Rogers, and
lieutenant, Miss Elizabeth
b.. Those who kindly took
|out in cars were Mesdames
1.att and Harry E. Buchanan,
bir. Harold Flanagan.
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Evening star., 1938-12-24
Mrs. Harrington
To Entertain at
Party Tonight

Mrs. Frederic Ernest harrington,
regent of the Chevy Chase Junior
College, will entertain about $50
guests tonight at a Christmas Eve
party. The feature of the enter
tainment will be the presentation of
''Nala and Damayanti." an Indian
love story from the Mahabhareta,
the sacred book of India. Mrs
harrington brought the play back
with her when she returned from
India. her native land, last spring.
Sixty of her guests will remain
at the school overnight and be pres
ent at Christmas breakfast tomor-
row morning at II o'clock. Mrs.
Harrington has made her Christmas
Eve parties annual affairs for the
last Is years.
Among her out-of-tow guests will
be DR.. and Mrs. William R. Will
liams and their son, Mr.. Byrd Will
liams of New York; Mr.. George
Peck, librarian at Princeton Univer-
sity; President and Mrs. Ellis of the
Cleveland College, Senator and Mrs.
Adams of Colorado, who came here
especially for the occasion, and Mr..
Manning Stires of New York.
Evening star., 1938-12-24
Gray Ladies Give
Annual arty Today
At Walter Reed

The Gray Ladies of the hospit
and recreation service of the D.
trict of Columbia Chapter of the
American Red Cross, after spending
many hours collecting gifts and
wrapping presents, were scheduled
to hold a Christmas Eve party at
the Red Cross house from 5 to 10
pm. today.
Santa Claus, a Christmas tree. ice
cream and all the "fiXings," as we'll
as music and movies were planned
for the patients of Walter Reed
Hospital, for whom the party was to
be held.
Patients unable to leave their
wards were not to be forgotten. The
Gray Ladies were to visit bed pa
tients with ice cream and cake and
assist Santa Claus in distributing
individual gifts They have made it
possible for the men to give as we'll
as receive. Toys and other gifts were
collected from numerous sources,
and any patient wishing to send
something to his children at home
has been assisted in preparing his
gift for mailing.
AS has been the custom for II
years, Happy Walkers Orchestra
will play in both mess halls during
the dinner hour on Christmas Day.
Evening star., 1938-12-24
Debutantes Feted
At Luncheon

Miss Mary Alice White and Miss
Jane Rust, debutantes of this sea-
son, were the guests in whose honor
Miss Edith Pearson entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Chevy
Chase Club. Her other guests were
Miss Joanna Huntington, Miss Bar
bara Boiling, Miss Marjorie Sherley,
Miss Julia Worthington, Miss Mimi
Worthington, Miss Barbara RAM
seyer, Miss Margaret Cotter, Miss
Claire Cotter, Miss Nancy Davis,
Miss Julia Cahill, Miss Mary Dora
Thompson, Miss Nancy Hoskinson,
Miss Betty Fischer, Miss Peggy Will
mer, Miss Aileen Wrightson, Miss
Mary Parker, Miss Aileen Harris,
Miss Peggy Essary, Miss Margaret
Rowe, Miss Mary Rust, Miss Lucie
Dourif and Miss Kay Pearson and
Miss Gertrude Pearson, sisters of
the hostess.
Mrs. Pearson, mother of the Misses
Pearson, was hostess at another
table at the club, having as her
guests Mrs. Charles Stanley White
and Mrs. H. L. Rust, mothers of the
honor guests. and Mrs. Mary Grant
Rafte and Mrs. Andrew B. Duvall
sisters of Mrs. Pearson.
Evening star., 1938-12-24
Luncheon Is Given
For NJ. Nagger by
French Envoy

The French Ambassador, Count de
Saint quentin, entertained at lunch
con today in compliment to the
French Ambassador to China, M.
Nagger, who is en- route to his new
post as Ambassador to Moscow. His
other guests were DR.. Stanley K.
Hornbeck of the State Department,
Mr.. Walter Lippmann, Mr.. William
r. Castle, jr.; Mr.. Felix Morley,
the Secretary of the Embassy, M.
Jacques Dumaine, and the Third
Secretary, M. Charles Lucet.
Last evening the Ambassador was
host at dinner, his guests including
the Yugoslav Minister and Nine.
Fotitch, Mr.. and Mrs. Maxwell
Hamilton. Nine. Lombard, wife of
the Military Attache of the EN-
bassy; Rear Admiral and Mrs. Raj
ston S. Holmes, Mrs. Frank H. ST.
monds, Mrs. Howell Moreheed and
the Attache of the Embassy and
Countess de Gramont.
Evening star., 1938-12-24
Mrs. MillhOlland Hostess
Gives Party for Nancy Rheem
And Ann Page at Carlton

Mrs George H. Millholland. wife of
Maj. Millholland of Fort Myer, en-
tertained yesterday afternoon at a
large cocktail party and tea dance in
honor of her daughter, Miss Nancy
Rheem. who is at home from Vassar
for the holidays, and Miss Ann Page,
this city.
Miss Rheem is the granddaughter
of the late Harry Wardman, and her
paternal grandfather was the late
Mr.. Clarence B. Rheem. Miss Page
is the daughter of Mrs. Hardy B.
Page of Washington. Her mother
is cousin of Maj. Millholland's.
The party yesterday afternoon was
held in the Carlton Room of the
Carlton Hotel. which was decorated
for the occasion with palms, white
chrysanthemums, pink and white
snapdragons, carnations and other
cut flowers. In the center of the
tea table playing fountain re-
posed on a mirrored plaque, and a
Evening star., 1938-12-24
Pen nWOnnen
Will Give
Reception
New Members
OF D. c.. Branch
To Be HonOred

New members of the District of
Columbia branch of the National
League of American Pen Women will
be honored at New Year Day recep-
ton at the league studio in the
Hotel Grafton from pm. to 6 pm
Past national presidents of the
league who are expected to attend
are Mrs. Theodore Cunningham
Mrs. Virginia King Frye. Miss Mabel
Louise White. Miss Elizabeth A
Hyde, Mrs. Edith Kingman Kern
Mrs Ada Orme Du Puy, Mrs. Edna
M. Colman and Mrs. Victoria Faber
Stevenson.
Others among the honor guests
are members of the national board
who are in the CITY, They include
Mrs. Audrey Wurdemann Auslander
president; Mrs. Louise Hartley Was
sell, second vice president; Marion
Needham Taft, treasurer.
Mrs. Anna B. Cajigas, auditor;
Mrs. Mable H. Pittle, executive Sec
retary; Mrs. Nell v. Smith, club
house chairman; Miss Louise c.
Worden, editor.
Honorary members of the national
league attending will be: Mrs. Mary
Roberts Rhinehart, Mrs. Mabel Will
lebrandt, Mrs. Sallie v. H. Pickett
and the president of the. Chevy
Chase branch, Mrs. Carolyn H
VotaW.
Those who will pour include: Mrs
Theodore Tiller, Mrs. William H
Moses, DR.. Jean Stephenson, DR.
Frances Moon Butts, Mrs. Charles
Leanord Chambers, Mrs. H. Lyle
Campbell, Miss Myrta Cawood, Mrs
Charles w. Davis, Mrs. Helen Orr
Watson, Miss Anne Singleton, Miss
Alethea Anderson, Mrs. Arthur j
Seaton, Miss Phronsie Marsh and
Mrs. Joan Southwark.
Assisting will be Mrs. LarZ Ander-
son, Mrs. Gilbert Grosvenor, Nine
Selian Garzia, DR.. Julia E. Schelling
Mrs. Agnes Mccall Parker, Mrs. H
Trendley Dean, Mrs. Frank L
CLANCY, Miss Dorothy Gatchell, Mrs
D. A. D. Ogden, Mrs. Octavia Syke!
Stevenson, Mrs. D. A. McDougal
Mrs. Harry B. Zimmele, Mrs. Levi!
M. Bartlett, Mrs. Marion Hayne
Miss Iva Sullivan, Miss Elizabeth
Hartman, DR.. Florence Everhart
Mrs. Webster S. Ruckman, Mrs. Ola.
Saugstad, Mrs. Isadore Cohen, Mis-.
Anne Darlington, Mrs. Ella Lomas
Bockoven, Mrs. Embert LIE Lacheur
Mrs. Hilda van Stbckum Marlin
Mrs. William H. Manchester, Mis-!
Susan Baker, Miss Frances G
Burger, Mrs. F. S. Carter, Mrs. Eliza.
beth Aldrich, Mrs. Paul Kirby, Mis-
Ann Priestley, Mrs. Homer L. Kilt
Mrs. L. Fletcher Schott and Mrs
Marie c. Sprinkle.
Mrs. Arthur j. Seaton will hav'
charge Of the music.
Evening star., 1938-12-24
Residential Social Notes
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis to Spend Part
OF Holidays in Chicago

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Alexander
Long Ellis, here with the latter S
grandfather. Mr.. Theodore W. Moves,
will go to Chicago to spend part
of the Christmas holidays with Mr..
Ellis parents, Admiral and Mrs.
Hayne Ellis. After the holidays Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis will return to their
home in Kansas City.
Mrs. Ellis has been in Florida with
her mother, Mrs. Sheldon, wife of
Capt. Luther Sheldon, jr., U. S. N,
having gone South to recuperate
from a serious illness. She formerly
was Miss Mary Mcdowell, daughter
of the late Capt. Ralph w. Nc
Dowell, u S. N, and made her debut
here several years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Richberg
will be hosts to few of their friends
at a cocktail party at their home
in Kenwood, Md. this afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Richberg's brother
and sister-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde E. Weed, who came from New
VI y W OC tIlSi SoCSVo
through the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Elonzo Tyner has returned to
her apartment in the Shoreham
after 10 days or fortnight in New
York, where she went to enjoy the
opera. Mrs. Tyner and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dugdale, will spend Christ
mas together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Montgomery
Earll will entertain at a tea this
afternoon for their daughter, Miss
Elizabeth Eustace Earll, and their
son, Cadet Robert E. Earll, who are
at home for the holidays.
Miss Chiyo Thomas, daughter of
Senator and Mrs. Ebert Thomas of
Utah, was the guest of honor for
whom Miss Margaret Hutchinson en-
tertained at dinner in the blue room
at the Shoreham last evening.
Among the guests were DR.. and Mrs.
Edward Pickford, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Evening star., 1938-12-24

By the Way
Beth BIQine=

Henry group
cocktails yesterday afternoon in honor of her daughter
and Wadswoh Philadelphia,
they will Christmas Day. after which they will
Washington
Eleanor Roosevelt Wadsworth looked preer than and vel
the
that has endeared all
Gardner Middleton Cuthb Colin Campbell
Benjamin young
Wadsworths a speedy return from Philadelphia.
Last night the Secretary of italian Embassy,
del entertained informally dinner
Beck who in town the Christmas holidays with grand
extremely pretty
arrived
with friend Ariel
she plans until spring Several parties
planned during Washington among
them the dinner Miss Mary Louise Marsh will give Monday night
preceding the Eugene Meyers dance.
Other guests Prince del Drago last night included M and
Nine Luce, she lovely blue moire and Mrs
CasWe Betsy midnight blue Mr. Mrs SnoWden Fahnestock
Bee becoming pale frock Mr.. and Mrs Eugene
Carus Cecil lovely in burgundy and mauve; Mr. and Mrs Moran
McConihe gold colored
Tnsley
Chilled champagne along
before dinner, doeuvre
dinner itself masterpiece of culinary skill
Starting off with thick of mushroom followed by
delicious fish sqab vegetables salad homemade ice
bachelors house ALWAYS
The table decorations and Chrstmay-red
ponseas white damask CLOTH and to add to the general
Christmas spirit CasWel
and Pluto Christmas Backie doubtless
know, is very favoite canine in the del Drago
very interesting holidays
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Proctor who
and father Mr. and Mrs Sherman Flint AS Flint
Gra Mrs Ballard Moore Beck
and Cecilia McCalum Mrs Chauncey Parker, jr
The living Hamilton
this trip very
one to their many friends here
Evening star., 1938-12-24

Christmas touch of red was provided
in the silver candelabrae, holding
tall red tapers.
Mrs. Millholland. wearing a grace
full gown of black crepe, with a
shoulder cluster of white orchids,
received with the honor guests. Miss
Rheem wore a striking black and
white costumes, the tight-fitting
bodice of white and the skirt of black
silk crepe. With this she wore a red
belt, and small poinsettia on her
shoulder.
Miss Page was dressed in black
crepe, with panel of red silk eX-
tending from the neckline in front
to the hem of her dress. and her
flowers were a corsage bouquet of
gardenias
About $50 guests. members of the
younger set in the Capital from both
service and residential circles, at
tended the fete and danced to the
strains of well-known orchestra.
Evening star., 1938-12-24
| Vests Entertain
Diplomats

Maj. and Mrs. Parker w. West
were hosts at dinner last evening
entertaining in honor Of the Turkish
Ambassador and Nine. Ertegun
Their other guests were the military
attache of the italian Embassy and
Signora Coppola, former Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Fred A. Britten
and their guest. Mrs. Barlow S.
Weeks, of New York; MS Emerson
Howe and her son-in-law and
daughter, the former counselor of
the Peruvian Embassy and Sonora
de Prada, who are here for Christ
mas with Mrs. Howe; Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Mark L. Bristol, DR.. and
Mrs. Stanley K. Hornbeck, the Sec
retary of the South African Lega-
ton, Mr.. Robert Webster, and Mr..
Murphy of New York.