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Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24
Maxine Head
Married to
Paul Thomas

WHITE PEONIES. palms and
candelabra in the chancel of the
English Lutheran Church of the
Reformation formed the back
ground for the wedding of Miss
Maxine Head, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Julius Head of Chelsea
avenue. and Paul Thomas, son
of Mrs. Ethel Mccarthy of Dick
erson avenue. The Rev. Calvin
+. Stickles officiated.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by hers father. was at
tended by Miss Marie Bordeaux
as maid-of-honor and the Misses
Martha Lee Head. sister of the
bride, and Gene Hissong, as
bridesmaids. Dan Davis was
best man. Guests were seated
by Dick Young and Leonard
Lyon.
The brides wedding dress. of
white marquisette, was made
with long torso, ciose-fitted
bodice having a square neckline
edged with lace and a full skirt
ending in a long train. Her
finger-tip length veil fell from a
heart-shaped tiara of illusion
lace. She carried a bouquet of
stephanotis and gardenias CEN
tered with white orchid with a
cascade of French maline.
The maid-of honor wore a
gown of heaven blue lace and
marquisette fashioned with fitted
bodice and full skirt, a Juliet
cap to match and carried blue
delphinium and pink snapdragon.
The bridesmaids were dressed
alike in shell-pink models made
on the same lines as that of the
maid-of-honor. They also wore
Juliet caps TO match their frocks
and carried arm bouquets of
delphinium and snapdragon.
Following a reception held at
the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas left on
motor trip through Northern
Michigan. The bride travelled in
a printed jersey dress with
brown and white accessories and
wore white orchids.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24
Miss Keane
Off to Be
Bridesmaid
BY JACK L. OLIVER

OFF TO the East and her role
of bridesmaid in the wedding of
friends is Miss Leontine Keane,
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. Viii
liam E. Keane of Harvard road.
The ceremony will take place
Saturday at st. Ignatius Loyola
Church in New York and Miss
Junior" Austitzer and Robert
Joseph Bannin will be the
principals.
Following the marriage, a
large breakfast party will be
held at Sherry's.
Miss Keane and the BRIDE
elect, by the way, were class
mates at Manhattanville.
THE MARRIAGE of pretty
fsee cuO Miss Donna Elizabeth
Williams, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George M. Williams, and
Lieut.. Robert Warren Page. son
of Mrs. Helene Page of East
Lansing. took place recently in
the chapel of the Shrine of the
Little Flower.
The Rev. Howard Hungerford
officiated.
The bride wore white silk jer-
sey with yoke and sleeves of
eyelet embroidery.
Her flowers were white carna.
tions centered with an orchid.
Miss Helen Macdonald OF
Grand Rapids, Chi Omega So
rority sister and her roommate
at Michigan State College, was
maid-of-honor and wore blue
crepe with accents of American
Beauty and white. She carried
a shower bouquet of matching
roses and blue delphinium.
Jerry Page was his brothers
best man and Ward Williams
and Jack Won Eberstein seated
the guests.
For her daughters wedding,
Mrs. Williams chose an aqua
sheer with a pink picture hat
and wore a corsage bouquet of
pink roses and blue delphinium.
Mrs. Page was in ice blue
crepe with white accessories and
her flowers were pink roses and
blue bachelor buttons.
A reception and breakfast
followed at Devon Gables after
which Lieutenant and Mrs. Page
left for West Palm Beach.
Both the bride and bride
groom were graduated from
Michigan State June 13, by the
way.
MRS. HENRY BROWN HALL
announces the marriage of her
daughter, Helen Vernon. and DR..
William J. Stapleton Jr., June 20.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24
Look in the Sectio
For Thursday, June 25.
1IAPHH OF To ApRII. %

MARCH 81 TO APRIL go
A ries-C Cheerful prospects.
Benefits to be had in useful, pro-
gressive matters.
APRIL 2f TO MAY 90
ToUus-Excellent period for
your interests and the things for
which you are so well adapted.
MAY 2f TO JUNE 81
Gemini-Personal and general
interests are under friendly stars.
Achieve by your cleverness and
intelligence prom o t your
organizations and governments
interests as well as your own.
JUNE 22 TO JULY 2S
Cdhcer-Gains in business and
finances, benefits in artistic and
professional pursuits, through
striving after greater goals,
h & her attainmept.
JULY 81 TO AUG. %
Leo-Industrial worker, clerk,
( arm er, carpenter, painter,
builder, engineer and military
men are slated for new benefits.
AUG. % TO SEPT. 90
VirgO-All listed as favored
under Leo's banner are sponsored
in your chart today.
SEPT. 81 TO OCT. %
LibrG-Executive or employe,
instructor, student, you in domes-
tic service: kindly rays beam
on your endeavors.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24
to Give Buffet Luncheon

ON sATURDAY-before the ceremony. Mrs. Russell
a. Alger..
Martyrs grandmother.
Will give a buffet luncheon.
So. :. there's plenty to keep members of the wedding
party. quite a merry go-round
Right up until time for the wedding
That's the former Madge Coghlin you pictured in
todays column.
She's Mrs Edwin p Horan. since her wedding Saturday
and is wedding tripping the West Coast. with her
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24
AIIingtons Announce Betro+hal Of Daughter

Mr.. AND MRS. LESLIE F. ALLINGTON-of ST. Paul
the betrothal of their daughter
Frances Derby Abingdon -.
And Edward J. Zyla Of Detroit of Mr.. and Mrs
Leon j. Zyla of Windsor. formerly of Regina Sask
"Frannie" attended Lgge Poine High School
and is a member of Tau Beta.
Ed attended the University of Warsaw in Poland. -.
And graduated from Wayne. -.
They're be married this summer. -.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24
n N syt::s,iir f,
=

IN HONOR of Marty Douglas. and her hance Will
liam f. Weiss Jr.....
The brideeects uncle and Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas
Campbell entertain with cocktail party. Thursday
afternoon. their lovely home in Rathbone place
The following day..
Lee c. Paul Jr..... who's scheduled to be best
the wedding this Saturday..
Will be host the bachelor luncheon. which will be
held -. at the Little Club.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24
D. Jean MacKeye Hostess TO Friends

d. JEAN MacKAYE hostess o a number of her
friends
At pretlyappointed buffet supper just the other
evening
Her guests included Molly Cameron Elizabeth Herde
gen j. Elise White Mary Leigh Hughes. Florence
Hewitt. and "Bobbie" and Lois Pulfer 4. =.
Jean and Florence will leave tomorrow. for Camp
Wathana.
Where they'll act councillors for the
jean. hear will teach leather craft 49,. and
sketching
And Florence. =. will instruct in archery.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24
Sharlyn Cur+iss
Of to California

SHARLYN CURTISS of Bal
four road has left by motor to
spend the summer in California.
MICHIGAN BRANCH of the
National Woman's Party will
hold its June meeting Friday
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24
AII-Gi1 Gala TO Honor Bride-to.Be

AND WHILE that's going
Mrs William Wright Harts Jr.. will give the all-girl
gala honoring the brde.tobe. and her attendants.
Then. Friday afternoon at 30. the rehearsal
will be held in Christ Church Chapel.
Following which Mrs. George Nugent Monro III =.
will give a cocktail party. for all-concerned.
After which Commander and Mrs. d. Dwight Douglas
will entertain at dinner. at the Little Club. -.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24
BACK FROM her

at Welesley-is attractive Elizabeth Ann Kuhn.
Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Warren Kuhn. of Berk
shire road.
En- route home. she must have passed Mrs Paxton
Mendelssohn who has just arrived in New York. for
stay at the Plaza.
And also stopping at the Plaza.
Are Mr.. and Mrs r. d. Craig you'll find -.
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24

bridegroom. :. right now. -.
They'll return soon. E. ito
occupy their new home. :. in
Trombly road g..
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24

evening at the Women's City
Club.
Mrs. Emile Kennedy, presi-
dent of the Highland Park Busi-
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24
Changing
A Husbands S
Food Habits
BY IDA JEAN KAN

WOMEN LIKE to talk too
much.
If you are to have any success
in getting your husband to eat
right. you may have to soft
pedal the subject of nutrition.
AS far as he is concerned, it is
probably in the same class as
diet-which he loathes-and the
less said the better the chance
of having his cooperation.
A man is never keen about
having his meals carefully reg
ulated. The mere idea seems TO
set up a natural resistance on
his part.
OF course, there is your side.
Having gone to all these nutri-
tion classes, il must be a tempta-
tion TO impress him with what
you have found out.
But don't do it-not unless
you have that rare man who
really wants to know what this
and that have got and why it
makes any difference TO him.
Devious Ways
With most husbands, the de-
vlous ways of changing food
habits work better.
Well say your husband dis
likes cooked green's but goes for
chicken and rice with chicken
gravy.
Give him what he wants along
with a modest serving of spinach
or some other green partially
camouflaged with sliced hard
cooked egg.
Maybe he will be so pleased
with his favorite dish that he
viii eat the spinach TO please
YOU. If not. go TO some trouble
and prepare the green as a ring
or souffle. That ought to bring
him around.
Mans Salad
Apparently, men are being
won over TO salads. No doubt
the main reason is that salad
Is no longer a dainty teatime
item.
II your husband hangs back.
try him with a chefs salad made
with watercress, lettuce. ro-
maine, chicory, radishes. carrot
Slivers. strips of ham or ham
loaf, cooked tongue. and Amer
ican or Swiss cheese.
Occasionally you might vary
II with anchovieS and hard
boiled egg, or salted nuts instead
of meat.
Put the mixture into salad
bowl toss II about lightly and
let him help himself. He will
come back for more.
Copyright, 1912. D. King Features
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24
By Frances Drake

Find What Your Outlook Is. Acc,
has an interesting, bright and
hopeful forecast. He or she must
learn not to scatter talents to
the four winds and expect to
reap a harvest. Should settle,
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24

ding to the Stars,
before too late in life, on one or
two endeavors that may attain
definite success. Very talented,
keen mentality.
Copyright. 1912. by King Features
Detroit evening times., 1942-06-24

ness and Professional Women's
Club. will speak on Business
and Professional Women's Clubs
in Defense Work"
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Virginia Hamer
And R. G. Brock
Are Married
Ne1clyweds Leave
ON Wedding Trip
To Orkney SPRINGS

Miss Virginia Ruth Hamer,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
G.. Hamer of 3427 Thirty fourth
place, was married Saturday to Mr..
Robert Glenn Brock, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William P. Brock OF London,
KY. The ceremony took place in the
afternoon in the home of the bride.
The Rev. H. E. Beatty, pastor of the
Georgetown Lutheran Church, Off
ciated in the presence of the fam
lilies and large number of friends.
Miss Pauline Hamer, sister of the
bride. was the bridesmaid and Mr..
! George Wilbert, jr., was the best
man. Lois Hamer and Gayle Palmer,
nieces of the bride, were the flower
girls.
The bride was given in marriage
| by her father and wore a gown of
mousseline de sole and net finger
tip-length veil held by a tiara of
orange blossoms. Her bridal bouquet
was of white rosebuds and baby's
breath with streamers OF white
satin.
The bridesmaid wore a gown of
blue marquisette trimmed with bows
of pink velvet ribbon. She carried
pink roses and baby's breath. The
flower girls wore pink organdie
Evening star., 1942-07-08

Mrs. Amos A. Fries is the
second member of her family to
receive thanks badge" for
service to the Girl Scouts of the
District.
The award was presented yes
terday by the District of Columbia
Scout Council in recognition of
her record of 20 years service to
the local organization.
Her husband, Gen. Fries. holds
a thanks badge" as well as hon.
orary membership in acknowl-
edgment of his cooperation in
the establishment of Camp Brad
ley-the first local Girl Scout
camp-at Edgewood Arsenal in
1921.
Mrs. Edward w. Sturdevant,
Girl Scout commissioner, recalled
yesterday that 1t was through
Mrs. Fries interest and Gen
Fries assistance that this objec-
tive was realized. Camp Bradley
was used by local Girl Scouts
until Camp May Flather was
built in 1927.
Mrs. Fries is proud of her "all
Scout" family. Her three daugh-
ters-Mrs. Theodore Pierson, Mrs.
Robert G. Merritt and Mrs. Eliza
abeth Henney- were all Girl
Scouts. And her son, Stuart G.
Fries-now with the Tank Corps
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Farewell Dinner
For Delegates
To Conference
Infer-4 mericau
Parley Visitors
Fefed at Parties

The Inter- American Conference
on the Systems of Economic and
Financial Controls will be brought
to a close Friday. Delegates to the
conference, which is being held at
the an-American Union, will be
the honor guests at a farewell din
ner tomorrow evening given by the
United States delegation to the ses-
SionS.
Several small parties have been
given for various delegates by diplo-
mats of their respective countries.
Two prominent delegates from Bo-
livia who arrived several days after
the conference opened will be hon
ored at a formal luncheon tomor-
row. The Ambassador of Bolivia,
Senor DR.. Don Luis Fernando Qua
challa, will be the host at this func-
ton, which will honor the Minister
of Finance of Bolivia. -Senor Joaquin
Espada. and the Minister of Ma
tional Economy, Senior Alberto
Crespo.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Several Parties
Recent Events
In the Suburbs
Mrs. M. E. Sherer
Enfertains for
Mrs. E. s. Veil

Mrs. M. E. Sherer of Silver
Spring entertained at luncheon yes
terday at Hayden Farms in honor OF
her sister-in- law, Mrs. E. S. We'll
of Easton, Pa. who is her house
guest. Among those at the lunch
con were Mrs. j. w. Douthat, Mrs
Morgan Beatty. Mrs. j. Allen Nc
Neal, Mrs. Eben Peek. Mrs. c. H.
Burrows, Mrs. L. L. Cogan, Mrs,
Franklin Talbot. Mrs. Lloyd
Walker, Mrs. Richard C. Palmer.
Mrs. Roland Davies, Mrs. William
j. Kettler, Mrs. c. Russell ShetterE,
Mrs. George Wheeler. Mrs. Reuben
Snesrud and Mrs. j. c. Keele, all OF
Silver Spring: Miss Ruth E. Keiser
of Washington, Mrs. Ben DuVal OF
Richmond, Mrs. Jean BraWner OF
Arlington and Mrs. Eric Turner of
Chevy Chase Mrs. BraWner is en-
tertaining tomorrow at luncheon for
Mrs We'll and Miss Keiser will give
a luncheon Saturday in her honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Gannaway
of Silver Spring were hosts at a
buffet supper party last evening
to compliment Mrs. John U. BERN
of Silver Spring who will leave
Friday with her two children to
Join 1t. BERN at Harrisburg.
Mai. and Mrs Donald Horton
entertained at an alfresco dinner
party Sunday evening at their Silver
Spring home.
Warner B. Ragsdale, jr., and Paul
Buck of Silver Spring have entered
Georgia Tech and are taking a
course in aeronautical engineering.
Both young men were graduated
from Montgomery Blair High School
in June,
Evening star., 1942-07-08

lens Of the enlisted man the
Navy Relief Society is almost
entirely run by volunteer Navy
wives. In all the far-hung Navy
Relief Auxiliaries (before the
war there was one in every
naval porb there are only 10
paid workers. Every day from
10 am. to 3 pm. you'll find an
officers wife at the Office of the
local Navy Relief Auxiliary in
the Navy Department to inter-
view those who come for aid.
After the interview the officers
wife makes her recommended
ton and submits it to Mrs. Pet
tengill for her official o. K.
disqualification for Navy wives
and children Is handled in this
way. When the men have no
funds for emergency hospital
bills for their families they state
their case to the Navy Relief
and if their appeal is approved
the society pays the hospital bill
in full and the recipient of the
hospital loan repays the Navy
Relief Society in monthly allot-
ments such as his budget affords.
In cases of bills incurred by men
in the lower pay brackets the
society gives them gratuities
either partial or in full. The
Navy Relief also has in per-
petuity q bed at the Children's
Hospital and another at the
Providence Hospital.
When Mrs. Pettengill took over
the presidency, the society aver
aged help or care of 230 cases a
year. 1t now averages more than
this month. Last year 1t raised
and paid out $4,000. The money
is raised by various benefits and
voluntary subscriptions.
Chairman of the Relief Com
mittee is Mrs. Robert Griffin.
wife of Rear Admiral Griffin. and
Mrs. Pettengill says she's simply
marvellous at her job. Her as
sistant is Mrs. Theodore Wilkin-
son-another hard-working and
capable Navy wife. Mrs. H. j.
Redfield, the wife of a Navy
captain, handles notices of death
and visits on widows: also cases
of women whose husbands are
reported missing. Mrs. H. E.
Rosecrans, wife of a colonel in
the Marine Corps, does inter-
views and also filing and tipping
for the Office force.
Once a month there is a meet
ing of the D. C. Auxiliary Board
to vote on policies. large gratui-
ties, etc. Members of this board
include such capable and dis
tinguished Navy wives as Mrs.
Ernest J. King and Mrs. Thomas
Holcomb all working hard
to keep up the Navys tradition.
The Navy cares for its own!"
Evening star., 1942-07-08
ID. G. Girl Scouts Present
Badge to Mrs. Fries
Bv Frances Lide.

in New Caledonia-wss a Boy
Scout.
Mrs. w. w. Jervey. who heads
up the canteen services of the
local American Women's Volun-
tary Services, took time out this
week to jot down a few statistics
on the Army Navy lunch bar,
stated by AWVS members.
The record shows 45,976 meals
served during June-or approxi-
mately 1,768 persons served daily
from Monday through Saturday.
Luncheon checks averaged 80
cents each.
The statistics also show why
canteen workers are always well
come. New recruits are added
daily, but the popularity of the
lunch bar also is increasing daily.
Set up in the park near the
Munitions Building. the lunch bar
is for the convenience of Army
and Navy officers and civilian
personnel of the War and Navy
Departments.
Canteen workers must serve
four and a half hours one day
each week.
X X
To welcome home" her aunt,
Mrs. Charles Fisher Taylor, who
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Bride.Elect Feted
In Takoma ark

Honoring Miss Josephine Trey.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Trey of Takoma Park. whose mar
riage to Mr.. Paul Bradt of Wash
ineton and Bloomington. Ind. will
take place Monday. dinner party
was given last evening at Tilden
Gardens by her associates in the
Bureau of Standards The cere-
mony. which will be attended only
by members of the immediate fam
lilies, will be held at II O'Clock in
the morning at the Trey home, with
the Rev. Clarence w. Crawford,
pastor of Calvary Baptist Church,
officiating.
Mr.. William Pond has returned to
New York after spending several
days with Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Axtell
of Takoma Park.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Miss Babette Levy
Bride in Arizona

Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Levy of
1908 Eighteenth street announce the
marriage of their daughter, Miss
Babette Levy. to Mr.. Albert Share.
son of Mrs. Eva Share, formerly of
Rockingham, N. C.
The bridegroom is a graduate of
Chapel Hill School in North Caro-
lima. The wedding took place in
Tucson, Ariz.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
White House Dinner Given
Last Night for DR.. Lopez
Other Social Functions Are ARRANGED
For President. Elect of Colombia

Another state dinner added to the
the
honor the Pdnteect Colombia
his With the Mansion
Nicholson him Washington yesterday
afternoon
arrangements the function honoring
Presidents
that list be given at the Mansion until
announcement
dining with
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Miss Ortel to Marry
Mr.. Osborne Saturday

The marriage of Miss Catherine
Jane Ortel. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Ortel of Upper Mont
clair, N. j., to Mr.. Robert Sanford
Osborne, son of Mr.. and Mrs Nathan
S. Osborne of this city, will take
place Saturday afternoon at 4:30
o'clock in the Upper Montclair
Country Club.
After their wedding Mr.. Osborne
and his bride will reside in Chicago.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Miss June Williams
To Wed Mr.. Herman

Mrs. Charles G. Williams of Cleve-
land Heights. Ohio, announces the
engagement of her daughter. Miss
June Ella Williams, to Mr.. Robert
Eugene Herman, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Herman of Cleveland
Miss Williams is an employe of the
Department of Labor and Mr.. Her
man, a graduate of Adelbert College,
Western Reserve University, and a
student at American University and
George Washington University, is in
the Bureau of the Census.
The wedding will take place in
the fall.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
Senorita Obaldia
Will Be Guest of
Ricardo Alfaros

The former President of Panama
and one time Minister to this coun-
try. Senor Ricardo Alfaro, and Sc
nora de Alfaro will have with them
for few days this month the lat
ter's cousin. Senorita Manuela
Obaldia. Senorita Obaldia is coming
from her home in Panama to live in
Washington.
Capt. Victor Alfaro and Mrs. Al
faro and their children left Wash
ington last night for the former S
new station in the South. Capt
Alfaro is with the air force.
Evening star., 1942-07-08
By the Way
Beth Blaine

For the past six years Mrs.
George Pettengill has been presi-
dent of the District of Columbia
Auxiliary of the Navy Relief
Society. She is one of the Capt.
tails really beautiful women. and
she's intelligent and capable ss
we'll. With her husband. Rear
Admiral Pettengill now COM
mandant of the Washington
Navy Yard and superintendent
of the Naval Gun Factory, she
has been stationed all over the
world. Back in the carefree days
before the war she was famous
for the lovely parties she gave
and the chic clothes she wore
and for her striking wit. Now
her days are filled with hours Of
serious, hard work and the sue
cess of the Navy Relief Society is
due largely to her very efficient
management.
The story of this amazing or
ganization, whose proud slogan
is The Navy cares for it's own
goes back to 1920. 1t was in that
year that it was formed by off,
GERS of the Navy and Marine
Corps and their wives to aid
widows and orphans of officers
and enlisted personnel OF these
services. After the Spanish
American War at the instigation
OF Admiral Dewey 1t was incor-
porated to meet the need of aid
to the active personnel as well as
to carry on It's original work.
The bitter lesson of Pearl Harbor
brought many new problems. for
the Navy suffered there as many
casualties as the total losses
during the last war.
The method of Navy relief for
such casualties Is this: Upon the
death of an officer or enlisted
man of the Navy, Marine Corps
or Coast Guard an officers wife
Immediately calls on the widow
or dependent mother to find out
If she is in need of funds to meet
current expenses. If so, the
Navy Relief Society gives the
necessary amount as gratuity.
They then help her file the neces-
sary papers for pension and
collection of insurance Gf there
is any. In the cases of widows
(who receive pension of only
$50 a month"; the Navy Relief
augments this pension with a
monthly allowance so that these
women, whose husbands have
honorably served their country,
will not have to appeal to public
charities. In the cases of the
younger women they help them
to become self-supporting. And
they care for orphans.
On the theory that Navy
wives best understand the prob
Evening star., 1942-07-08

USSQ OH SldJe oCCdSlOIlS.
Early this morning DR.. Lopez and
his son went to the Blair House
where they will be established curing
the remainder of their stay. Also
accompanying the President-elect on
his stay in this country are the
former Minister of Foreign Rela-
tions of Colombia, Senor Orge Soto
del Corral; the former Minister of
Education, Senor Alfonso Araujo
and the former Minister of Labor,
Senor Alberto Jarmillo Sanchez.
DR.. Lopez was entertained at an
informal luncheon today at his
country's Legation by the Ambassa-
dor. Senor DR.. Gabriel Turbav, and
tomorrow there will be another in
formal luncheon for him given by
the Ambassador of Venezuela, Senor
DR., Don Diogenese Escalante.
This evening the visitor will be
the honor guest at dinner given
for him by the Under Secretary
of State. Mr.. Summer Welles, and
Friday Secretary of State Cordell
Hull will be host in his honor All
the social functions centering around
the noted guest from Colombia are
stag affairs.
DR.. Lopez will dine informally
with friends tomorrow evening and
Friday, the last day of his visit,
the President-elect will be feted at
a luncheon at the PAN American
Union and a dinner at his countrys
Embassy Saturday the President
elect and his party will leave for
New York.