Evening star., 1946-12-01

The minister from Saudl AraDla,
Shiekh Asad Al-Faqih, and the First
Secretary of the Arabian Legation,
Sheikh Ahmed Abdul Jabbar, and
Mrs. Jabbar will be among the
guests at cocktail party that Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Sanger are CIV
ing Tuesday afternoon.
The Sangers' party Is to give their
friends an opportunity to meet Mrs.
Sanger's uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. w. M. Nichols, here from
Helena, Mont, for weeks visit.
Another honor guest will be Mrs.
Sanger,s brother, MIR. Hartley Child.
AN invitation to the Sanger's
home is always something that their
friends look forward to with a great
deal of pleasure. Their lovely mod
ern home in Westmoreland Hills
is beautiful at any time of the year,
but it is especially charming at this
season when their trees are bare
and a view of Dalecarlia can be
seen through the branches from the
windows of the drawing ROOM
There are always interesting
guests at the Sanger parties to talk
and to be talked to.
Mr.. Sanger has recently been on a
trip to the Mediterranean countries
and among the guests will be some
of the people with whom he has
been associated on his trips overseas.
Among the guests invited to the
party are Col. and Mrs. William
Eddy who lived in Jidda when Col.
Eddy was Minister from the United
States to Arabia,
other entertaining Of the week
END is the series of parties that Dr..
and Mrs. Gordon Sears have oeen
giving at their home in Edgemoor.
The reason for all the parties IS
that DR.. and Mrs. Sears son Roger,
in training as an airplane eiec-
tronic technician's mate in Pen
sacola, is home for a short leave for
the first time in a number OF
months.
As soon as Mrs. Sears heard that
her SON would be home she began to
ulan parties for him so that he
could see as many OF his friends as
possible during the few days that
he is at home.
Friday evening DR.. and Mrs.
Sears gave dinner party Tor III
guests. Their guests were Mr.. James
Stubbs, Miss Dianne Blackham, DR..
and Mrs. Lindon F. Small, Mrs.
Sears brother and sister-in-laW
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Stevens Wilson,
and the daughter of the host and
hostess. Miss Elizabeth Sears.
After the dinner DIR. and Mrs
Sears and their guests attended the
production of Henry v" and after
| the play the young people in the
group went on to dance for the re-
mainder of the evening.
At another dinner party DR.. and
Mrs. Sears had IA guests, including
Mr.. Leon Bosch of Chicago, Miss
Doratha Wilcken and Miss Ruth
Wilson of New York and DR.. and
Mrs. Frank Hodge. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. Stevens Wilson and Miss Lillian
Clark were also guests at the dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rutland Duckett
Beard are entertaining at dinner
today for their son-in-laW and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Daniel Gunkel, here for a few days
visit from Philadelphia, where they
now are living. MIR. Rutland
Duckett Beard, I'd, and his bride Of
few weeks also will be at the
dinner.
This afternoon Mr.. and Mrs
Beard and their guests will go to
the Corcoran Art Gallery to see
Mrs. Gunkel's painting, Dupont
Circle" which has been hung with
the Corcoran Alumni and Students
Sales Exhibition.
Mrs. Gunkel has another painting,
"Sugarloaf, on exhibit at the Ma
tional Museum with the Ninth Met
ropolitan State Art Contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. George N. Mat
thews spent the latter part OF the
week with their daughter, Miss Dor
othy Matthews, in Lynchburgl va
Miss Matthews, senior at RAN
dolph- Macon Women's College, Is
active in the dramatic work OF the
college. While her mother and
father were in Lynchburg they saw
Miss Matthews take a leading part
in play given by the Randolph
Macon students.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Fisher were
hosts at dinner party in Phila-
delphia last evening. They went UP
for the Army-Navy football game
yesterday and are staying over until
tomorrow with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Lewis.
The dinner party was given for
their son, Cadet Dudley Fisher, who
came down from West Point for
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