Evening star., 1947-11-10

evening on the first lap of their joV
Is the newly appointed Military
Governor of Bavaria.
The Norwegian Ambassador and
Nine. Munthe de Morganstierne were
among the callers between and 7
o'clock Mrs. Tufty entertaining in a
suite on the top floor of the Hotel.
Other diplomats who were present
we're the Danish Ambassador and
Nine. de Kaufman, the Austrian
Minister and Mrs. KleinWaechter
and the Netherlands Minister and
Nine. Reuchlin.
Mrs. Tufty received the guests
with her brother and sister-in-law
and Mr.. Harold Guilford Tufty, son
of the hostess made the introduc-
tions. The younger son, Mr.. James
yanWagoner Tufty also assisted his
mother during the reception hours
Both Mrs. Tufty and Mrs. vanWag-
oner wore black, floor = length
frocks with long sleeves. Sequlns
trimmed both dresses, Mrs. Tuttys
being at the top of the sleeves ana
Mrs. vanWagoner's on the bodice
The latter wore a spray of gardenias
on one shoulder and Mrs. Tufty wore
a white orchid.
Members of the Cabinet at the
fete included the Secretary OF De-
Tense, Mr.. James V. Forrestal; the
Attorney General and Mrs. lom
Clark, who will attend the opening
of the Metropolitan Opera this even
ing: the Postmaster General ana
Mrs. Robert Hannegan, the Secre-
tarv of the Interior and Mrs. JuiluS
A Krup. and the Secretary OF LABOR
and Mrs. Lewis B. SchWellenbach.
There we're numbers from Con-
press at the party, Senator ana
Mrs. Homer Ferguson, Senator ana
Mrs. John J. Sparkman, Senator
and Mrs, John j. Williams, Repre-
sentative Roy o. Woodruff, dean OF
the Michigan delegation and MRS.
woodruff and the Hawaiian Dele
gate and Mrs Joseph R. Farrlng-
ton. to name only few.
Mrs. woodrow Wilson arrived
early and sat down to chat WIN
Mrs. Charles Rollins OF Alexandra
who later had much conversation
with Mrs. Will Leonard LoWrle, a
neighbor in Alexandra OF the
hostess.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Robinson and Mr.. Ed
ward F. Kennedy of Detroit were
among the out of town guests and
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. van
WAGNER on their journey. Ihey
will be members of the former S
staff in Bavaria. Others from out
of town we're Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Dear, ir., and Mr.. Joseph Dear OF
jersey City. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Knight of Baltimore, Mr.. Douglas
Mode of Midland, Mich; Mrs.
Jaoues Nero of Chicago, Mr.: and
Mrs. v. S. Steinbaugh, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles S. Porritt, Mr.. and Mrs
Nate Agree of Detroit, and MI Car
roll Dunham, ". of New YORK,
grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs
James S. Pilling of Washington.
Mrs. Hendrick Eustis was hostess
at a very small group at cocktails
Yesterday entertaining in honor OF
Mrs. Thomas Ewing Of New YORK
who is better known as Lucia ChaSe
of the Ballet Theater. She not only
is one of the leading dancers IN the
theater but also is prime mover
in the drive to establish a ballet
theater foundation.
Mrs. Epstis invited only about 80
guests yesterday following the
opening performance for which she
also had guests with her. The
Counselor of the Colombian embassy,
Senor Don Jose Camacho-Loren-
zana was host last evening at the
second of the three performances
being given with the National SYM
phony Orchestra. The Ballet
Theater will give performances IN
Bogota during the Pan Amer
ican Conference next year. golng
there at the invitation Of the 60
lombian government. The Sec
retary Of State and Mrs. George c