Evening star., 1952-04-17
Secretary and Mrs. Acheson
Give Delightful Reception
Honor Undersecretory and Mrs. Bruce
As Well as New Assistants and Wives

time. Signora Luciolli knew the
'Undersecretary and Mrs. Bruce in
Paris where the Signora's mother
Nine. Duhamel and Mr.. Du-
hamel make their home. Sig
nora Tarchiani's black tailored
suit matched her hat with up
turned brim. Signora Luciolli was
in brown and gold color, short
ballerina length full skirt and
bodice with wide rolled collar. Her
wide brimmed gold color net hat
was tied under her chin with
brown and gold ribbons.
The Chinese Ambassador and
Nine. Koo were there. the latter
in deep blue brocaded silk Chinese
robe and about her hair pale
green ostrich feathers matching
the jade in her earrings. Sonora
de Vale, who accompanied her
husband. the Honduran Ambassa-
dor. wore a silk suit of blue with
white figures and a close fitting
white hat.
Nine. Yang, wife of the Korean
Ambassador. accompanied the
Charge d'Affaires and Mime. Han
as the Ambassador still is in
Japan. Nine. Yang wore a very
becoming native dress of gold bro
caded silk and Nine. Han was in
purple and green brocade. Neither
wore hats or headdresS. Also hat
less was Nine. SaStroamidjojo,
wife of the Indonesian Ambassa-
dor. who's scarf was of deep red
on white.
The Indian Ambassador and
Mrs. B. r. Sen received a warm
welcome wherever they turned as
many still at this post remember
them from the Ambassadors as
Signment here several years ago.
Nine. Sen had an emerald green
sari embroidered in silver.
Cobinet Officers
The Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs. John w. Snyder made
an early call and stayed only a
few minutes. The Postmaster Gen
eral and Mrs. Jesse Donaldson
were accompanied by the Deputy
Postmaster General and Mrs. Vim
cent c. Burke. Mrs. Donaldson
wore a lovely costume of blue
taffeta matching the color of her
eyes, and a wide -brimmed hat
of the some hue. Mrs. Burke
was in black with a small hat of
white flowers.
Mrs. Charles F. Brannan was
alone, her Secretary of Agricul-
ture husband being away. Her
costume was of dark blue with
which she wore small shell pink
hat.
Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. George w. Perkins were
among the many officials of that
in the company. She
wore a striking costume of copper
color corded silk, the very full
skirt a short ballerina length and
the fitted bodice having a wide
rolled collar. Her small hat was
of a lighter shade of flowers.
Mrs. John Simmons, wife of the
Chief of Procotol, was one of those
choosing a costume for the date
rather than the temperature. of
organza in an off-white shade.
In lieu of a hat she wore sprays
of white flowers on her head.
Congress Represented
Mrs. Tom Connally was there
without the Texas Senator. She
wore black with a small round
white hat. Also of the Foreign
Relations Committee group at the
party was Senator Theodore
Francis Green.
Others at the reception were
the Swiss Minister and Mime.
Bruggmann, the latter wearing a
cafe-au-lait straw hat with fine
mesh veil which was very be-
coming to her rich auburn hair.
The Luxembourg Minister and
Nine. LeGallais held court as
the Bruggmanns do at such
parties. They all are very popu-
lar in this Capital. The Charge
d'Affaires of Yemen, Sayed Alb
Ibn Abdussamed Abu-
Taleb and his First Secretary,
Assayed Ahmed Ali zabarah had
lively conservation with the Bur-
mese Ambassador, Mr.. James Bar
rington.
Senorita Anita Ramirez-DuQue,
first secretary of the Panama