Evening star., 1952-05-10

and Associate Justice Sherman
Minton, also alone.
4 The Cabinet circle, which was
far from complete, met them in
the State dining room, where the
long buffet table was laid across
the west side.
Acting Attorney General Philip
B. Perlman was there with other
officials of the Justice department.
Also included in the invitations
yesterday were officials of the
Executive Offices, and some of the
agencies, such as the Mutual
Security and other emergency
groups.
Judge and Mrs. PING
Judge David A. Pine of the
United States District Court for
the District of Columbia, and Mrs.
Pine were there and were warmly
welcomed to the group of other
judges in the Red Corridor when
they arrived. They stood in the
State dining room chatting with
friends for some time after going
through the line.
Chief Judge Bolitha j. Laws of
that Court and Mrs. Laws also
were there, and helping to COM
plete representation from that
body were Judge Jennings Bailey,
Judge and Mrs. F.. Dickinson Let's,
Judge and Mrs. Henry A. Schwein-
haut, Judge Burnita Shelton Math-
ewS and Judge and Mrs. Luther
w. Youngdahl.
Judge and Mrs. Youngdahl
were with Mrs. Willis. wife OF
Representative Edwin E. Willis OF
the House Judiciary Committee
who was out of town.
Judiciory Committees
Senator and Mrs. Estes Ke-
fauver were absent from the
group of members of the Judi
ciary Committee of the Upper
House yesterday. A meeting of
volunteer workers in the Sena-
tors campaign for the Demo-
cratic presidential nomination
was scheduled for the late after
noon and they were expected
there.
Senator and Mrs. Homer Fer
Iguson were at the reception yes
terday, the latter wearing the very
popular Navy blue and white COM
bination in her costume. Senator
Pat McCarran, the chairman of
that committee. was present. but
I did not see Mrs. McCarran.
A Kiss in the Corridor
Mrs. D. Lawrence Groner. wife
of the retired Chief Justice of the
Court of Appeals for the District
of Columbia, was about to leave
when she met Mrs. Vinson. They
kissed each other in their very
warm greeting.
Mr.. Jimmy VinSon, son of the
Chief Justice and Mrs. Vinson and
his very pretty brunette bride
joined the senior Vinsons in the
dining room.
Chief Judge John w. Kern of
the Tax Court of the United States
and Mrs. Kern were in the COM
Ipany Of 1.50O or more guests yes
+terday. Judge Ernest H. Van
Fossan. also Of that court, and
Mrs. Van Fossan also were there.
Woshinetons Together
Judge George Thomas WASH
ington Of the United States Court
cf Appeals for the District Of
Columbia stood for some time in
the Red Corridor in front Of the
bust of his distinguished name
sake Gen. George Washington.
The Judge was accompanied yes
terday by his mother. The Chief
Judge of that court and Mrs.
Harold NJ. Stevens were there and
others from that body were Judge
and Mrs. Henry w. Edgerton,
Judge Bennett Champ Clark,
though I did not Mrs. Clark, and
Judge and Mrs. Charles Fahy.
Mrs. w. Averell Hartman, who
was with her husband. the Director
of Mutual Security, wore a sheer
gown of dark blue with fine white
lines forming rings. Her close
fitting hat was of similar white
rings.
Finonce Represented
The President of the Export
Import Bank and Mrs. Herbert E.
CASTOR were in the financial cir
cles at the party yesterday. Others
from the money section of the
Government were Assistant Sec
retary of the Treasury and Mrs.
William McChesney Martin. jr.
Mrs. Donald Dawson, wife of the
Administrative Assistant to the
President, wore a very fetching
hat of pale pink and mauve bios
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