Evening star., 1952-04-04
Society News:
Luncheon and Dinner Honor
Queen JuIiono and Prince
Trumons' Party at the White House
First Official Entertaining There

off the hand portions and tucked
them in at the wrists. Her becom-
ing diamond coronet with diamond
pendant earrings. lavalliere and
bracelet matched in pattern.
Netherlanders included in the
dinner company were Baroness van
BoetZelaer, Foreign Minister Silk
ker, Jonkheer van Starkenborg
lStachouwer, Mr.. van Tets, Miss
Tellegen, Baron van Heeckeren
van Molecaten, DR.. de Graaf,
Jonkvrouwe Roell, Maj. Geert-
sema and 1t. Stegeman. Also
there were the Netherlands Am
baSsador and Nine. van Roijen
and the Minister and Nine. de
Beus, the latter to be hosts at din
ner this evening for some of the
members of the Royal party.
Associate Justice and Mrs.
Stanley F. Reed were the ranking
officials included in the company
last evening. Others were SEN
ator and Mrs. Connally, Senator
and Mrs. Pat McCarran, Senator
and Mrs. Styles Bridges, Senator
Alexander Wiley. Representative
and Mrs. John Taber, Representa-
tive and Mrs. James P. Richards,
Representative and Mrs. John M.
VoryS and Representative John j.
Rooney.
Little Cobinet Represented
Secretary of the Army and Mrs.
Frank Pace, jr, Secretary of the
All Force and Mrs. Thomas K.
Finletter and Gen. Omar Bradley,
chairman of the Joint Chiefs of
Staffs, and Mrs. Bradley, were in
the company. The chairman of
the Commissioners of the District
Iof Columbia and Mrs. j. Russell
Young were included. and others
there were the United States aide
to the Queen and Mrs. Emmett P.
Forrestel. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bundy. the new Undersecretary of
State and Mrs. David Kirkpatrick
Estes Bruce, Assistant Secretary
and Mrs. George w. Perkins,
Chief of Protocol and Mrs. Sim
mons, United States Ambassador
and Mrs. Selden Chaplin, former
Ambassador to the Netherlands
and Mrs. Stanley K. Hornbeck and
Mr.. Joseph Scott of the State de-
partment, and Mrs. Scott.
Newswriters invited by Secre-
tary and Mrs. Acheson were Mr..
Albert Balink of de Volkskrant
and Mrs. Balink: Mr.. P. G. j.
kerteweg of Grote Prov. Dagbla-
den and Mrs. Kerteweg; Mr.. Rob
ert Kick Of De Telegraef and Mrs.
Kick, and United States News
writers Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel j.
Gonzales, Mr.. and Mrs. John High
tower and Miss Rose Mckee.
After greeting their hosts and
the distinguished visitors, guests
went into the gallery where cock
tails and hors d'oeuvre were
served. The dinner table was laid
in the great hall on the first floor
and the Marine Band Orchestra
played from the balcony above.
The long table was centered with
IA mound of blue iris and white
Isnapdragons with red roses, car
rying out the national colors of
both the Netherlands and the
United States.
Delicious Menu
Green turtle soup with celery,
olives and sherry was the open
ing course at dinner. Braised
Shad and roe served with lemon
and butter sauce, dainty bread
and-butter sandwiches and white
wine followed. Saddle of spring
lamb with mint sauce, fresh green
peas and parsley potatoes called
for red wine and this was fol-
lowed by fresh asparagus salad
and cheese sticks.
An ice cream fantasy was the
dessert. This was individual
candy baskets filled with ice cream
nodded in the shapes of fruits.
With this were served sweet cakes
and champagne. candies and nuts.
Coffee with cream de menthe,
brandy and Benedictine was served
to the ladies in the museum room
and to the gentlemen in the Ii
brary.
Queen Juliana received Holland
ers living in Washington and