Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-30
Society and Club News
EisenhoWers Honor Guests
At turkish Embassy Dinner
By Betty BeoIe

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mer Ambassador to Turkey and
Mrs. George c. McGhee, the
United States Air Force Aide to
President Bayar and Mrs. Norris
Harbold. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edgar Morris.
Turkish notables present were
the Secretary General of the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs AM
bassador Cevat Acikalin, Perma-
nent Representative to the NATO
Council Ambassador Fatin Zorlu.
1t. Gen. Rustu Erdelhun. the
Chef de Cabinet of the President
Mr.. Fikret Belbez, 1t. Col. Nuret-
tin Alpkartal, senior aide to the
President: Director General of
the Second Department, Ministry
of Foreign Affairs, Mr.. Orhan
Eralp and Admiral and Nine.
AZiz Ulusan.
Addresses Congress
The Senate Dining Room and
the corridors Of the Capitol were
filled with we'll known figures
on the Capital scene yesterday
following the address of Turkish
President Bayar. Senator Green
of Rhode Island was having a
tete a tete lunch with Mrs. Perle
Mesta. Mrs. Sherman Adams
and Mrs. Styles Bridges were
with a group of women at a
nearby table. Senator A. Willis
Robertson was entertaining Mrs.
William McChesney Martin and
Mrs. Virginia Miller. and at
other tables scattered about the
room were Senator and Mrs.
Lister Hill, Senator John Bricker.
Senator Estes Kefauver. Mrs. Eu-
gene Milliken, Mrs. Albert Gore,
Senator Mike Mansfield and Mrs.
Karl Mundt. Lady Aston was
lunching with a group of friends
in one of the private dining
rooms on the House side.
All had come from the House
where President Bayar spoke at
1890 o'clock to Joint session
of the Congress. The galleries
started filling up before noon
and it was soon after that Nine.
Bayar took her place in the front
row of the executive gallery. She
was accompanied by two women.
her companion and translator.
Nine. Vedide Pars, and Nine.
Armagan Otman.
Cobinet Wives Attend
Mrs. George Humphrey, dressed
in black with a bright touch of
green on her chapeau, and Mrs.
Stanley Reed were also in the
executive gallery. Mrs. Harold
Burton sat next to the former
and nearby was Mrs. Summer
field in a smart tailleur topped
by a new hat of tiny red flowers.
sitting beside Mrs. Warren in a
navy blue dress and rose red
hat. Mrs. John M. Vorys. wife
of the Ohio Representative. was
closely and another gallery
listener was Mrs. Samuel Beach.
The only ambassadors wife
glimpsed in the diplomatic gall
lery was the lovely looking bru-
nette Nine. Popovic. wife of the
Yugoslavian envoy. Turkey re-
Gently signed a history-making
pact with Yugoslavia. In the
gallery on the opposite side OF
the chamber was Dorothy La
mour in black with a spray Of
white flowers shooting off from
her fitted black hat. The actress.
who's appearing at the Sheraton
Carlton. was accompanied by her
husband.
At 1920 the diplomatic corps
entered. Turkish Ambassador
Erkin was already seated on the
floor of the House with AmbaS-
sador Zorlu. Both wore red car
nations that dotted the House in
celebration of President McKin-
ley's birthday.
At 1922 the Supreme Court
was announced but the clerk
stumbled in saying which court
it was and drew a big laugh
from the entire chamber. All
members of the Court. except
Jackson and Black, en-
tered wearing their long black
robes. In a few minutes four
of the cabinet en-
Undersecretary of State
Don Lourie representing his de-
partment. and Secretaries Hum
phrey, Wilson and Summerf1eld.
Bonk Luncheon
Following his address Presi-
dent Bayar was honor guest at
a luncheon given by President Of
the International Bank Eugene
r. Black in the bank headquar-
ters. In addition to members OF
the visiting presidents party
those at the luncheon were the
banks vice president, Robert L.
Garner; Mr.. A. S. G.. Hoar. the
banks director for European af-
fairs: Mr.. Martin M. Rosen, as
sistant director; Mr.. Pieter Left
nick and Mr.. Caher Setek, Tur-
kish executive director of the
bank.
Meantime Nine. Bayar was
being entertained at luncheon
by Mrs. Robert Whitney Imbrie
who gave her party in the Carl
ton Hotel. Others in the COM
pany were Nine. Asuman Otman
and Nine. Vedide Pars who are
with the party while in this
country; Nine. Nuza, wife of the
Counselor of the Turkish En-
bassy and Nine. Baydur, wife of
the First Secretary.
Mrs. Leverett Saltonstall and
Mrs. John P. Kennedy, wives Of
were there; also Mrs.
John F. Simmons, wife of the
Chief of Protocol and Mrs. Floyd
Emery McCaffree Social Secre.