Evening star., 1956-03-17

SpeKke-he with a most hand
some goatee, and others were
the Ambassador Of Ethiopia
and Nine. Deressa, the Mexi-
can Ambassador and Sonora
de Tello and the Italian Am
bassador and Signora Brosio.
Line Moves
The receiving line then
moved up to the presidential
room and with a word OF warn
ing to the professional (not
Mr.. Simmons) announcer
Pronounce each name clearly
and loud" Ambassador
Hearne began introducing
hundreds of guests to the
Prime Minister.
Il am Pat Carney and here
is my BROOD" said a gentle
man to the Prime Minister as
he presented his wife and
daughter. Another guest went
through the line lamenting the
bad weather for Mr.. Costello's
visit but the leading man OF
Ireland said his visit was "just
grand and don't you worry
about the weather-I'm used
to it,"
Better Late
Ambassador Krekeler of Ger
many came too late for the
diplomatic reception and met
the Prime Minister with the
rest of the guests as did
Ambassador Mehta of In
dia and the Russian Ambas-
sador and Nine. Zaroubin.
Ambassador Zaroubin said in
his thick accent, II am
sorry we are so late, but I have
been very busy"
Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. B. M. McKelway, the lat
ter looking very pretty in black;
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Larkin,
Representative and Mrs. John
Henderson, Deputy Chief of
Protocol and Mrs, Victor Purse,
Mrs. Frederick Mitchell Gould.
Judge and Mrs. Robert Quinn,
Mrs. McCeney Werlich. who
told the Prime Minister that
her mother was Irish; Senator
and Mrs. Dennis Chavez and
former Representative John
CoStello-no relation.
Also there feasting on tidbits
of fish, eggs and cheese were
United States Ambassador to
Ireland William Howard Taft
III; Chief of Naval Operations
and Mrs. Arleigh Burke, Mrs.
Herbert Hoover, jr., and for
mer Senator from New York
and Mrs. James M. Meade.
Turkish Party
Another diplomatic party
last evening was a buffet
supper given by the Turk
ish Ambassador and Nine.
Cork. It took place at the
handsome Embassy just off
Sheridan circle, and the main
feature OF the evening was a
film, Inside Turkey" which
was narrated by Mr.. Julien
Bryan, executive director of
the international Film Foun-
dation.
Representative Joseph Mar
tin also was at this party and
was, of course, talking politics
and his favorite party-the
Republicans. He feels there
isn't too much to worry about
Eisenhower for President. but
that there will be a real dog
fight" for Congress. AS for the
Democratic possibilities for
President-they don't have a
candidate, says the former
Speaker of the House.
Special Guests
Among the special guests at
the party were two members
of the Turkish Parliament
glamorous Mrs. Nazli Tlabar
and Mr.. Ahmet Tokush. Both
are here on pleasure trips.
Others at this party were
Representative Frances Bolton,
Undersecretary of the Treas
ury and Mrs. w. Randolph
Burgess, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hickey. Representative and
Mrs. John Vorys and Turkish
Delegate to the United Nations
and Mrs. T. Menemencioglu
(she says her children are
kidded in school about their
name but promises that they
can spell it,.
Also there were Administra-
tive Assistant to the President
and Mrs. I. Jack Martin and
DR.. and Mrs. Floyd McCaffree.
Mrs. McCaffree is Mrs. Eisen-
hower's secretary and got back
to Washington just before the
party, from Gettysburg where
both the President and Mrs.
Eisenhower are spending the
week end-with plenty of
snow, according to Mrs. Nc
Caffree.
A Turkish note: In their
language, Mrs. McCaffree
would be called Mrs. Eisen-
hower'in hususvi We sosyal
katibesi"-well she looked
pretty in black lace, anyway
Entertain at Dinner
Mai. and Mrs. ClyCle Wooten