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Graham Sermon Hailed
|By Peru Tribal Chief

NEW YORK June Is GA befeathered jungle chief who
used to hunt heads in the wlds of listened
Billy Graham preach then nodded his head vigorously.
Great teacher he said his deep basso Much authority"
Chief Tariff head of the Shapra Tribe the
Peruvian junges west of the Andes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
Miss Katherine Evans
Is Presented at Tea
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Edith van Slyck, Suzanne Legg,
Jane Lee, Katherine Kean
and Toni Brewer.
Mrs. Evans assistants were
Mrs. David Yerkes, godmother
of the debutante. Mrs. Ken
meth Downs, Mrs. Oliver
Pitcher and Mrs. Garlic Bolton
Smith
On hand for the party we're
Mrs. Edgar c. Rowe Of Lafa-
yette. Ind, grandmother Of the
debutante; Mrs. Richard Phil
brick of Chicago, aunt Of the
debutante. and Mr., and Mrs.
Lincoln Brigham of South
Dartmouth. Mass. cousins of
the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Evans will
give a dance for their daugh-
ter on December 26 at the
Standardization Hotel.
A party on Thursday was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Murphy to present their
daughter Edythe to society.
Guests at their Georgetown
house mingled indoors and out
in the garden where several
bullets we're set up.
The debutante is a graduate
of st. Timothy's School and
will go to Bryn Mawr in the
fall. Her parents will give
another party for her in
December.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15

An old-fashioned tea was
given yesterday by 1t. Col. and
Mrs. Robert r. Evans to intro
duce tn cir daughter. Miss
Katherine Evans. to society.
The party took place in their
Georgetown residence and
guests were friends OF the
hosts.
Miss Evans received with
her parents wearing a pale
blue mouslin de sole dress
which had Alencon lace ap-
pliqued at the bodice Her
flowers were wristlet OF pale
pink orchids which were sent
to her BY her godfather, Mr..
George French.
Mrs. Evans wore an after
noon dress of mauve pink
mouslin de sole and her cor
sage was of pink orchids. The
house was bedecked in yellow
and white flowers.
Miss Evans is a graduate OF
Miss Porter's School and will
enter Bryn Mawr in the fall.
She is a tall blond and is
interested in riding, swimming
and tennis.
Assisting the debutante were
the Misses Sandra Mcneil.
Alexandra Robinson. Mar
garet Graha m. Margaret
Cooley. Isabella Coolidge,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
Church Conference
Urges Merger Of
Lutheran Groups

MINNEAPOLIS. June Is (P)
The annual conference of the
Lutheran Free Church yesterday
voted in favor of reopening
merger negotiations with three
other Lutheran denominations.
The conference authorized the
committee on relations with
other Lutheran bodies to partici-
pate in work with a joint Luz
theran committee. If a referen-
dunn receives a favorable vote
in Lutheran Free Church con-
gregations.
The referendum will be next
october and November. 1t will
require only a two-thirds ma
iority. Two years ago a referen-
dunn requiring a three-fourths
majority failed to carry, and did
not quite come up to two-thirds.
The conference recommended
union documents to the congre-
cations for approval.
Other bodies involved in the
merger negotiations are the
American Lutheran Church.
Evangelical Lutheran Church
and United Evangelical Lutheran
Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN

One of the most pleasant
places to be in yesterdays OPP
presSive heat was in the gar
dens of the beautiful estate.
Underoak, the Nebraska ave-
nue. home of the State De-
partment'S Chief of Protocol
and Mrs. Wiley Buchanan, jr..
who entertained at a reception
honoring the Chiefs of Mis-
sion of the diplomatic corps.
Gentle but steady breezes
waited through the outdoor
terraces and grounds, where
guests gathered in the shade
of a tremendous oak tree, one
of the most magnificent in
the entire Nation and more
than 300 years old.
The dean of the diplomatic
corps. Norwegian Ambassador
Munthe de Morgenstierne, re-
ceived guests with the Bu-
chananS, who took turns guild
ing the Ambassadors and
their wives on personal tours
through the formal rose gar
denS and terraces of the
estate, which covers three
acres of parklike beauty.
But the most startled ex-
carnations of guests were re-
served for the gigantic, DOM
mating oak. around which the
L-shaped house is built and
for which the estate is named.
Mrs. Munthe de Morgen-
Stierne is visiting in Blue
mont. Va. and was unable to
be present.
Early arrivals included the
Chinese Ambassador and Mrs.
Tong. the Ambassador OF
Czechoslovakia and Madame
Petrzelka and Mr.. Andrea NJ.
Ldeovski, Counselor Of the
Soviet Embassy representing
Ambassador and Madame Ear
dublin who are out of town.
Dr. Victor A. Khouri, the
Ambassador OF Lebanon, was
there, but his sister, Miss
Alexa A. Khouri, who is his
official hostess, was unable 10
be present owing TO a bad case
of sunburn acquired at the
recent Norfolk international
ship review.
Other sunburn casualties OF
that event who had to regret
were the wives of both the
Ambassador of Laos and Uru-
quay.
Sultan'S Visit
The State Departments
Clement Conger was present.
chatting with the Ambassador
OF Morocco, DR.. El-Mehdi Ben
Aloud, about the November
visit TO this country OF the
Sultan of Morocco, an event
requiring much advance plan
ming.
Leaving for a trip home to-
day is Cuba'S Ambassador.
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Calypso Theme
Marks Birthday

The Sulgrsve Club was
transformed into a calypso
setting last evening for the
birthday dance for l6-year -old
Frederick Wheeler. daughter of
the Edward Kendall Wheelers
and granddaughter of former
Senator Burton K. Wheeler.
Green flshnet hung from the
walls, dotted with brightly
painted fish and big calypso
straw hats. Barnee Breskin S
band provided the music.
Deputy Assistant Secretary
Of State and Mrs. Thornsten
V. Kaliiarvi and Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Ecker gave dinner
parties before the dance, di-
viding the 80 or so young
guests between them. Young
June Kaliiaryi and Teddy"
Ecker were schoolmates OF
Frederick Wheeler at Potomac.
Most of the young guests were
from Potomac or Madeira.
which Frederick now attends.
and the private boys schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
TO-DAY 'R@''S0CzEzY
'Buchanans Entertain
For Diplomatic Corps

Miguel Campo. who was tell
ing guests he plans to spend
a month there before return
ing
Also off soon for a seashore
holiday are the Ambassador Of
the Union of South Africa and
Mrs. du Plessis, who were ex-
changing pleasantries at yes
terday'S event with the AM
bassador of Australia and Lady
Spender and the Ambassador
of New Zealand and Lady
Munro.
The Buchanans' two young
daughters, Diane CDede) and
Bonnie. joined the party with
their visiting cousin, Doug
Inglish of San Antonio, Tex,
who is planning to spend part
of the summer in Washington.
Old Friends
The new Ambassador of the
Dominican Republic and Sc
nora de Moya came by and
were being greeted by old
friends from all directions.
Also present were the Phil
ippine Ambassador and Mrs.
Romulo. the Belgian Ambas-
sador. Baron Silvercruys: the
French Ambassador. Herve
Alphand; Ambassador Chiri-
boga Of Ecuador, and Am
bassador Hussein of Egypt. all
of whom came without their
wives. and the Ambassador Of
Finland and Nine. Nykoop.
Still others accepting invi-
tatlons were the British Am
bassador and Lady Caccia. the
Ambassador of Bolivia and
Sonora de Andrade, the Jap
anese Ambassador and Mrs.
Asaki, the Ambassador Of Ire
land and Mrs. Hearne. AM
bassador Zeineddine of Syria.
the Ambassador of Thailand
and Nine. Sarasin. the Ambas-
sador Of Viet-Nam and Nine.
Tran van Chuong, and many
more.
From the State Department
there were the bert
Murphys. the Roy Rubottoms.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Purse. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Spruks, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter S. Robertson,
and others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
Miss Elizabeth Murphy
Bows at Two Parties

General Mcintyre was Assist
ant Chief Of Staff in World
War I and was for many years
Chief of the Insular Bureau
in the War Department.
Out of town guests included
Miss Jane Straub from OIL
City. Pa. Miss Anne Thuss
from San Francisco, Miss Polly
Kingston from Elmira. N. Y.
and Miss Janice Timchak from
JohnStown. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs F. Moran
McConihe will give a dinner in
honor of Elizabeth this eve
ming. before Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Fullerton's dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Beatty
will entertain for Elizabeth at
Gibson Island later in June
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15

Miss Elizabeth Murphy
yesterday made her debut at
two parties given by her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Gabriel
Murphy, at their residence.
Schoolhouse Hill.
From 5 to 7 Miss Murphy
was presented to her parents
friends at a tea. Later In
the evening Mr. and Mrs.
Murphy gave a small dance
for the younger set.
Music for the dance was
provided by Sydney and his
orchestra with the dancing
under a large marquee with a
dance floor set on the lawn
next to the lighted swim
ming pool.
Pink and white flowers
were on the buffet table and
the posts of the marquee. and
pink lighted candles. sur
rounded by pink flowers,
fioated in the swimming pool.
For the afternoon party the
tall, blue-eyed debutante,
who received with her mother.
chose a dress of white linen
and lace with wide sash and
bow in pink satin. Later for
the dance Miss Murphy wore
a full length gown Of white
peau de sole, with an off-the-
shoulder neckline. trimmed
with flowers Of the same ma
terial centered with pearls.
The debutantes mother
wore at tea white embroidered
organdy over yellow. At the
dance she wore chartreuse
chiffon.
Miss Murphy attended the
Convent of the Sacred Heart
at Stone Ridge. transferring to
Georgetown Visitation Con-
vent where she is a member
Of the June high school grad
uating class.
She will enter Manhattan
vile College in September.
joining her sister. Marie Den
nett. who made her debut in
1855. Her favorite sports are
tennis and swimming.
The debutante is the grand
daughter Of the late General
and Mrs. Frank Mcintyre.
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Bulgarian Youths
To Work in Russiu
VIENNA. Austria. june

VIENNA. Austria, June Is (P1.
The Polish Communist news
paper Zycie Warszawy reports
that 10000 Bulgarian youths,
girls and boys, will be trans
ported to Russia in work in
Soviet mines and on farms and
construction sites.
1t had been reported earlier
that Bulgarian youths had been
told to "volunteer" for work in
Russia.
Last January a Polish cor
respondent in Sofia reported that
Bulgarian authorities had agreed
to ship $4,000 adults to work on
Siberian farms to relieve mass
unemployment.
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IT'S A DATE
SUNDAY

SUNDAY
REP. KARL LeCOMPTE
will present certificates to the
little misses and junior misses
between the ages of 5 and is
at a special Fathers Day
graduation luncheon-fashion
show at the Kenwood Country
Club. MarJabelle Young. di-
rector of the Little Miss and
Junior Miss Finishing and
Modelling School. will COM
mentate the fashion show.
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one wants to carry out a death
of revenge in conformity with
ancient tribal traditions.
God loves everyone" he
added, the beads shaking about
his neck as he gestured.
The chief was brought here
for a television program. and
because his tribe had ben pray
ing for Mr.. Graham's New York
crusade, he wanted to take in
the services himself, to report
back how it was doing.
Many warriors learning Gods
word here, he said. Women, too.
But they talk too much" Miss
Anderson duly interpreted it.
Mr.. Graham announced he
will hold no services Monday.
the only break in his nine-week
crusade now half over.
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10000 listeners last night at
Madison Square Garden.
Il wish my tribe could see it. VI
he said in his native Candoshi
tongue, referring to the hun
dreds who streamed down the
aisle at the end of the service
to accept Christ"
The chief, his words translat-
ed by Missionary Lirie Anderson
Of Ramsey. N. j., added: Il
wish everyone would receive the
Lord" That's what he did four
years ago. and ordered his tribe
to quit head-hunting.
But he said he still has oc-
casional trouble in preventing
killings, particularly when some