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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
Mr.. Foster
Is Murried
In California

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F.
Overlook jr. of Los Angeles.
Calf, announce the mar
riage of their daughter,
jeanne Colvert, to Mr.. Will
liam Edgar Foster Of Mt.
Airy. N. c.. and Washington.
son of Mrs. Emma j. Foster
Of Washington.
The wedding took place
on September IA in the West
wood Community Church in
Los Angeles.
The bride attended the
University of Arizona at Tue
son, Ariz.. and the BRIDE
groom was graduated from
the Capitol Page School here
and attended Wake Forest
College in North Carolina.
The bridegroom's motheris
the receptionist at the River
Entrance to the Pentagon.
The couple will reside in
Torrance. Calf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20

Jane and George Wheeler,
who have a 2-month-old baby
girl, were there, and British
Minister and Mrs. Thorold,
French Ambassador Alphand,
French Minister and Nine.
Vimont who will give their
farewell party this afternoon,
the Edward Foleys, the John
Beevors, Mrs. Freddie Lee,
Baron Won Kessel of the Ger
man Embassy and Mrs. VAL
'entine Gammell. new WASH
ington resident who has
bought. a house on Cam
bridge place in Georgetown
and will remodel it from tip
to toe.
There were some misty
eyed goodbyes Wednesday.
The Coulsons will be sadly
missed here-Mavis for her
warmth. gayety and quick
ness; John for his easy
friendliness. ultra dry hui
NOR and calm understate-
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20

party Wednesday that he and
Lord and Lady Harcourt for
merly stationed here de-
barked at Cannes together
:. What his lordship didn't
say was that former Ambas-
sador Aldrich's shiny new
yacht was no sooner built and
launched at Hamburg, Ger
many. this summer than it
suffered one mechanical fail
ure after another until it be-
came the non-running source
of a running joke.
\ *f*
DUTCH AMBASSADRESS
Anne Van Roijan was at the
Coulson's party tanned from
a vacation on a Wyoming
ranch. Only" she said, my
horse and / couldn't see eye
to eye, SO l gave up riding
after two days. authors
note:-It must be well nigh
impossible to see eye to eye
with q horse and get on it at
the same time.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20

cluded former Assistant Sec
rotary Of Interior and Mrs.
Abe FortaS. and White House
and Justice Department
aide James H. Rowe.
Former Secretary of the
Navy John l. Sullivan and
former Undersecretary w.
John Kenney arrived to-
gether without their wives.
The former was home with
a cold, the latter up to her
ears in plans for the National
Cathedral 50th anniversary.
celebration, their spouses re-
ported.
Other guests were the Rob-
ert Nathans. Leslie Biffie. the
Mastin G. Whites. Mrs. Una
Franklin Carter, Star COL
umnist Doris 'Fleeson, the
Arthur Goldbergs. the Tom
Harrises and Mr.. Harris
mother. Mrs. Marvin Harris,
who is visiting them from
Little Rock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
Queen to Open Show
AT NQtiondI Gallery

m owed here only three
months ago with her husband
John who Is with the Voice
OF America. In still less time
she prepared. organized and
opened the first exhibit
which presents two of the
most controversial artists
you are apt to find anywhere.
Edgar Negret. the Colom-
bian artist whose polychrome
iron and aluminium sculpture
have won him renown in Eu-
rope, South America and the
United States, displays some
of his Magic Machines"
And Jack Youngerman, a 80
year-old painter who looks
like an inten sely restless
teen-ager, presents some Of
the violent distractions he
feels compelled to paint.
Though he has had shows in
Paris and has one coming up
in New York, this is his first
in the United States which
he thinks is a land of vio-
lence-not just New York,
but the hinterland. You can
tell it by the music that comes
out of it, the literature, even
Elvis Presley.
If you don't like exceed
ingly modern art, don't 60 to
this.
LORD HOOD, the new
British Minister, is due a
note Of sympathy or a joyful
word Of neutrality-suspicious.
on his own attitude toward
party going. It's my guess
he will receive anywhere
from one to eight dinner in
vitations a night during his
entire tour Of duty.
Any personable bachelor
needs never dine at home in
the Capital. But when he is
tall. attractive looking, a
high-ranking diplomat with
a delightful sense of humor
and a British viscount to boot
well. he's got the town in
the palm Of his hand, II he
wants it.
Sammy Hood. as his friends
call him. succeeded his uncle
to become the sixth Viscount
Hood in 1858. He is the son of
Admiral Sir Horace Hood and
an American mother. He
comes from q distinguished
naval family, the first Wis
count having been Admiral
Sir Samuel Hood, who COM
manded the British Mediter-
ranean fleet in the French
Revolutionary War.
Recently on Winthrop AID
rich's new yacht. he men,
toned at outgoing British
Minister and Lady Coulson's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
BY ISABELLE SHELTON

Former President Harry
Thuman's ears might well
have been burning out in
Independence. NO.. last night
as a result Of the party held
here by the David Lloyds in
honor Of Basil O'Connor and
his very attractive bride.
1t was largely a group of
old Observation-Disclosures
aides. plus a sprinkling Of
Franklin Roosevelt-era per-
sonalities. who were invited
by the Lloyds to drop by for
cocktails at the Woman's
National Democratic Club.
Mr.. O'Connor. a former
law partner of the late
F. D. r.. who is closely iden-
titled with both the Roose-
welt and Truman eras. was
here TO attend a meeting Of
the Harry S. Truman Library,
Inc. of which he is president
and Mr.. Lloyd is executive
director.
The name Of the peppery
former President quickly
came into the conversation
with the arrival of Stanley
woodward. former chief of
protocol and Truman Ambas-
sador to Canada.
Did you get your pass
port back yet?" asked Edward
H. Foley. a Truman-era
Treasury official.
This was a reference to
news stories last week that
Mr.. Truman. who went on
shipboard in New York to
greet the Woodwards on their
return from Europe. had per-
suaded a customs official to
inform Mr.. Woodward that
the State Department had
ordered him to- pick up the
Woodwards' passports.
Mr.. Woodward. chuckling,
gave a play-by-play of the
incident. noting that he had
never heard the former
President laugh so hard be-
fore.
Il didn't think Mr.. Truman
was given to practical Jokes"
remarked one guest.
Neither did t. said Mr..
Woodward ruefully. IF he
was l might not have been so
taken in. In fact, l can't ever
remember him playing a
practical joke before"
Philip Perlman. former So
licitor General, had a sug-
gestion for all his Democratic
colleagues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
ENJOYS Wife
Returns From Trip

Mrs. George A. Padmore,
wife Of the Liberian Ambas-
sador to the United States.
has returning to this country
after q six-week stay in Lii
IBERIA.
While in Monrovia the dip
lomat's wife stayed with her
father. Richard S. Wiles. for
mer speaker of Liberals
House Of Representatives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
BY BETTY BEALE

Queen Elizabeth will open
the William Blake exhibit at
the National Gallery of Art
on the 18th, but she will not
do so at the afternoon invita-,
tional preview.
It was hoped at first that
she would lend her presence
to the 3 O'Clock reception
that day that will launch the
show celebrating the 20Oth
anniversary of Blake's birth.
AS usual, official and social
Washington will be invited to
the exhibit that will present
159 watercolors, drawings and
prints Of the great English
poet and painter. The show
has been compiled from both
American and British lenders.
But the Embassy reception
at which the Queen will meet
much of official and social
Washington is that afternoon
followed by the Secretary OF
States dinner that night, SO
the British ruled out another
reception.
Instead the Queen and
Prince Philip will visit the
National Gallery the morn
ing Of the 18th some time
between 10 and IL O'Clock.
This will at least give the
street-side public another
chance to get a glimpse Of
her.
Incidentally, while in Lon
don last week this writer
heard newSmen complain
that relations between the
British press and Bucking-
ham Palace were at their
lowest ebb. Since apparently
that is due to the abrupt
manner in which the palace
handles its correspondents,
it must please the British
public to know that their
diplomats in Washington
handling the royal visit are
courteous and cooperative,
that Darcy Edmondson. in
formation counselor, will
have most to do with the
press. and that the British
Information Service here is
the most efficient organiza-
ton Of its kind.
-
SPEAKING OF CALLER
les. a new, small and unpre-
tentious one was opened here
Yesterday with q by-no-means
unpretentions showing. The
Ores Gallery. at 1744 Column
bia road. is the brain child Of
Tana Ores. former editor Of
the Americana magazine in
New York.
The attractive Cuban
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-20
PotIuck Supper

The Old Dominion Club
Of Alpha Gamma Delta held
a potluck supper this week
at the home of Mrs. Paul
Means in Alexandria. The
event opened the alumnae
clubs season.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

trouble and small cost by
using the smallest size
Christmas tree balls - red.
blue. silver and gold - in
glass containers. Get out
your prettiest holders-glass
bowls. candy dishes. celery
holders. antique goblets, cut
glass sugar bowls. etc.--and
arrange the balls In them.
Place where the sun or
electric light will strike them
and the reflections they give
back will more than repay
you for your trouble.
For people with small quar-
ters, with little room for
Christmas decorations. these
gay touches will prove de-
lightful. For those who have
the room. use Of q punch
bowl filled with larger coll
ored balls viii be found
equally effective.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
ISilhouettes
Mrs. M. C. r.. Bo,pie. Nd.

Mrs. M. c. r.. Boirie, Md.
To Mrs. NJ. H.. Washington
Have you tried making your
own silhouetteSe Ny cub
scout den has done a beauti-
full job OF making them for
their parents with just Q little
help from me. Here's how:
If you have a door with q
window. 1t is easiest. Other
wise. use q wall. Place Q lamp
without q shade TO cast q life
size tor smaller) shadow on
newsprint or white paper.
Quickly. but accurately. draw
around the outline.
Then use a "cartoon-o.
graph" in reverse. 1t nor
mally enlarges. although I
use 1t 20 reduce pictures. The
finished outline will be ap-
proximately 3x5 inches-s
good silhouette size.
! use this as q pattern and
follow IL exactly to cut the
final one from black con-
struction paper and paste 1t
on white.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
IMcccroni Salad Recipe

Mrs. n. r. c.. Washington
To Mrs. D. NJ. w.. Silper Spring
Here is q recipe for maca-
roni salad. The ingredients
are; 3 cups cold cooked ell
bow macaronl. l green pep
per chopped, small chopped
Evening star., 1957-12-15

Mix macsroni with the
chopped green pepper and
onion. Pour over mAcaroni.
Add remaining ingredients
and mix well. Serve cold on
lettuce, sprinkled with addi-
tional pepper. Make I 10 9
servings.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Discontinued Pattern

Mrs. L. 3. D.. Washington
! would appreciate any In
formation as to where ] can
locate q discontinued pattern.
It Is Simplicity No. 1872 and
is a party type dress. I need
1t in size IL but could prob
ably work with a size smaller
or larger. Thank you.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

onion. l tablespoon fresh
lemon Juice, "a teaspoon
ground black pepper. y tea
spoon garlic salt. " cup may
onnaise. l can Vienna sausage
sliced, "a teaspoon powdered.
dry mustard and u cup
chopped pickles.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Eggnoq Serving
Mrs. D.. Alernndri

Read your column very
faithfully. It's wonderful
Could someone give me an
idea Of what I could serve
with egg nog during the
holidays? I viii be having
sort Of an open house affair.
Thank you.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

Mrs. C.. D.. Washington
To Mrs. J. W. G.. OGktoR
The name OF the poem you
requested is The First Snow
Fall" and 1t was written by
James Russell Lowell.
Evening star., 1957-12-15

- Tomorror! Hundreds Of Selections Sale Tassed!
Wee Stores Ope" Tomorrow Wight It'll .: Parking!
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Doncinq Mothbolls
z. ID. C.. WASHINGTON

z. D. c.. Washington
To Mrs. w. X. B.. Adelphi
In making the Christmas
bowl Of bobbing moth balls.
use one teaspoon citric acid
and one teaspoon Of soda for
each quart Of water and when
balls stop bouncing. renew
with the same amount Of
acid and soda. Using about
IS mothhalls. 1t works per-
feetly.
Some extra Christmas
color may be had with little
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Cookie Question

Mrs. A. @. s.. Siluer Spring
Does anyone have cookie
recipes using whole wheat
-four. honey and corn oil?
Thank you.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
WEE WOMEN

those quick cleanings be-
tween weekly vacuumings.
Especially is this true II you
have small children. ! have
been using both for over Q
years.
Evening star., 1957-12-15
Style Tricks

Mrs. r. q. NJ, Alexandria
TO Mrs. !. +. T., Washington
The basic rule Of good
taste Is simplicity, Buy the
plainest dress you can find
In black, navy or brown. in
crepe or sheer woolen. This
should not be expensive since
all the department stores
have sales on dresses from
time to time. Please no fancy
buttons, big bows or uneven
hemlines. II you have q
weight problem. all stores
carry neat. attractive we'll
made garments for the more
mature figure. but the above
advice applies even to a
greater degree. however, II
your husband was ambitious
enough to be graduating in
architecture. I would surely
do my best to be the kind OF
wife he would be proud OF.
To be firm. round and fully
packed. as the saying goes,
Is all right. But to be over
weight in this day and age
indicates q lazy. self-centered
mind and lack Of character,
Back to the outfit nova
pair Of plain high heeled
pumps that you can walk
and stand in comfortably
should be bought to match
the color of the dress. You
should also have q purse to
match.
Now for the hat-get pref
erably a small one. but here
you can indulge in a love oi
color. I would say q satin in
soft pink or blue or the new
yellow-orange, depending. Of
course. on your eye and skin
coloring. Try them all on and
see which does the most for
you. Get gloves to match hat
or dress. and have them spot
lessly clean. If you have q
favorite piece Of jewelry. such
as a simple pin or necklace,
this should complete your
outfit. Otherwise, plain pearl
earrings are always in good
taste.
Make sure your makeup
does not exaggerate any fea-
ture Of your face. and never
chew gum in public.
From your request. ! gather
you will be attending the
graduation in the winter
time so keep In mind the
coat you will be wearing and
make sure II goes with the
coat. This should help you
IN selecting the color Of your
outfit.
For q long-range plan OF
improvement. ! suggest you
read all articles on dressing
on q budget In the current
issues Of magazines published
for women. Also. there ars
many books on this subject
evailable In public Libraries.
When you 90 downtown
look ut the window displayi
Of the better stores and ses
how near you can come u
And similar dresses In less
expensive stores. When you
90 out in public. 70 church
the theater. ETC.. look and
observe the difference In the
women you zee and decide
which you think looks ths
smartest. Then mentally 10,
down what It II about hei
that makes you think %
Pretty soon you. too. win b
playing the game Of fashion
Oo-ordinating.
HSs. =. D.. 1ilcsr SDrtae
Can anyone tell me hov
- start . plant frum an ava.
eado ssodi I've heard thsy
maize beautiful house plants
but - far ny efforts hay,
beea unguocessfiil. Thank
Ter ang hslp yeu can CIV
CoFpst Cleaning
Mrs. q. D. q. SprtH0Asll
fe Nh. y. ~. LIasanlrts
] eoaT bolisvo the oarpe'
sweeper can taxa the place o.
Q vaouum cleaner In tn,
average homs. I And the,
ars both necessary for en-,
asnt and easisr hrussclsan'
ng. howsvw. Ths earps
Evening star., 1957-12-15

Memo to: Men
From: MILLER
Re: Christmas presents

To-day you're probably pondering What 20 give your
Girl Friday for Christmas ditto the Monday tuesday.
Wednesday and Thursday girls at The office (Also.
that other urgent listful Of females your famly
(For this puzzlement answer
The I. Miller Gift Certificate costs exactly What
you want to spend, is exactly her size, exactly
what she'd choose herself It compliments tasts
and yours. It's pair Of shoes. Pinxheel Shop
accessory or royal supply Of our natchless stock
ings. And itS really ChPi stmasy present, because
10 deliver it in an elegant little replica Of our
frosted Whit and grey shoebox.
Phone Sterling 3ls3s Me- sO74s and ask for Gift Certificates
Evening star., 1957-12-15

Mrs.. q. D. q. SpriH0hsid
70 Nh. y. ~. AIasanlrts
] eoat belisve the carpet
sweeper can taxa the place Of
Q W0uum cleaner In the
average homs. I And they
ars both necessary for en-
asnt and easisr hrussclsan-
0g. however. The carpst
sweeper y Indispensable for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-17

Eighteen classrooms were plum
dered at the school.
The l5-year-old boy. police
said, also admitted he was in q
group of six accused Of raping
and cutting i4-year-old girl
during the past year. He was
released from the National
Training School three months
ago. =
Meanwhile, four juveniles were
booked yesterday afternoon for
breaking into the Douglas Jul
nior High School at Staunton
and Douglas roads NE.
The quartet. nelc for Juvenile
Court action, admitted eating
ice cream takeL from the cafe
terra and splattering ham and
eggs on the dining room floor
and walls, according to police.
Police said they are still look
ing for other vandals who ram
sacked desks In six classroomS
Monday night at the Browne
Junior High School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-17

he first group is three IT.
r-old boys. one of whom was
ested by l4th precinct police
ihd II pm. after a 15-year-
high school girl said he raped
/ In Fairlawn Park.
The second group Of three is
iSin connection with a series
pbberies in Northeast WASH
ton after police caught one Of
IA in a High Dairy Store
bat 1890 am. today.
Girl Stabbed 6 Times
detectives questioned them
but the rape-murder of the
ritt Elementary School child
Thursday on the railroad
LcKs near her home. Valerie.
hoss.. lived at 5013 Jay street
EE :ss had been criminally as
hited and stabbed six times
tina penknife..
LAST night, the l5-year-old girl
d.. two girl companions told
Nice they left q movie and fell
With the three l7-year-old
vs. on Nichols avenue Sc.
Aey went into the park and
pKs up into groups. The Is
Ar-old girl said she was raped
her companion and he was
eeSted in the park. He gave
; names of the other two boys.
Later. l4th precinct Police
ret. Michael F. Molesky. Corpl.
onard j. Oreto and Pvt. A. r.
nth were stopped at Kenil-
birth avenue and Sheriff road
e. by a man who said there
lsA HOUSEKEEPING going on at
|e nearby High store.
Found Behind Counter
Cnrpl. Oreto kicked in the
IS. door and rushed into the
hre where he found John E.
T. 10. of IL Sixty-f first street
crouching behind a counter.
ltce, who charged Hill with
use breaking, said he was
airing gloves and holding q
emdriver and q fiashlight.
AZ the precinct. Hill said two
apanions were with him when
broke in the back door. police
d. and they were quickly
'ested.
Pulice said the other two, one
aid one Is. admitted break
into a gasoline station earlier
the evening where they stole
wristwatch and q crowbar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-17

They also confessed a string Of
house-hreakings including a
hardware store in the 500 block
of Grant street NE. month
ago. a grocery at Forty eighth
and Sheriff. road NE, three
weeks ago; an unsuccessful at
tempt to crack the safe at the
Senator Theater: q cleaning
establishment robbery and a
break-in at Merritt School,
where Valerie Lee was q student,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-17
crested Boys Dropped
IS Suspects in SIoyinq

Homicide Squad detectives said today two groups
arrested night connection other crimes do not
be suspects in the rapemurder last Of
3efe Lee.
the little girl but cannot be with the case police
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-22
Group Works
To Make Laity
Liturgy Conscious

SYDNEY, Australia - NC) -
Interest in the liturgical move
ment within the Church has re-
ceived impetus and encourage
ment from the Guild of st. Plus
X, which was organized here re-
Gently.
Under the direction of a chap.
lain appointed by His Eminence
Norman Thomas Cardinal Gilroy,
Archbishop of Sydney, the guild
aims at creating greater knowl.
edge among laymen of the spirit
of the liturgy. The members work
also to help laymen bring the
spirit of the liturgy into their
daily lives.
Members of the guild are brok.
en- down into small workshops,
each group concentrating on a
particular area of the liturgy.
One workshop centers its at
tention on papal. directives con.
corning the liturgy and the prac'
tical applications of those direc'
tives. Another workshop concen'
trates on liturgical music, and
provides trained choirs for Sol
| emn Masses.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-22
Indian Priest Tells Why US. !.
Failing To Make Friends In Asia

LA CROSSE, Wis. INC
The United States is not
making friends by its gener-
osity in many parts of Asia
and Africa because the peo-
pie there do not understand the
concept of charity, an Indian
priest said here.
The need for the United States
to make clear its position was
emphasized by Father Jacob Cha
kiamury of Kerala State in India,
who visited the Propagation of
the Faith office here. Father
Chakiamury is secretary to Arch
bishop Joseph Attipetty of the
Verapoly archdiocese in India.
When the United States offers
aid without demanding something
iii return, "Asians suspect some
hidden motive" the Indian priest
said. "And the most obvious one
is that America is seeking to DOM
mate Asia-that foreign aid is
only a means to building a new
type colonial empire"
He stated that the Asian ignor-
ance of the concept of charity is
also a reason for some of the
popularity of the Soviets, who al.
ways demand payment for every
bit of aid they give to India.
The Asian misunderstanding OF
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-22
Hungary Church
Not Destroyed
Catholic Men Told

WASHINGTON, NC) - Three
hundred Catholic men were told
here that the Soviet masters of
Hungary "miscalculated" in their
attempts to- destroy religion
there.
Addressing the First Friday
Club of the Washington archdio-
cese, Robert F. Delaney, chief of
the Central European branch of
the Voice of America, said the
communists had attempted to de-
stroy the Catholic hierarchy -
ITO shatter the physical body OF
Christianity in Hungary"
But they failed. Soviet perse-
cution of religion instead has
eliminated "luke warm Chris
tians" while the majority have
become extremely devout Chris
tians, Mr.. Delaney told the gath
ering at. the National Press
Club.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-11-22

When a choir assists at Mass,
the directive suggests, it should
be situated in the body of the
church or near the sanctuary and
the people-rather than in a loft
SO as to guide the people in
singing their part of the Mass.
Members of the congregation
are urged to see a missal at Mass
whenever possible, although the
directive recommends a simple
prayer-book if this is impractical.
Asking that the norms be in
troduced gradually and that chill