Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01

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self doesn't know If he is
slated to succeed Defense Sec
rotary Wilson when he leaves.
"The President is playing 1t
close to the chest" the in
formant said.
Chief Justice and Mrs. War;
rem and Virginia made their
way slowly through the long
line that wound through the
ballroom and down to the first
floor.
Postmaster General and Mrs.
Arthur Summerfield were the
only Cabinet couple present.
Senators Saltonstall, Curtis,
Thye, Dirksen, Edward Martin
and Tom Martin. Erwin.
Francis Case, Revercomb, and
their wives mingled in the
group that sampled tea and
coffee at one table, unspiked
fruit punch at another.
Representative Joe Martin
greeted his way through the
crowd. as did Representative
Frances Bolton, Judge and
Mrs. Homer Ferguson, Repre-
sentative Les Arends, Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Richard
Wigglesworth, Representative
and Mrs. Laurence Curtis, Mrs.
Lyndon johnson, Mrs Anne
Forand, Mrs. Lister Hill, Mrs.
John Sparkman, Representa-
tive and Mrs. John Robson,
Representative and Mrs. Car
roll Kearns. Mrs. Andrew F.
Schoeppel, Mrs. Omer Burle-
son, Mrs. Clifford Davis, Mrs.
Lawrence Smith and Col.
Phyllis Gray of the WAF.
Mrs. Fred Seaton, who
poured tea, said her husband
has now been in Walter Reed
for three weeks. The Secretary
of the Interior is suffering
from back trouble.
Walter Ross Host
The Spanish Ambassador
and Countess de Motrico came
to Mr.. Walter G. Ross party
yesterday bearing gift from
the head of their country. 1t
was a photograph of General
issimo Franco. inscribed and
signed by him and dated
March %, 1857. 1t had Just
arrived here.
The host. a longtime resi-
dent of Spain, was celebrating
his birthday which actually
falls on April Fools Day.
Also at the party was the
newest member of the Spanish
Embassy-he has been here a
week-the Countess de Mot
rico's cousin. young. good
looking Santiago de Churruca.
son of the Marquis de Ayci-
nena. A bachelor with COM
mand of English and a twinkle
in his eye. he should pep up
the local picture nicely.
Others at the cocktail sup
per included Peruvian Ambas-
sador Fernando de Bercke-
meyer Portuguese Ambassador
Luis Esteves Fernandes, DR..
and Mrs. William Earle Clark
and the John Marshalls.
Week End Partying
Sir Derrick Hover Millar,
permanent Undersecretary of
the British Foreign ONCE.
feted by the Charles Carroll
Olovers Friday en- route back
from the Bermuda Confer
ence. said there is still Moth
ing settled as to the Queens
suggested visit here in the fall.
The Bermuda Conference at
which it was presumed a date
would be fixed, failed to do so.
Sir Derrick doesn't look a
day older than he looked when
serving here as British Min
lister years ago. He said Lady
Hoyer-Millar c'Bunchy") ex-
poets to come here in May to
visit her uncle, Mr.. Glover.
Among those who dropped
by the Gloyers' Massachusetts
avenue estate to greet him
were British Ambassador Sir
Harold Caccia. Countess SEE
chenyi and her daughter. Syl-
via Zapary. and husband.
Count Anthony Zapary: the
Leslie Glenns--he having re-
Gently recuperated from an
appendectomy: Mrs. Merri-
weather Post. the Augusta
Rossos. and the Alexandra
Cretzianus just back from
Florida. the Eugene Carusis
and the Rowland Chases.
Director Allen w. Dulles of
CHA showed up at the Forest