Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-12

COntlnue0 from rage b-o
Ambassador Of Afghanistan
and Mrs. Nijib-U llah.
Also among the ENJOYS and
their wives were the Domin-
lean Ambassador and Sonora
de Moya. the Ambassador of
the Hashemite Kingdom of
Jordan and Nine. Haikal.
Turkish Ambassador and
Nine. Urguplu, the Ambas-
sador Of Thailand and Nine.
Khoman and the Ambas-
sador of Malaga and Mrs.
ISmail.
Mr.. Zabarah, Charge DAT
flares of Yemen, was there
as were Mr.. Hamui, Charge
d'Affaires Of Syria; Senior
Asensio, Charge d'Affaires of
Guatema ala: the Charge
d'Affaires Of Australia and
Mrs. Booker, German Charge
d'Affaires Won Kessel. the
Charge d'Affaires Of Lithu-
ania and Mrs. Kajeckas, and
Netherlands Minister and
Baroness van Worst tot
Worst.
The menu for dinner was
one thing that was different
than the night before. I'm
doubtedly the EiSenhowers
could go just so far with the
sameness and that was all.
1t started with pate de foie
gras, then came a clear soup
topped with whipped cream,
followed by white fish. breast
of guinea hen and for des-
sert there was cake with a
fruit and whipped cream top
ing.
Guests invited for the
musicale numbered 143 and
included the second ranking
officer and his wife from the
even" embassies, members
Of the State Department and
some residential society.
They were greeted by the
President and Mrs. Eisen-
hover in the Blue room. This
followed the period of coffee,
cigarettes, cigars and liquors
for the dinner guests, the la
dies in the Red room and the
President and the men in the
Green room under the watch
full eyes of former President
Truman, whose portrait hangs
there.
The program was given by
q group of singers from New
York, the Carolers. Included
were Miss Jane Wilson, So
prano; Mr.. Jonathan Wilson,
tenor; Mr., Eric Carlson, bass
and Mr.. Alexander Semmler,
pianist.
Miss Wilson used to be
with Fred Warnings orches-
ira. Mr.. Wilson and Mr..
Carlson both had performed
at the White House when
Queen Mother Elizabeth was
here in 1854.
Musical Selections
Among the selections were
Trio from THE Creation" by
H ayd en-; "a Wandering
Minstrel" from 1.-The Mikado"
by Gilbert and Sullivan; II
Love You" by Cole Porter,
and BLACK is the Color of
My True Loves Hair" an
American folk song. The
latter is a favorite of the
Elsenhowers and is played
often at the White House.
Mrs. Eisenhower looked
radiant in a Nettie Rosen-
stein gown of pale blue bro
cade fashioned with a sweep
ing full skirt and a soft
draped neckline. With it
she wore an aquamarine
necklace and earrings and
pale blue gloves.
Baroness Silvercruys was
In a dress of tan and black
silk brocade.
AS always, the diplomatic
guests present a colorful pic
ture with their decorations
and some in their native
costumes. Included last eve
ming were two daggers.
Charge d'Affaires Zabarah
OF Yemen wore q dagger in
his sash at his waist but the
one getting the most atten-
ton was that worn by Am
basSador Isman Of Malaga.
The latter had an ivory
handle and is called a kris.
This number was tied with
ribbons. and the Ambassador
explained that this was for
ceremonial occasions or to
show that the wearer was in
q friendly mood-never fear
q dagger with a ribbon on it.
Mrs. Mesta a Guest