Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-04

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Women's Committee of the
Gallery, had such a large
group that her table ex-
tended across the whole
width Of the atrium. Among
her guests were Swiss AM
bassador and Nine. de Tor
rente, the Larry Hamiltons
up from Warrenton, Mrs.
Robert Mccormick, former
Ambassador Rudolph Schoen-
field. the Kirby Pattersons
and Mrs. Morris daughter,
Mrs. Kenneth Young.
GALLERY PRESIDENT
and MRS. GEORGE HAM
ILTON entertained at their
table Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Carroll Glover, the Rowland
Chases. Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
McKelway. the Fred Brad
leys and Arthur HELEN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Woods Bliss had Princess
Elizabeth de Croylord Col
eridge and Count and Coun-
tess Jacques d'Oilliamson at
their table along with the
French Minister and Nine.
Lucet and the Spanish Min
lister and Sonora de Alba.
Among the group of junior
hostesses who greeted new
arrivals were Anne Emmett.
great, great granddaughter
of Mr.. Corcoran; Mercedes
Areilza, daughter of the
Spanish Ambassador, sport
ing one of the new 10th CEN
tury hair-do'S-sort of early
Queen Victoria; Myrto LiatiS.
daughter of the Greek AM
baSsador; Anne Walker.
Jeanette Townsend and
Julie Hamm.
THERE WAS ALICIA
KOVA, the world
famous ballerina who will
appear with the Washington
Ballet this evening. Sir
Kenelm Guinness twirling
with Cornelia Roberts. =.
Polly Guggenheim in a white
satin gown wearing her ire
mendous sapphire (the
worlds larges0 on a neck
lace of diamonds. Post
master General Art Summer
field eScorting his wife,. who
had a magnificent gown Of
champagne satin delicately
embroidered with beads on
the bodice and topped by a
beautiful two strand dia-
mond necklace with large
diamond clip attached.
Midst the vine entwined
columns of the atrium,
draped with crimson and gold
swagS, Charles and Molly
Whitehouse danced in Wash
ington for the last time for
months to come. They leave
today for his new post at our
Embassy in johannesburg.
PRESIDENT OF GEN
ERAL DYNAMICS Frank
Pace and his wife Peggy were
the most Sun-kisSed couple
on the floor. They were OBJ
viously fresh out of a south
ern cline. Mrs. Paul
Bastedo had the Armistead
Peters and Admiral and Mrs.
Herbert Howard with her. -.
Mrs. Demarest Lloyd and the
Percy Blacks had a table to-
gether. Australian Am
bassador Beale was with the
James Hendricks and the
Edwin Graves. Bill
Foster led Mrs. Robert Low
Bacon on the dance floor. >.
The Freddie Lees we're with
the Walter Louchheims.
Kay and Hiram Mallinson
had the Tim Gibsons and
Harry Hoskinson with them.
Mrs. Dean Acheson in a red
taffeta gown danced with
Gates Lloyd. MacGill
James was sporting a gray
and black brocade vest.
Jerry Hill chatted with Pierre
Pelen. Sylvia Platter did
a jitterbug with a young man
who knew how to litter
and there was some very
good dancing being per-
formed throughout the eve
ming by the Arthur Murray
dancers, who earlier had put
on an exhibition Of period
dances in costumes of 100
years ago.
What with a late supper
to consume, THE American
Muse" exhibit to visit on the
second floor, the second ball.
room to try, the brief show
to watch and table hopping
to do throughout the night,
the party seemed to end
rather quickly.