Evening star., 1960-12-16

ington is six hours ana the
wedding took place at noon,
so it was II hours later, but
the first televised newsreel
had yet to be flashed on
American screens.
THE SCHEYVENS, she in
o lovely turquoise and silver
lame print. received in the
embaSSy'S smaller drawing
room where stood a table
bearing two photographs
and it was a very beautiful
one of Fabiola. Between the
King and his Queen was a
large bouquet of red and yel-
low roses. and white chry-
SanthemumS were sent by
Spanish Ambassador and
Mrs. de Yturralde. They ar
rived at the reception
dressed for a dinner party
later, she in an elegant OFF,
white taffeta print with q
train designed by Balenci-
aga.
Most of the Spanish En-
bassy were present at the
cheerful occasion which also
drew such notableS as Secre-
tary of Commerce Fritz
Mueller and that well liked
couple. the director of the
Internatio nal Monetary
Fund and Mrs. Per Jacobs
son. "I hope" said silver
haired Mrs. Jacobson, "the
King and Queen will be as
happy as we have been and
for as long q time"
SOMEONE ASKED Sec
RETARY MUELLER why he
was smiling in the picture Of
him and his Democratic sue
ceSSor. Gov. Luther Hodges,
published this week. In the
first place." replied Fritz. "he
Is a gentleman, and in the
second place we got along
famously." They found
themselves in such agree
ment, noted the outgoing Re-
publican, that IF he had
been born in Michigan and
I in North Carolina there
wouldn't have been any diff
ference between U.S."
Former Belgian Ambas-
sador and Baroness Silver
cruyS were back in the En-
baSsy they occupied for so
many years. Looking very
chic in a short, two-piece
gold lame costume, Rose
mary confessed that Vice
President elect and Mrs.
Lyndon johnson had wanted
to- buy her house on Wood
land drive. but she did not
want to sell it. N.If we sold
it," said Rosemary, where
would we go?"
PRINCESS SHAHNAZ, Just
back from a visit with her
father, the Shah Of Iran, re-
ported that her little half
brother is wonderful. The
3 Princess herself was beauti-
full in a short black Dior en-
Semble and marvellous flower
shaped diamond earrings.
She and her attractive hus-
hand, Ambassador Zahedi,
met for the first time anc
chatted with the new Turkish
Ambassador and Mrs. USakli-
gil pronounced "Ooshockli-
gil").
Incidentally, the young
chatelaine of the Iraniar
Embassy said, Moslem or
no. Persians celebrate oul
Christmas and New Year
The first is not a religious
celebration, of course, but
they have a tree and trim.
mings. And on New Years
eve everybody gives balls
she said, just as we do ir
this country, although tht
Moslem New Year is Marcf
81 sort of friendly oi
them to pitch in and join us
Mrs. Mike Monrone!
brought Mrs. Clarence Mill
Of Oklahoma City. Mrs
Arthur Gardner came with
her daughter and son-in-law
the Britton Brownies. Mrs
Paul Magnuson chatted will
Mrs. John Farr Simmons
And Pascalette, daughter o
the hosts. conferred with tn
handsome Spanish Thirt
Secretary Alfonso Alvarez d.
Toledo.
And there were the Neither
lands Ambassador and Mrs
van Rotten, the Danish Am
baSsador and Counties
Knuth- Winterfeldt, the Lux
embourg Ambassador an
Mrs. Heisbourg, the Finnisl
Ambassador and Mrs. Sep
pala, the Chief of Navs
Operations and Mrs. Arleig
Burke. former Ambassado
to Belgium Clifford Folgel
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r
Foley. the Garrison Norton'
the Honorable Edward w. {
Russell and his wife Bar
bara, the Fontaine Brouni
the Floyd Akers, Deput
Chief of Protocol Clemer
Conger, the Harold Coolidge
and the Eric Johnston
Eric just back from attend
ing q four-day meeting
Paris Of the Atlantic Ir
stitute.
And everywhere at Il