Evening star., 1962-05-25
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the terrace. The only people
who got wet were the blue
and white uniformed mem
bers of the Sherwood MD
High School band, which was
seated in full strength on the
lower slope Of the lawn be-
low the swimming pool.
LED BY ITS FOUNDER,
Bruno Laakko, it stuck out
until the heavens opened. 1t
even added with melodious
eclat to the thunder. At least
Walter ippmann and one or
two others stepping out into
the throng and hearing the
bursts Of the drums in Sibe-
lius' "Finlandia." mistook it
for same.
AS usual the popular Sep
palas drew everybody. or so
it seemed. There we're French
Ambassador and Nine. Al
phand-She hatless and In a
lovely sleeveless pink dress;
Greek Ambassador and Mrs.
. MatSaS-he saying how beau
tiful and elegant he found
the White House to be when
seeing the interior for the
first time at the diplomatic
reception.
Also, Tish Baldrige, being
squirrel by Congressman
Paul Rogers of Florida and
the Presidents Air Aide,
Brig. Gen. Godfrey McHugh,
being raZzed about being
listed among Washington'S
most eligible bachelors.
I hear tell that the Cen
eral did his best to delete the
article from every copy Of
the paper that was placed on
the Presidents plane last
Sunday.
Danish Ambassador and
Countess Knuth- -Winterfeldt
dropped by, the latter say
ing she was leaving for a
month In Switzerland and
thence to their castle in Den
mark in July.
TURKISH AMBASSADOR
and Mrs. Usakligil were there
and the Ambassador said the
situation in Turkey has been
very exaggerated" There Is
no need to worry. he added.
Soviet Ambassador Ana
toliy Dobrynin talked at some
length with both his host
and the French Ambassador.
Secretary Of A griculture
Freeman was an early ar
rival. Mrs. Roswell Gilpatric
came with her daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Kudner. And others
were Austrian Ambassador
and Mrs. Platter, Italian
Ambassador and Mrs. Fenoal-
tea. the Dutch Ambassador
and Mrs. van Rotten.
Also, the Luxembourg Am
bassador and Mrs. Heisbourg,
the Carson Fraileys saying
how beautifully arranged was
the White House dinner they
attended last Tuesday night;
the Frederick Lees, Douglas
Smith with his attractive
willowy daughter Camden
the Philip Coxes, the Alex
ander Stones, George Abel
with Peggy Labrot, and tht
brand-new Finnish Counselor
Pentti UuSivirta.
ETHEL KENNEDY vii
make her first commence
ment address Sunday evening
to the graduates Of q men
college which has never be
fore seen q feminine com
mencement speaker on tn
campus. She will speak a
st. Bernard College at Gull
man, Ala. near Birmingham.
st. Bernard is operated b
the Catholic Benedictin
order but half Of the studer
body is Protestant. Fac
year 1t conducts a seminar
explore the interfaith har
monies Of Catholic, Protes
tant and Jew.
On Sunday evening 1t wi
also award an honorary de
gree Of doctor of humanitit
on Mrs. Robert Kennedy fc
"her contribution as a
American citizen whose n
cent world-girdling trip wit
her husband gave to tt
varying cultures Of mankin
an inspirational example
the Judeo- Christian concel
of the family unit as tt
heart Of the Divine plan Il
the good society"
Ethel says she will talk fl
only 10 minutes. She wi
thereby set a goal for ma
speakers that the more Il
quacious sex won't be alb
to live up to. She will urt
the graduates, she said,
devote some part Of the
lives to government, wheth,
at the local, State or FEEDER
level. And may they het
her advice.
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A PATRIOTIC FLORA
IDEA, dreamed up by Il
over-active mind of New Yol
marketing consultant Star
ley Arnold. has been receive
with mixed emotions |
American Am b a ssa d OIL
around the globe. M
Arnold had a seed compar
put up a packet of seeds tn,