Evening star., 1962-05-20

AL Adu NdlC Will a Vail
guard preparing for the Gov
ernor'S touriSm conference,
Mr.. OvercarSh heard of the
preview and expressed inter-
est in attending.
A former magazine editor
who studied art and litera-
ture in Paris, he seemed
thoroughly impressed with
the quality Of the artwork.
Everyone connects the Gold
Coast with plush hotels and
bathing beauties" COM
mented Mr.. Overcarsh. II
think you're ready to start
selling your cultural attrac-
tionS as we'll"
United States Senator Estes
Kefauver was in Miami
Beach on business. But, there
was pleasure, too. An i'm
promptu cocktail party at the
Sunset Island home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Sinclair hon.
ored the TennesSeean.
Gene Mori. jr., of the Cap
ital area and head of beau
tiful Hialeah racetrack, is re-
ported interested in buying
the Shamrock Hotel in Miami
Beach.
PreSident-elect Julio A.
Rivera of FL Salvador is
planning a trip to the United
States. it has been revealed
here on the Gold Coast. But
Consul General Gallileo Ca
brales of Miami does not
know if the new official will
visit Washington.
Mr.. Rivera expects to ar
rive in this country the last
of the month or early in June.
He is coming to a large clinic
for medical checkup prior
to being inaugurated in July.
On his return to his home
land, Mr.. Rivera expects to
visit Hollywood, north of
Miami, which has adopted
San Salvador as a sister city.
Last week, a meeting of
civic leaders was called in
Hollywood to hear more
about the sister city affilia-
ton. E. Snowden Chambers,
program executive of the
United States Information
Agency, spoke to the group
about sister city projects.
Mr.. Chambers said the aim
of the program is not Ito
fight communism" or to be
against people," but to make
friends through understand
ing. He told how the Federal
Government does not give fl
nancial support to sister city
projects, but will offer guild
ance and other assistance.
En- route to New, York.
Jacques Turner of Miami,
honorary consul for France,
stopped in Washington for a
visit with his cousin, Gen.
Godfrey T. McHugh, Air Force
aide to President Kennedy.
Mr.. Turner flew on to Paris.
Debutantes
Seven of the 25 girls in
cluded in the Jacksonville
1923 Debutante Coterie are
attending, or have attended,
Virginia schools.
Susan Burnett Dwelle will
be presented during the
Christmas holiday by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Dwelle, jr., at a reception and
dance. Miss Dwelle is a grad
uate of Chatham Hall. A tea
June 10 is planned by Mr..
and Mrs. William Denham
Barfield for their daughter,
Mary Ashton Barfield. She
will go to the Sorbonne in
Paris next winter. They are
both students now at Sweet
Briar College.
A former Sweet Briar Col
lete student, Mary Caroline
Elmore, will bow August / at
a tea to be given by her par
ents, Judge and Mrs. Franklin
Harper Elmore. jr. Miss FL
more now attends Jackson
vile University.
Katherine Sarah Boardman,
a student at HollinS College,
will be introduced June 20 at
a Jacksonville tea planned by
her mother, Mrs. Milton c.
Maloney Of Ridgewood, N. ].
Her father is Thomas K.
Boardman, dr.. of Atlantic
Beach, a Jacksonville suburb.
A dance September 7 is
planned by Mr.. and Mrs.
William Daniel Jones, jr., for
their daughter, Alice Lake
Jones, a student at Ran
dolph-Macon Woman'S Col
lege, Lynchburg. Preceding
the dance, Mr.. and Mrs.
David w. Forester will honor
her sister, Miss Jones, with a
dinner for the coterie and
their dates,