Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-10

him TO the police at once,
but he was never caught.
NELSON HARRISON AND
BETSY MARY DE SIBOUR
saying II will" at a small
ceremony in the Washington
Cathedral yesterday. Bishop
Angus Dun performed the
marriage at 3 o'clock in the
Resurrection Chapel before
members of the family only.
Betsy's son Blaise gave her
away and Nelson's brother,
Joseph, was best man.
Mr.. Harrison, the last pres
ident of the Metropolitan
Club and current president
Of the Hogan and Harrison
law firm, has been a widower
for three years. His bride,
who was divorced from
Blaise de Sihour three years
ago, is related to both sides
Of the Roosevelt family on
both sides Of her own.
Her paternal grandmother
was President Theodore
Roosevelt's sister. and her
maternal grandfather was
President Franklin D. Roose-
velt's half brother.
The couple are flying to
London from New York to-
day for a three-week honey
moon. When they get back
they will be at home at 2029
Connecticut avenue.
ARGENTINE ANTBASSA-
DOR ROBERTO Alemann
arriving at the Pakistan En-
bassy reception wreathed in
smiles. The Argentine cleo
ton had gone off in a demo-
cratic fashion and former
dictator Peron had received
only is per cent of the votes.
This will finish Peron per-
manently." said the Ambas-
Sador.
Would the change Of gov
eminent mean his own de-
parture from Washington,
the Ambassador was asked?
It would, but not for that
reason, he replied. He was
not a career diplomat; he
had come here in the interest
Of democratic processes be-
ing carried out in Buenos
Aires, and now his work was
done, he said.
When they do go, Wash
ington will be sorry to bid
good bye to the very hand
some, young, dignified couple.
GOVERNOR BILL SCRAN-
TON being boosted for presi-
dent at the PakiStan recep-
ton. Congressman Jim Full
ton said, Supporters Of
Scranton are jubilant over
the rise in his stock after
the failure Of the Gold
water boom to catch fire"
The absence of big names
and what some Republicans
call "Spontaneity" from the
GoIdwater rally is apparent
ly Mr.. Fulton's reason for
calling the rally a failure.
THE NEWBOLD WALMS-
LEYS entertaining the JEFF
ferSon Cafferys and others
for dinner prior to their de-
parture for Paris this coming
Monday. Newly, our former
Ambassador to Tunisia, has
become executive secretary
to the Atlantic Institute or
No. 2 man to Cabot Lodge,
who has been heading the in
Stitute but is reSigning to be-
come Ambassador to Wet
Nam. The Walmsleys hence
forth will be living in Paris.
En- route to Louisiana to
attend to some family bust
ness, former Ambassador
Caffery has been stopping
here with his wife at the
Anchorage, in the apartment
that was occupied for so
many years by Sam Ray
burn.
An ambassador Of the old
school who executed the
kind Of coups we need more
Of today, Mr.. Caffery is a
fascinating man to talk to.
He was ambassador to France
after the war and ambasSa-
dor to Egypt during the
transition from the inept
Farouk to Nassau and he still
gets friendly letters from
both Nasser and De Gaulle.
He was pointing out an
extraordinary thing about
Nasser. He puts all the Com
munists in Egypt in jail but
gets millions from the Rus
slams with which to build the
Aswan Dam.
Jane and John Begg were
at this party and told a
hair-raising tale to Ed
Adams, the Bill MorganS and