Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-15
BY EVELYN M. DENT
star Special Writer

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Board, the college, will cele-
brate its first anniversary on
October IL, when the Chair
man Of the Board entertains
ct q garden fete.
Board Chairman, 1t. Gen.
Edward H. Underhill, and
Mrs. Underhill will entertain
at the handsome headquar-
tiers on Sixteenth street.
At the Z to Q o'clock recep-
ton Gen. and Mrs. Underhill
will be Joined by the Com
inandant Of the College, Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. Carlos Del
Mar.
The Spanish Minister for
Air, 1t. Gen. Jose Lacalle-
Larraga Is coming to the
United States for q visit at
the invitation Of the Secre-
tary Of the Air Force Eugene
NJ. Zuckert. He viii arrive
September % in New York.
with the Minister win be
Mrs. de Lacalle, Col. Carlos
DOLE de Espejo and Maj. Ce-
sareo Martin-Sanz Lacalle,
the Minister'S Aide. They viii
be met by the Spanish Air
Attache. Col. Gonzalo Hevia
and Col. Kenneth L. Lueka,
USAF, who win act as Secre-
tary Zuckert's deputy, and
Air Force escort for the party.
AIR Base Tour
After q tour Of Colorado
Springs SAC Headquarters
and McDill Air Force Base,
the party will arrive October
2, ct Andrews Air Force Base
where Cen. Lacalle will be
met by the Secretary Of the
Air Force. Full military
honors win be accorded him.
Gen. and Mrs. Lacalle,
while In Washington will be
the houseguests Of the Span
ish Ambassador Antonio
GarTigues. The remainder Of
the party plan to stay ct the
Shoreham Hotel.
On October 8, the visitors
win go to Fort Meade, to
tour the Missile Brigade.
They win be entertained at
luncheon, and that evening
the Secretary Of the Air
Force and Mrs. zuckert viii
host Q formal reception and
dinner In honor Of the
Spanish Minister and Mrs.
de Iacalle, IN the John
Quincy Adams Suite at the
Department Of State.
The Spanish Ambassador
win entertain on October 4
for his distinguished coun-
tryman. During their stay
the ladies Of the Embassy
are expected to entertain
Mrs. Lacalle while her hus-
band Is occupied with official
affairs.
The next day they will
leave for New York en- route
to Madrid.
Brigadier John A. w. Ben
nett Commander, Canadian
Army Staff, and the officers
OF the command have issued
invitations for two late aft
ernoon receptions on Sep
tenber 80 and October l.
Invited guests include their
United States counterparts
In the Department Of De-
tense and their wives. They
have been asked to gather
from $3.50 to $3.50 each eve
ming In the handsome
Canadian Joint Staff Build
ing, 2450 Massachusetts, ave-
nue..
Brigadier and Mrs. Ben
nett viii be hosts ct both
parties and they will be as
sisted In the receiving line
by Col. and Mrs. Clifford II.
Cook.
First Party
Capt. Jorge A. DESMOND,
Naval Attache Of Argentina
and Mrs. DESMOND are Civ
ing their first large recep-
ton on September "A, from
$3.50 to $3.50 pm. in the Ar
gentine Embassy.
The Desimonis are now
settled IN their home on Ar
cadia Place and enjoying the
late summer Washington
season.
Maj. Gen. Johannes Stein
hoff, German member Of the
NATO Standing Group, and
Mrs. Steinhoff win leave
New York Oct. Q for their
new home in Bremen. Gen.
Steinhoff will have q troop
command with the Air Divi-
sion in northern Germany.
Their daughter. Ursula. will A.,