Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-13


States Is coziest-will diSap-
point Washingtonians II he
doesn't stay here long enough
for an Embassy reception in
his honor. He will disappoint
the social press even more.
The reason society report
ing here Is not to be COM
pared with that Of any other
city is that the world beats
q path to the Capitals door.
So many outstanding figures
on this globe have come to
Washington that some Of US
who chronicle the doings in
their honor recently figured
out that we had met every
world leader with the excep-
ton Of JOSH BroS Tito and
Mao Tze-tung.
Now that Marshal Tito will
pay his first visit to Wash
ington on october IT, there
is the possibility that so per
cent Of this deficiency will be
eliminated. It's only q posi-
bility because the plans for
his day in Washington are
so indefinite the Yugoslavian
Embassy does not know
whether he will spend a night
In Washington or whether he
will leave that same after
noon.
He IL stopping here en-
route from official visits in
Brazil, Chile, Bolivia and
Mexico to New York where he
will attend the United Ma
lions General Assembly.
The White House had no
information either except
that he would confer with
the President. But most
working visits. as this one is
called, include o White House
luncheon in honor of the
visitor.
It Is to be hoped that his
attractive ambassador, Veljko
Micunovic, can persuade his
president to give Washing
tonians o chance to know
him. Then we could sit back
and relax waiting for the
miracle that might bring Mao
on q goodwill visit, In the
meantime wondering If Nine.
Nhu will be around long
enough to be added to the
list.
CARY GRANT will whip
into town on Friday, Septem-
Der 20, for one whirlwind day
that will leave his large num-
Der Of feminine fans oohing
and ahing over his debonair.
humorous smile.
Mr.. Grant Is coming here
on behalf Of the Stay-In-
School Fund benefit on the
Oath that will feature his
new film with Audrey Hep
burn, "Charade." It will be Q
social to-do because 286 seats
in the Palace Theater that
night - the best, Of course
will be purchased at no less
than 500 per. The others
will go for $40 and $40 each.
What's more, the movie will
not go on view the next night
at the going rate. The TO
mantle technicolor film Of
comedy and mystery in Paris
will not be seen again here
after that one night until II
is distributed for public view
ing. the end Of the year.
The 500 ticket holders will
have Q bigger evening Of it.
naturally. than the rest. Be-
sides the film and o con-
cert beforehand by that hot
and husky singer Ella Fitz-
gerald, they will be invited To
o reception-supper by CO.
chairmen Mrs. Robert Ken
nedy and Mrs. David Brink
ley which will be given al
the State Department II its
not given In the Attorney
Generals own bailiwick at the
Justice Department.
At one point the Brinkleys
were going to entertain al
2S6 in their Chevy Chase
house but 1t was decided II
would be q better idea to have
1t closer to the theater. Be-
sides there wouldn't have
been room for Huntley.
A flock Of other film stars
Is expected to grace the sup
per, but not Cary, who viii
fly off the night Of the goth
to New York and thence tc
England to see his mother.
BY that time he win have
had q full day.
He will visit a public school
In the morning to say q few
words about the absurdity Of
the notion that causes dror
outs. He will call on the At
torney General ct his office
He will meet with the drains
critics ut midday. He viii 60
to the Stay-1n-School Fund
Committee offices at Fourth
and New Jersey avenue NV,
And IN the late afternoon hi
viii star ct the cocktail party
for the press which Universe,
Studios viii give at the Mo-
ton Picture Association.
ITALIAN AMBASSADOR
Sergio Fenoaltea gave o deco
rating party yesterday fol
Representative Silvia Conte