text: B-6 *K THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. MONDAY. MAY 14, 1056 ' V ll ' ' 1 I s9| pl ||Kf .ii| a kil 9 • *mmHL . ® Wrr§ BL S ifi, j H -*«•»i 99V jmmmmm ji |L 1 ||gy ' jrL, 9 Wb-,, *X KK *, jf 9 ■Wwjj’MK,. 9 n K IP Bk I KJ| 9H mTOt J 1 It 9 mm Wm *^^9l ' '■%.. i 9KHBR 9 >MuP* y>; Mjwj^siW^^P W§i ;p| |p KT £s&■' v '»' .KB vf.fc -- K K*’ '<‘ *IS v B : 9ft ® 9 ihk u|p •■ "INSTRUCTION IN CRICKET— Mr. - the British Embassy, and Mr. Ronald M. Ross, Assistant Political Attache, give a lesson in the popular British game to Miss Joon Flanogan, an employe of the In dian Embassy, before the cricket match held Saturday during the benefit "May Day on the Green" at the Parke Bradys' home on Foxhall rood. DIPLOMATICALLY SPEAKING By SELWA ROOSEVELT President Eisenhower to Attend First State Dinner Since Illness. President and Mrs. Eisen hower will attend their first atate dinner since his heart attack, when they step out to the Mayflower Hotel Friday night where the visiting Presi dent of Indonesia, Dr. Sukarno, will be host. The Indonesian chief of •tate arrives in Washington Wednesday at 11:45 at the MATS terminal, where Vice President Nixon, Secretary of State Dulles and other Govern ment luminaries will greet him. After a stop at the District Building where President Su karno will receive the keys to the city, he and his party will 'Z'fW'V/fAY*, CHEVETTE FASHION VTT l .. J*2r _ . , SHOW with PEGGY I*ll**o<lliCl»tgf Jj . because you love the Chevette touch ~, | * \* | flw new lingerie wardrobe is a must. Smaller proportioning. Proceeds to the White House, where President Eisenhower will entertain for them at a State luncheon. From there, President Sukarno goes to Blair House. The same evening, President Sukarno will be honored at a State dinner given by the Vice President and Mrs. Nixon at the Pan American Union. On Thursday, Mr. Nixon will entertain again for him, this time at a stag luncheon at the Capitol. The Indonesian Ambassador and Mme. Notowidigdo have invited members of the Indo-Chinese Community for a reception at the chancery, 2020 Massachusetts avenue, on Thursday at 8 p.m., and President Sukarno will remain at the Indonesian Embassy overnight. Friday, after a trip to the Islamic Center, the visitor will attend a luncheon at the National Press Club. That afternoon will find President Sukarno receiving the chiefs of diplomatic missions in Washington at 4:30 at the chancery, followed by a larger reception at 5 o’clock. That evening his visit will be climaxed by the dinner for President and Mrs. Eisenhower. President Sukarno will leave Washington Saturday morning for Charlottesville and other points in the United States. POPULAR 808 MCILVAINE, who’s been Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs, and his talented author-wife, leave Washington in mid-June for Portugal. Mr. McIlvaine will be our Counselor of Embassy there. Last week he was given a huge farewell luncheon by ■9HHBVHKK999HVHV9I ■ ■ W | mxk ' - v, ' : *Spß||| Y” x Bsr .1 m mZP fIHHL IP vp -’*vi «afi. * _y& ;«.* ,x -•<•'99' jgT W / BHHHv jf P ?■ fSHKgr j 9 x, > ®*Pf >..* <^^^K99&Jp|~ KKI fl§pl9r Ifc -:■ : lfl!^ :;; 9t :>\-, - |l||||9F v> \ 9f ki-; \ 9F ' t * «K ’#9l ' M •'4&mjKMKKKI t v | v FISHING EXPEDITION— Judge and Mrs John J. Malloy join Esther and Annette Kronstadt, 4'/2-year old twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kronstadt, in trying their luck at catching fish during the outing which benefitted the Opus Dei, a Catholic laymen's institute.—Star Staff Photos. I some 300 of his State Depart ment colleagues. ** * * THE PRINCE AND PRIN CESS of Lichtenstein, who L have been feted all week in Washington, were guests of honor Saturday night at a dinner given by the Spanish j Ambassador and the Countess of Motrico. Guests included the Luxem bourg Ambassador and Mme. Le Gallais, the Colombian Am bassador and Senora de Ur rutia, Viscount and Lady Har court, Mrs. Merriweather Post, Prince and Princess di Bisig nano, Senor and Senora de Heurtematte of Panama, the Spanish Consul General in New York and Senora de Presilla, the former Polish , Ambassador to the United States Rafael Lepkowski, Miss Meta Evans and Mr. Jack Logan. Tonight the royal couple are being entertained by the Count and Countess de la Grandville and tomorrow night they will dine with the Clai- j borne Pells. * »* * * FROM THE DUTCH EM BASSY, Cultural Counselor and Mme Friedericy are leav ing Friday for the Netherlands after almost six years with the embassy here. Dr. Friedericy's new post will be Jackaika, Indondesia, where he will be in charge of press and cultural affairs. During the past week, a number of the Friedericy's colleagues have entertained for them—First Secretary F. W. Schaepman; Baron and Baroness van Voorst. First Secretary and Mme. H. A. Teixeira de Mattos. Tonight the Netherlands Ambassador and Mme. van Roijen will give a dinner for them at the embassy. THE NEW ZEALAND AMBASSADOR and Lady Munro have left Washington for a two weeks' visit to Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas. In the course of their visit to the three States, the Ambassador will deliver a number of addresses including a speech to the Dallas Lions Club during that city's World Affairs Week. The Ambassador of Afghanistan and Mme. Ludin have issued invitations for a National Holiday Celebration on Sunday, May 27. To Tour Churches The Takoma Park Women's Club will meet next Thursday at 12:30 p.m. for a tour of Northwest Churches to study art in stained glass windows. They will gather at the District Library. EXCLUSIVELY YOURS Continued From Page B-5 of the Chicago Tribune who was observing his 40th anniversary as a club member. Vice President Mark Childs... Fletcher Knebel, chairman of the Musical Committee... Julius Frandsen. Entertainment Committee chairman... And Chief impresario and skit writer, Walker Buel. Then the songs began. Biggest applause went to Gene Archer as Harold Talbott singing, "You’ll be needing us (fired officials) when Ike’s campaign bills start to climb." Arthur Pierce as Senator Knowland slowly admitting "You made me love you" (to Ike).... Marvelous basso Adon Phillips giving voice as Harry Truman to "Sixteen tons (of memoirs).”... Ned Brooks as Mayor Wagner warbling about "Ave and Harry.”... And Dwight Rorer as Sherman Adams singing, “Sherman Adams is the man to see.” Many club members were short hours 9:30 AM. to 5:45 PM. “PINKS’ PINK” Color—from your garden to your lips. Alive and delicate as the first spring blossom. A pink to bloom everywhere you go, all summer long. Lipstick, in golden case, $2.00 plus tax. Cosmetics, First Floor and Spring Valley. Garjinckel Co. lined up behind them in chorus. Backing them up with gestures were such newsmen as “Scotty” Reston, Arthur Sylvester, Bob Riggs, Ed Kernan, Russ Wiggins, Marshall McNeill, Bill Beale, Jack Bell, Martin Hayden, Dick Wilson, Ed. Folliard and others. Vip's Attend In the audience were Senator Knowland, who laughed harder than any at the impersonation of himself; Senator and Mrs. Mike Monroney. Speaker Rayburn, Justices Stanley Reed, Tom Clark and John Harlan and their wives; the President’s Secretary and Mrs. Bernard Shanley, Press Secretary and Mrs. Jim Hagery, Joe Martin, minority leader of the House; movie actor Ralph Bellamy and the Herbert Brownells—the only cabinet couple glimpsed. Editor of the Kansas City Star and Mrs. “Pete” Wellington arrived with the Harry Darbys. The Editor of the Cleveland News and Mrs. N. R. Howard were with Mr. and Mrs. George Hamilton. Associated Press President Robert McLean and the Wright Bryans of the Cleveland Plain Dealer were also in town for the big doings. Paul Wooton, popular correspondent on the New Orleans Times Picayune, had to shake hands from a wheelchair. The morning after the recent testimonial dinner in his honor, he broke a bone in his ankle. Marry Clifford, minus Clark who was playing golf in Pinehurst, greeted friends. Incidentally, the painting entitled "Reflections in Brass” which Mary has entered in the National Society of Arts and Letters art show at the benefit garden party Wednesday—has nothing to do with Washington or Pentagon brass. The Ambassadors of Norway, Sweden, Egypt, and Israel were all present with their wives. Former Deputy Undersecretary of State and Mrs. Carl Hummel were up from Williamsburg... Mrs. Pat Hurley, in town briefly from New Mexico, was with Lady Lewis... Mrs. Eleanor Dulles with J. Bernard Wyckoff... And so on for another 700 or more. 