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MISS ANNE BRADFORD PETERSDaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Peters of Sewickley,Pa., was presented to Washington society on Sundayat a garden party given by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Triest.Mrs. is the debutante's godmother and the partytook place at the residence of Mr. Walter Tuckerman,father of the hostess.

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Whiteleys EntertainedAt Farewell Cruise

The Secretary of the AirForce and Mrs. Donald A.Quarles entertained on boardthe Navy yacht Sequoia lastnight in honor of Gen. SirJohn Whiteley, the departingchairman of the British JointChiefs of Staff in Washington,and Lady Whiteley.

The Whiteleys are sailing toreturn to England on June 29.

Among those invited to theinformal buffet supper andcruise down the Potomac wereSecretary of Defense Wilson,

I the Undersecretary of the Navy1 and Mrs. Thomas S. Gates, jr.;

the Undersecretary of theTreasury and Mrs. W. Ran-dolph Burgess, Undersecretaryof the Air Force and Mrs.James H. Douglas, and DeputySecretary of Defense and Mrs.Reuben B. Robertson.

Also asked were the AirForce Chief of Staff and Mrs.Nathan F. Twining, Air ForceVice Chief of Staff and Mrs.Thomas D. White, Admiraland Mrs. Robert B. Carney,Mr. and Mrs. Percival Brun-dage, the chairman of the JointChiefs of Staff and Mrs.

: Arthur W. Radford, Mrs. LewisL. Strauss, Mr. and Mrs. RobertLeßaron, Dr. and Mrs. EdwardCushing and Mr. and Mrs.Elliott Dressner, Mrs. Quarles’daughter and son-in-law whoare visiting here.

General FetedElsewhere on the service

1 scene last night was the dinner! given by the NATO Standingi Group for Gen. Julio B. Moniz,

Chief of Staff of the Portu-guese Armed Forces. Gen.Moniz is here on an official

i visit at the invitation of Ad-i mlral Jerauld Wright, Supreme

Allied Commander Atlantic.Hosts for the dinner, held

at the Bolling Air Force BaseOfficers Club, were Lt. Gen.Leon W. Johnson, UnitedStates representative to theNATO group; Gen. Jean E.

I Valluy, the French NATO rep-i resentative, and Rear Admiral

R. A. Currie, the deputy Brit-| ish NATO representative.

Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Currieand Miss Fabienne Valluy,daughter of Gen. and Mme.Valluy, who is at present inFrance, were also in the receiv- |ing line, along with Maj. Gen.Paul M. Stehlin, Gen. Valluy’sdeputy, and Mme. Stehlin.

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Among those entertainingat dinner beforehand was Mrs.Watson who gave a party inhonor of Brig. Gen. FrankDorn. Gen. Dorn has beenvisiting here for a short whileand is returning to Paris to-day.

Among Mrs. Watson’s guestswere Mrs. Thompson Mont-gomery, Dr. Milton Clayton,Mrs. Leo Brison Norris, Gen.Andre Bigwood, Mrs. Vera Pet-schek, Mrs. Donald Downs,Miss Madeleine Austin, Mr.Stafford Kerman, Capt. andMrs. John P. Jackson, Mr.Jerry Chase, Mr. and Mrs.Bowles, Miss Parks, Mr. Parks,Mr. Clifford Johnson, Mr. andMrs. Biffle and Mr. and Mrs.Constantine de Stackelberg.

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The Austrian Ambassadorand Mme. Oru be r werehonored last night at a dancegiven by Mr. and Mrs. JohnDavis.

The party took place at thehosts’ Arlington residence andit wasn’t hard to figure outwhat nationality the guests ofhonor were.

All the flowers were red andwhite (the colors of the Aus-trian flag), the hostess wore awhite organdy dress which hadred polka dots on the skirtsand the hot dish at the buffetsupper was Austrian goulash.

Some 150 guests weregreeted by the hosts and theGrubers in a receiving line.They then wandered out onthe terrace for dancing. Tablesseating 14 were placed aroundthe swimming pool and abuffet supper was served at 11o’clock. The setting was fur-ther beautified by scores ofJapanese lanterns.

Among those invited wereDominican Ambassador andSenora de Salazar, the Ko-rean Ambassador and Mme.Yang, the Bolivian Ambassa-dor and Senora de Andrade,Secretary General of the Or-ganization of American Statesand Senora de Mora, Mr. andMrs. Leslie Biffle and the Am-bassador of Pakistan andBegum All.

Others were Deputy Chiefof Protocol and Mrs. VictorPurse. Mrs. Randall Hagner,Mr. and Mrs. Judson Bowles,Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wire,Mr. and Mrs. John Shields,Mrs. Kathleen Watson, Mme.Vladimir Rybar and Repre-sentative and Mrs. AlfredSieminski.

Also asked were Mr. RobertRodenberg, Mr. and Mrs.Gladstone Williams, the Yugo-slav Ambassador and Mme.Mates, Mr. and Mrs. RoycePowell, Mr. Edgar Morris, Mr.and Mrs. John Floyd, MissVirginia Parks, Mr. JamesParks, Mr. and Mrs. RobertWerllch, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert

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Continued From Page B-4diplomatic corps. Mr. Cahn isa consultant to the SenateForeign Relations Committee.

Guests invited to the recep-tion included AmbassadorHeeney of Canada, the BelgianAmbassador and BaronessSilvercruys, Australian Am-bassador Spender, AmbassadorAndrade of Bolivia, Ambas-sador Van Roijen of theNetherlands, Ambassador Ny-kopp of Finland, AmbassadorSuarez of Chile, AmbassadorZaguirre of Honduras, Am-bassador Krekeler of Germany,Ambassador Gruber of Austria,Ambassador Notowidigdo ofIndonesia and AmbassadorSalazar of the DominicanRepublic.

The envoys of Venezuela andIreland also were expected, aswere Mrs. Eban, wife of theIsraeli Ambassador, MinisterAbdur Khan of Pakistan, theFirst Secretary of the CubanEmbassy and the Press Attacheof the Turkish Embassy.

Many members of Congres-sional, executive and local res-idential society also werepresent at the gala gathering.

Tomorrow actor Kaye opensat Carter Barron Amphithea-ter in his ‘‘lnternationalRevue.”

Fergusons HonoredMr. and Mrs. Floyd De Sota

Akers entertained at a recep-tion at the F Street Club re-

| cenOy in honor of the Judgeof the Military Court ofAppeals and Mrs. HomerFerguson.

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