MISS BUCHANAN PRESENTED

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP68-00046R000200190093-6
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 23, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 19, 2014
• Sequence Number: 93
• Publication Date: June 3, 1960
• Content Type: OPEN SOURCE

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By DAISY 'CLELAND . children there than there waS. lar . Texan._ was7.,wearingt. an.
Star Staff Writer : ' in Washington. ? .. "LBJ" -.it-Litton on his "Rel.,-
The debut party yesterday Mts, Chrietine. Herter, wife r? ??1,,Oth"erst'--thei-e.:"Tvere"'Mili? '
0 afternoon of MisS Bonnie?Bu- ?.?of,,' 'the Secretary of State,. Parker.: West, Mr. and 'Mrs. ,
ehanan, daughter of the Chief ,came out -"under the oak" Prentiss Coonley, the Ambas-
iof Protocol and Mrs. Wiley for. Miss Buchanan to be in- . . sector of Saudi Arabia, Sheikh
Buchanan, 'almost' becamethe trodUc,ed to and others from .? Al-Kha,yyal; Mrs, James Ca-
'"Case of the Flying Carpet." her (father's, "office," the hill with her daughters,?jane
, It,..was obvious Akan early State Department; were As- - Cahill and Florence, Wagga- '
stage of the 5-to-7 13.iir frl " ,aiotait Secretary of State and, Man; Mrs. Sidney Graves, who .
i ception that the Chief of Mrs! Andrew Berding andreported ..that her 'husband ;
Protocol, used to rolling out Assistant Secretary and Mrs. .. was recUperatink' from. a se-
red carpets for foreign digni.,' ,..q. ? Lewis.Jones. ' . , rious operation; White House ?
i taries, was not about to./ ? , ? Assistant .:Hoilier Gruenther ,
t Special Guests? ,
launch . his eldest daughter' .1. i . and 'Mr. Robert Schenck.
?' Special guests of Mr. and , ::.. ,,.. . . . , .
, into the orbit of society with-.'
Mrs. Buchanan Were Mr. and ? . mrs. , a
Don id' Quarles was '
, out a carpet of her oWri to
, ? 7 iMrs. Huston Thompson. Not there,. as WertyMr. and Mrs. L
receive on.. ? , gi, .0. Prank' Waldrop the ' Anibas- i
, The rug ' was .a, -sniall,. j:inly is Mr:, 'Thompson the ..? - , .. .!>.? ?
oriental one but-ti the, prola 0. cfather-irWaW of Mr. Buthaii- Sador Of faiernbotut and Mrs.;
lem was where to' put It fan's kn's pretleCessor, Ambassador Heisbourg, Greek Ainbassa-?
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First, and to the _point, li 0.??john . 'Farr Simmons, but
dorLiatis.-Deputy- Chief off
..mePro!Clenr".
I was out in the garden under -4,thrb'ugh friendship he also otacot Conger, "MO
' Ithe old oak .tree and where plaYed'a part in' the Buchan l: and MrS. William FitzGerald,I
, Mrs. Buchanan and - her iiii "Courtship. !He told Mral Mr. and Mrs. Roy, St. Lewis,
the turf. I
,out sinking their pastel! i. her hand.' : ? Mrs. Chiribri'ga.. , i ? '.1 ?
Ambassador of Ecuador and.
Mr. Clifford Folger 'and the;
Aiiichanan's father that 14
' 'daughter could receive the
Several, hundred guests with/ ..; I3uthanan Was about to ask
Lady Lewis Was there ohati
heeled slippers into rf. ,' Others there were the ,' Mn-?
, Then came a aeries of .''' hassador of Ceylon and Mrs. ting With former Italian Aml
black clouds and 'Aapi of "- YGunewarderie, Mrs. Edward
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thtmder and the carpet fie* Finkenstaedf,- who was chat- bassador and Mrs.- Augusto
' Rosso:4Mrr-Rosgo said that
she and herluiSband will be
off on the ,,15th for their. villa
Mrs. Jack Porter. .outside Florence and will not
Mr. and Mrs. Burks ,Sumt,' be back until.late . Stop-
mers Were there saying that
they were off in a few daya
to visit their son and daugh-,
ter-in-law, the Paid Sum,:
mers. Mrs. Paul Summers is
the former. Jill Faulkner, -
daughter of Nobel Prize win-
ning,, author William Faulk-
ner.
,The senior Mrs. ,Summers
reported that her son is now
the City Attorney in Char-
lottesville, Va., and a. Repub-
lican to boot. .
Enjoying the pretty scene
were Representative and Mrs,
for Miss Buchanan 'on the. Albert Thomas, Mrs. Harry
14th. She will also be honored 'Parsons Erwin and French
et a dance ,on the 21st to be
Minister and Mme. Robert
given by Postmaster General* Valeta'.
and Mrs. Summerfield at the Also there were Gen. and
Chevy Chase Club. Mrs. Leigh Wade, Gen. and
The ,President's son, John Mrs. Wade Haislip, Mr. and
Eisenhower, was one of the Mrs. Edgar Morris, Mrs.
first guests at yesterday's
t almost unaided into. the ting with Mr.s. F,mlen Davies;
'glassed terrace o(the_ house Engineer Commissioner and
for its important role , Mrs. A. ?bit Welling, Mrs.
-'" Hunter_Druili and Mr. and
Back under the Oak ? ?
Guests 'arrived,' the sun
? caine out, no.'fain fell, and
her Persian Majesty' nestled
onCe again under the oak
tree?on one side a support
from the !soggy_ turf for the
blond Buchanan twosome
and on the other to be a
meeting ground for Bonnie
to-be'introduced to Scores of
her arents' friends. ,
The reception' yesterday
afternoon was the first of
the. two debut parties the
Buchanans will give for their
daughter during the ,"Little
Season." A dance is planned
party and., he was being
called Coloneljor almost the
first time.: ,/ ? ?
U. Col: EisenhoWer reported
that his prettY ,brunette wife
Barbara waS at their place in
Randall Hagner, ,Mr. and
Mrs. George Bunker and Mrs.
Robert LeBaron.
? Former' Director of the
'Budget 'and Mrs. Percival
Brundage were there (She
looking very, chic in 'pale
Gettysburg which: :adjoins green), as were Mrs. George
bower's farm.
'President and 'Mrs'' Eigen-
-Maurice Morris, Miss Made-
- 'Thine, Austin, Mr. and Mrs.
"I have the children on the Leslie'Biffie, Justice and Mrs.
farm, where they seem to be, Tom Clark,And retired Jus-
etter off than in Washing- tice and Mrs., Stanley Reed.
ton," reported the President's
?
son. -- ? Miller Celebration .
,
t'However, it isn't So good The party wast,a real cele-
fin' me?I don't see them bration for Mr. and Mrs. Dale
enough," he said adding that Miller, who were observing
the ?President's -four, grand- their 21st wedding anniver-
children seem to grow almost sary. Dale said that his wife
a foot each week. But Cal, was finally giving him the
Eisenhower said that he felt, right to vote "in the house, ?
that there was a much more that is". And as for theales-
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ping for a word with the Ros-
sos were :Secretary of the
Smithsonian fristitutiOn and
Mrs. Leonard Carmichael,
who plan a trip themselves
to Florence in October(
Sidney a:nd,:seVeral:niem-
bers of his Orchestra' PlaSed
background. Music. 3
Her Big Bag- ? ,
Also at the party were Mr.
Daniel Bell with his daughter
Kathleen Be 11, ?Assbciate
White House Press Secretary
Anne Wheaton, Mr. Smith
Bowman, DeptitylDirectomof
.Lla_._cAlaelL Sec-
fetif-y ofthe Army rd Mrs.
Wilber Brucker, Irish Am-
bassador Hearne, Mrs. Ralph
Becker and scores more.
It was a big day for pretty
_
Bonnie Buchanan, :who ior
her, afternoon party ?wore'
a' white organdy short dress'
highlighted with bright blue
applique. For in the receiv-
ing line -as *snetsWitchedlbou-
, quets'J?frOm;: nian3; admirers
she always proudly shoSved,
off a beautiful diamond
bracelet,
- It had' been her mother's;
,-but Bonnie ha,d it and ,not
just for her debut?but for
her own graduation from
Holton-Arnis. ? '
Mrs. Buchanan wore a sea
:green afternoon dress of -or,
ganza which -was highlighted
with a bow at her waist. And
It ,wastitia, bad day for her'
as she heard over and over
again "that's your sister not
your daughter.'
Mr. Buchanan said, "I defy
the weather." He did and
the sun, came out for his
daughter's party.