THEY PLAYED CHOP STICKS

• Document Type: CREST
• Collection: General CIA Records
• Document Number (FOIA) /ESDN (CREST): CIA-RDP68-00046R000200240067-9
• Release Decision: RIPPUB
• Original Classification: K
• Document Page Count: 1
• Document Creation Date: December 23, 2016
• Document Release Date: March 19, 2014
• Sequence Number: 67
• Publication Date: December 23, 1957
• Content Type: OPEN SOURCE

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AT FIRST glance, holly
and chopsticks may' seem an
odd combination. But, the
two joined 'forces and made
a delightful young folks'
? party Saturday evening at
the Fort Myer quarters of
' Air . Force Gen. and Mrs.
Curtis LeMay.
The house was decked
With boughs of holly, plus a
stunning floor-to-c eiling
tree trimmed in silver and
variOus shades of pink, for
the event given by the Le-
Mays' home-for-the-holidays
*daughter, Jane.
But, when the 50 guests
? lined up for supper, there
wasn't a turkey or cranberry
In sight. On the buffet was
a delectable Chinese dinner.
There were egg roll. stuffed
with pheasant, Duck Can-
tonese, chicken chow mein
. with almonds and sweet-sour
perk. And, dished up right
along with the exotic
Orien-
tal dishes, were the chop-
sticks. . ?
? "I'LL HAVE to go out in
the kitchen and use a fork
or I won't get anything to
eat," cried pretty Katie Ca-
bell, daughTerr-'`oi: Ie.--
'and Mrs. Charles Cabell. ?
ended' Welinfier
Air Force Qapt. Dick Twin-
ing (his father is Chairman
of the Joint Chiefs) gave
Katie and a few others a--
quick lesson in the chop-
stick arts. Dick is just back
from duty in the Hawaiian,
islands.
Eating their supper to-
gether were Robin Van Hou-
ten-whose father, is Com-
manding General of the Mil-
itary District of Mashing-
ton and Clay Byers. Robin,.
a student at darlton College,
said she was transferring to
Georgetown University to
enter their Foreign, Service
School. ?
, Hostess Jane?who wore a
Christmas green dress for
her party?ate her supper
with Annapolis Midshipman
Chris Naguin. A student at
Stephens in Missouri, Jane
had asked some of her class-
mates to drop by for the fun.
Among them were blonde
Chartley Ward?in a red
velvet sheath trimmed in
White mink and 'Sabra
:Krepper, who lives. in Ciik,
einnati.
?
BEFORE suppEri, the
guests were entertained by
the "Four Saints"?a'coinedy
quartet who entered the Air
Force eight months ago.
They enlisted as a- -group
right from a night club en-
gagement at Las Vegas.'
A
Anna polis firstclassman
? Tom Jacobs was there With ,
his drag, Mary Lawton,
whose father is Lt. Gen. Wil-
liam Lawton, Comptroller of ?
the Army.
Another Army brat, Kath- '
ie.Kirkpatrick (she, too, is. a
Stephens' student) was with'
Duke student John Harrel- ,
son. West Pointers joining
in the merrymaking includ- I
ed "Skipper" Schow,- son of
Director of Army .Intelli-
gence and Mrs. Robert:
Schow; and Chuak Cabell.
Also ther'Pfinceton
Student, George Lewis?son
erier'sT
of Lt. Gen and Mrs. Millard
Lewis -- Nathan Twining,, ?
home from Oberlin for the, _
holidays, and Carol Sias.
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