Evening star. [volume], November 15, 1963, Page D-8, Image 68

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THE EVENING STAR
Washington, 0 C
Friday, Norember 15, 1963
Mrs. Keyes
Discusses
New Book
Members of the Guild of
St. Frances of Rome met at
the Sulgrave Club yesterday
to hear a talk riven by au
thoress Frances Parkinson
Keyes
Mrs Keyes* new book,
"Three Ways of Love," deals
with the lives of St. Arnes.
St. Catherine of Siena and
St. Frances of Rome. The
authoress’ talk dealt with the
latter.
The Guild is a Roman
Catholic group that meets
once a week to hear a spirit
ual talk either by a priest or
a layman.
Pakistan
Coffee
Fete Held
Begum G. Ahmed, wife of
the Ambassador of Pakistan,
entertained at a coffee and
film showing yesterday
morning at the embassy.
The ranking guests includ
ed Mrs. Lyndon Johnson,
Mrs. Dean Rusk, Mrs. George
Ball. Mrs. John J. Sparkman
and Mrs. Ross E. Adair.
The color movie was on
Gandhara Art and was pro
duced by the Department of
Films and Publications of the
Government of Pakistan.
The Gandhara country, lying
in the northwest of Pakistan,
was the center of Buddhist
culture from the first centu
ry B. C. to the second centu
ry A. D.
Among some of the other
guests were Mrs. Joseph Sill
Clark. Lady Michael West.
Lady Howard Beale. Mrs.
Phillips Talbot, Mrs. David E.
Bell. Mrs. W. O. Hall, Mrs.
John Parker Van Zandt. Mrs.
Edgar A. Mowrer and Mrs.
Henry Slegbert of White
Plains, N. Y, who with her
husband, is a houseguest at
the embassy.
Cabinet Wife
Is Honored
Mrs. Anthony J. Celebreeze,
wife of the Secretary of
Health, Education and Wel
fare, and secretary of the
National Council of Camp
Fire Girls, Inc., received the
highest honor of the organ
ization, the Wohelo Order, re
cently.
Wo he 10, watch-word of
Camp Fire Girls, is composed
of the first two letters of the
words, Work, Health, and
Love.
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