Formal Dinner
Is Given for
Queen Mother
Washington (U.R) The na
tion's capital today planned en
terainment fit for a queen
visiting Queen Mother Elizabeth
of England.
A plush press reception at
Washington's Statler hotel and
a private White House dinner
were on today's schedule for the
mother of great Britain's reign
ing Queen Elizabeth II."
The widow of King George
VI spent her first night in Wash
ington at the White House after
attending a formal dinner there
in her honor Thursday night.
At the affair, the queen mother
sat between President Eisenhow
er and Chief Justice Earl War
ren. On her arrival at the White
House Thursday, she greeted
President and Mrs. Eisenhower
as old friends. The President
beamed and saidj "Your Majesty,
it's wonderful to see you again."
Mr. Eisenhower also gave a
warm welcome to two of her
ladies in waiting whom he had
met previously.
The queen mother was escort-
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Mrs. Earl Warren, wife of the U.S. Supreme Court chief
justice, bows in greeting to Queen Mother Elizabeth who was
guest of honor at a dinner of the English Speaking Union held
at the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York.
ed to the White House by Secre
tary of State John' Foster Dulles,
who met her at the airport along
with the ambassadors of the
British Commonwealth nations.
A swarm of children also were
on hand to greet her with bows,
curtsies and handshakes.
The queen mother, who last
visited Washington with her hus
band in 1939, will move to the
British Embassy on Saturday
and spend several days making
the rounds of formal parties at
the Commonwealth embassies.
She will visit colonial Williams
burg, Va., next Wednesday and
Thursday and will fly to Canada
on Friday.
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Alexandra Danilova, world famous Russian-born prima bal
lerina, assisted by a company of three, will appear here tomorrow
at the Medford Senior High school auditorium. The program, first
in the season for Jackson County Civic Music association,, will
begin at 8 p.m. and members are asked to note the earlier hour.
Dancing with Madame Dam-1
lova will be Koman jasmsKy,
Michael Maule and Moscelyne
Larkin. '
Danilova has attained the most
exalted rank in her profession.
In the ballet world, as in the
army, there is a rank system
through which dancers progress.
Beginning with the corps de bal
let, a girl becomes next a cory
phee, a semi-soloist, and finally
a ballerina. Very few ever reach
the exalted rank of prima bal
lerina, a rank which corresponds
to that of general in the army.
In the days of the imperial court
in Russia, the czars would ele
vate a prima ballerina to the
rank of prima ballerina assoluta,
or absolute ballerina. Critics and
the American public have now
elevated Danilova to this rank.
She is the only dancer trained
at the famed Russian Theatrical
school who is now dancing out
side of the Soviet Union. After
coming to this country she be
came prima ballerina of the Bal
let Russe de Monte Carlo, danc
ing all of the famous ballets
and others created for her, and
she has appeared as guest artist
with the major ballet companies
of the world. Within the past
year she has danced in London,
New York, Chicago and Mon
treal, and toured Japan last sum
mer. Roman Jasinsky, formerly
maitre de ballet and premier
danseur of the Ballet Russe de
Monte Carlo, is a native of War
saw and was trained in that
country. He has appeared in
Leonide Massine productions,
with George Balanchine's com
pany as premier danseur and
was an original member of the
de Basil Ballet Russe which has
toured several countries. Last
year he was the partner of Alicia
Markova and Tomara Touma
nova. Jaskinsky's wife, Moscelyne
Larkin, is a native of Oklahoma,
being the daughter of a Russian
mother and an American Indian
father. Miss Larkin, who studied
with Mordkin, Vilzak - Shollar
and Celli, has toured Europe,
South America and the United
States with the original Ballet
Russe. Later she joined the Bal
let Russe de Monte Carlo, danc
ing leading roles, and in 1952
joined the Ballet Russe de Monte
Carlo Concert company with her
husband.
The fourth members of the
company, Michael Maule, was
born in Durban, South Africa, of
Scotch and English parentage
and is considered one of the
pioneers of the dance in South
Africa. After serving four years
in the Navy during World War
II, Maule joined the New York
City ballet as principal dancer
and was with the company three
years. He has danced with Janet
Reed, formerly of Medford and
now a dance star, and with
Maria Tallchief in "Firebird."
Costume Party
Given by Offords
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Offord, Old
Stage road, entertained Friday
evening at their home for their
sons, Lynn, Gene and Steven.
About 50 grade school students
attended and the event was a
masquerade party.
Mrs. Offord furnished organ
music for dancing and refresh
ments were served. Mr. Offord
took charge of the games and
prizes were awarded.
Friday. November 5, 1954
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bethel session,
and members of the Masonic
lodge are invited to attend as
special guests.
Halloween Dance Given by Bethel
Central Point A Halloween . ber 11 during a
party and dance followed the
last meeting of Bethel 38, Job's
Daughters, with members of
Crater chapter, DeMolay, as
guests.
Misses Anita Conger, Nadra
Moore and Sally Elden made up
the decorations committee and
refreshments were served by the
Misses Vicki Noel, Narla Ab
bott, Jeanette Purdy, Sheila Do
lenshek and Sara Turner, assist
ed by Mrs. Victor Noel.
During the business meeting
bethel members planned an elec
tion night dinner, and the date
for installation was set for De
cember 27.
Mrs. Mary Moore was chosen
bethel grandmother.
Initiation will be held Novem-
Auxiliary Entertains
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Camp White Members of
the Camp White post, Veterans
of Foreign Wars, were entertain
ed by members of the auxiliary
to Phillips post, VFW, Ashland,
at a meeting Wednesday eve
ning. Ashland pupils of Mrs. Eve
Prentice gave a program of
music.
Department and - district visit
ors were MrV and Mrs. Harry
Birch, Mrs. Fred Lawrence, Mrs.
Tom Lafferty, Mrs. Harry Neu
man and Mrs. Chauncey Page.
Refreshments were served.
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