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LEE GRAHAM'S MAN ABOUT TOWN Norma Doolittle, Karen and Richard Carpenter, and James A. Doolittle at party following the Carpenters’ Greek Theatre opening hosted by the Doolittles. Foreign Press Reception The Hollywood Foreign Press Association gave a large and swinging reception honoring their new officers and Board of Directors. The Star on the Roof at the Beverly Hilton was a good setting for all sorts of dancing by the international set . . . Greek, Israeli, rhumbas, and Sambas. Did I hear a Waltz? Peggy Ann Garner, tanned and cute, got a nice reception. She’s working hard as a Buick saleslady, but if the right part came up, she’d return to acting. Others were Pamela Powell (Miss Golden Globe), Lee and Huntz Hall, Paul Lynde, thinner from working so hard on his new series, Elena Verdugo and her husband of a few months, Dr. Charles Rosewall. Edana Romney Garden Party British ladies have long been known for their charms. Edana Romney is a perfect example. Her fame as a hostess is wide spread and it was easy to see why at her garden party honoring Shirley Lord, beauty editor of Harper’s Bazaar. Edana personally attended to every detail including the festive decorations, lavish buffet and carefully thought out guest list. The attractive hostess always casts her parties so there is a great blend of warmth and friendship. Ann Rutherford and William Dozier, in the throes of a marital mix-up (he says he didn’t intend to file for divorce — just forgot he had signed papers) were together. Favorites of the evening were newlyweds Marian Nixon and Ben Lyon. As Louella Parsons frequently wrote about another actress, “Marian never looked lovelier.” After World War II, Ben and his late wife, Bebe Daniels, made their home in London. Ben is back home to stay and the Lyons have taken up residence in Beverly Hills. Doolittle Party for Carpenters Karen and Richard Carpenter brought their clean sound to the Greek Theatre. Their appeal is refreshing in this era of hard rock, funky sounds, and outlandish dress. Three years ago with “Close To You” and the prophetically titled “We’ve Only Just Begun,” the siblings embarked on a spectacular career. Norma and James Doolittle gave a deüghtful party in their Trousdale home following the Carpenter’s