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Page 1 8-. Nov. 23, 1 966 Tuberculosis Test Dec. 5 MJUMlHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIMIIIIilHIIIIIIIIIW Feminine Logic 1 SUZY KNICKERBOCKER Wedding of 14 Year Old Romina Power Delayed The annual tuberculosis testing program of Abraham Lincoln High School will take place Monday, Dec. 5.

All parents of 10th and 12th grade students and all students new to Saa Francisco schools are. urged to take the test as part of the all-out Health Program. The test is harmless and painless, is read in 62 hours, and indicates whether a child has been exposed to anyone with active TB, or has acquired the germs. Any parents who care to assist with the program may call the Nurse's Office, 566-1619, extension 27. THE TROUBLE with love is that it throwfc off whoever is in it.

Jean Flynn Shop Stoneetown and Marin tonight 4 NEW YORK Fourteen-year-old Romina Power's wedding to rock singer Stanislas Balthus has been postpone d. Romina, the daughter of i a Chris-tlan and the late Tyrone Power, is making a film, "The Certified Virgin," In Rome, and the producer thought with a title like that it might be the better part of discretion to hold off the marriage until the picture is in the can. The bridegroom-to-be is something else practically shoulder-length hair, super avant-garde, that sort of thing. Just the sort of thing that you've always dreamed about for your 14-year-old-dausMer. Around town or on the go wear i.mw u.ir i a no-muss, no-tuss Uaire littany i I i f.

Arnel jersey with youthful airs PRINCE GONZALO Y. remembers him what sins are committed in your name!) will receive daily rations of milk and raw liver for the rest of their lives. After a life of scrounging, what sheer heaven! I don't know about Bardot's and Sine's quali-ifications as cat fanciers, but Leonor Fini is without compare. She won't walk across the street unless she's carrying a cat, and usually it's a basketful of them. She travels with a basketful of men, too, and usually appears in pants.

Talk about your Paris monuments. His Royal Highness Don Gonzalo de Borbon will be the guest of honor at the fourth Anniversary Ball of the Americana Hotel in San Juan, Puerto Rico. Gonzalo wants to stop over in New York for a few days on his way back to Madrid. He lived here for a year studying banking several years ago. At that time he was linked with most of the young ladies in town.

And some of their mothers. He hadn't even met them. They say Virna Lisi is at the Palm Bay Club in Miami with her husband, Granco Pesci. And Alexander Onassis, son of the Marchioness of Blandford and Aristotle Onassis, is flying in from London for the holidays. Traveling for the holidays? Planningabusy town life? Slip into an easy-care, no-wrinkle, drip-dry Claire Tiffany in Arnel triacetate jersey.

Styled with new, young-looking freshness, they come out looking like new washing after washing. ROMINA POWER Discreet delay Callas back for a solo concert to help keep culture in the garment district. They should hold high so long. Brigitte Bardot, painter Leonor Fini and designer Sine are members of a jury who will pick tliree champions among thousands of stray felines roaming through the streets and byways of Paris. (We refer, of course, to the four-legged kind.) The winners in three categories handsomest, most charming and, get ready, longest alley cat in a contest sponsored by a Paris publisher (ah, circulation Jean and Tommy Tailt are giving a dinner for and Countess Rudi Crespi from Rome on Nov.

29, the night after the Capote Caper. Can't you hear the post-mortems already? a the week the city will be flooded with aristocratic foreigners come to partake of Truman's hospitality. As a sidelight on the Age of Affluence, do you know that some of the lady guests are paying $200 for their masks? And that Rosie1 Chisholm and Anne Ford were about to wear the same black Dior until they inadvertently discovered the near-disaster? You've got to be on your toes every minute every minute. Janet Flanner, the famous "Genet" of the New Yorker, is being fitted by Castillo in Paris for Truman's bal masque. Janet's ever so thrilled because it's her first time at a major ball.

Walter Lipp-man is coming, too. And the Sinatras. Mia and Frank. The Plaza will jump six feet in the air that night. Licia Alhane.se and her husband, Joseph Gimma, held a strategy session at the Colony with members of The Committee to Save the Old Met from the axe.

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The 17 young women who will curtsy Dec. 20 at the Peacock Gap Country Club during the fifth annual Maria Debutante Cotillion, have chosen their escorts. a i 1 it was announced they will be introduced by Judge Jordan Martinelli, community leader and descendant of one of Maria's early settlers. The ball is a benefit sponsored by the Marin Charitable Foundation, which raises money to support agencies serving youth. Following is a list of the debs, the names of their escorts and of the boys' parents: Joan Douglas Ashby, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Richard A. Ash-by, Kentfield. Susan de Berry Stephen Novacek; Mr. and Mrs.

Victor J. Novacek, Mill Valley. Nancy Dickson 2nd Lt. William K. Shepard; Mr.

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Box seats at $6 each are now on sale for the opening performance on Saturday, Dec. 17. The second per-formance will be on Wednesday, Dec. 21. Tickets may be obtained by mail or telephone order from Mrs.

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