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(Continued from Page 4) the sunken garden at our feet, Virginia and I thought that seldom had we enjoyed such lavish hospitality.
The most distinguished ot our fellow guests was Madame Pandit, sister of the late Jawaharlal Nehru and aunt of the present prime minister. Indira Gandhi. We felt highly honored. We saw before us a white- haired little lady in a black and white sari, who talked to her acquaintances with quiet animation. The Englishlanguage press, in India and abroad, has been full of stories of her differences of opinion with her niece. But a social occasion was no time for political questions. In ones and tw%s* we introduced ourselves and withdrew, to hover around with clicking cameras. No new experience. I am sure, for Madame Pandit.
Then we were called to lunch. At a long table on one side of the lawn, cooks were baking fresh bread for us before our eyes—thin, crisp, curling sheets of unleavened bread—a delightful Indian custom. They twirled the dough in the air, with the gracefully dramatic gestures of a Roman waiter at his coffee-machine, and brought
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