Guests at President’s Dinner for Prince, Princess of Wales

\o7 WASHINGTON\f7 â€”  Guests at the White House dinner given by President and Mrs. Reagan on Saturday night in honor of Prince Charles and Princess Diana:

Oliver Wright, British ambassador to the United States, and Lady Wright.

John Riddell, the prince’s private secretary.

Michael Shea, the Royal Family’s press secretary.

David Roycroft, assistant private secretary to the prince.

Anne Beckwith-Smith, lady-in-waiting to the princess.

Lt. Cmdr. Peter Eberle, personal attendant to the prince.

Princess Yasmin Aga Khan, daughter of the Aga Khan and Rita Hayworth.

Leonore Annenberg, former U.S. chief of protocol.

Brooke Astor, New York heiress and philanthropist.

Robert B. Ballard, finder of the wreck of the Titanic, and Marjorie Ballard.

Mikhail Baryshnikov of the American Ballet Theatre.

Betsy Bloomingdale of Los Angeles.

Daniel J. Boorstin, librarian of Congress, and Ruth Boorstin.

J. Carter Brown, director of the National Gallery of Art, and Pamela Brown.

William F. Buckley Jr., columnist, and Patricia Buckley.

Capt. Jacques-Yves Cousteau, marine explorer.

Edwin L. Cox, Dallas oil industrialist.

Michael K. Deaver, lobbyist and former White House aide, and Carolyn Deaver.

Philippe de Montebello, director of New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, and Edith de Montebello.

Neil Diamond, singer, and Marcia Diamond.

Clint Eastwood, actor.

William Stamps Farish, Kentucky horse farm owner, and Sarah Farish.

Suzanne Farrell, ballerina, and Paul Mejia, choreographer.

Malcolm S. Forbes, magazine publisher, and Moira Forbes Mumma, his daughter.

Helen Frankenthaler, artist.

Ted Graber, interior designer.

Rupert Hambro, chairman of Hambro’s Bank of London, and Robin Hambro.

Dorothy Hamill, Olympic gold medal figure skater, and Dean Paul Martin, actor.

Drue Heinz, wife of Henry J. Heinz II, chairman of H.J. Heinz Co., Pittsburgh.

David Hockney, artist.

Estee Lauder, cosmetics magnate, New York.

Andrew L. Lewis Jr., chairman, Warner Amex Cable Communications Inc., and Marilyn Lewis.

Steve Lundquist, Olympic gold medal swimmer.

Larry McMurtry, author.

James G. Niven, son of the late British actor David Niven, and Fernanda Niven.

Norman Parkinson, photographer, and Wanda Parkinson.

I.M. Pei, architect, and Eileen Pei.

Charles Price II, U.S. ambassador to Britain, and Carol Price.

Leontyne Price, opera singer, and Brig. Gen. George B. Price (ret.), her brother.

Maureen Reagan, daughter of the President, and Dennis Revell.

Dr. Jonas E. Salk, discoverer of polio vaccine, and Francoise Salk.

Tom Selleck, actor, and Jillie Mack.

Rear Adm. (ret.) Alan B. Shepard, astronaut, and Louise Shepard.

Beverly Sills, opera singer, and Peter B. Greenough, her husband.

John Travolta, actor.

Peter Ueberroth, baseball commissioner, and Virginia Ueberroth.

Peter Ustinov, actor, and Helene Ustinov.

Gloria Vanderbilt, New York heiress and designer.

Charles Z. Wick, director of the U.S. Information Agency, and Mary Jane Wick.

James B. Wyeth, artist, and Phyllis Wyeth.

Jerome Zipkin, New York socialite.