Mrs. Leslie. 1962—so, it was in 1962. As I said, I am not sure which year it was—it was so long ago. Since that I have never seen him—I just have seen them once.
Mr. Jenner. This was a meeting at George Bouhe's house?
Mrs. Leslie. At George Bouhe's house—where he lives—I could be wrong.
Mr. Jenner. Was it during the daytime or the evening?
Mrs. Leslie. No, sir; it was in the daytime, you know, but I don't know exactly—I can't mention what hour it was, but it was in some entertainment, you know, some wine and a few things, and there was this couple with their baby, which was Oswald and his wife.
Mr. Jenner. Who was there in addition to yourself and Mr. Bouhe?
Mrs. Leslie. Mrs. Meller. From there we went to Mrs. Meller's house for dinner, so I presume it was something—3 o'clock or 4 o'clock that we were over at Mr. Bouhe's place, and then we went to Mrs. Meller's place for dinner.
Mr. Jenner. And who was present on that occasion?
Mrs. Leslie. There was a few people which I didn't know actually, I tell you—when I was introduced to Oswald—I didn't catch his name, his last name. They called them Lee and Marina, you know, and he didn't impress me very much.
Mr. Jenner. Tell us about that.