The Washington times., 1933-08-21
NEW YORK, Aug. 81,

Mrs. Stillman Rockefeller, ac-
tive leader of the birth control
movement in Greenwich, Conn,
will fill the bassinet Shortly!. -.
Rafe L. Sterner, president Of
the National Academy of Music
and Arts, and Marguerite Ire
lawney, dtr. of william L. Ster-
ling, Standard Oil exec, elope
any day now-they took out
their license in Greenwich Mon
day. "A Broadway partnership
Of years was smashed the other
night in London when Charlie
Farrell socked Chick Endor on
the chin in a heated squabble
and was socked back, as a
result of which both gents were
forced to remain away several
nights from their club engage
ment. .Mayito Menocal, son of
Cuba's ex-president, and an
exile since 1880, returns to the
island next wk. for active par
ticipation in the present govern
ment. The roulette wheel took
Jock Whitney for 20 gees the
other night and the hosSes and
the wheel shared Subway
Builder Sam Rosoff for a like
sum. incidentally, young Willie
Vanderbilt, who comes into his
vast fortune shortly, has been
winning consistently - but his
bets average about fin a race
Lillian Saxon (Mrs. Bert
6chrein), Martin Beck's exec.
Sec'y, fills the baSSinet some
day next month. . With Art Jar
rett, Chicagoan Hillman and
Junior Laemmle in discard, Flea
nor Holm, romance-free tempo
rarily, flew to the Coast yester-
day to close her Hollywood home
and returns within the fortnite
to remain in the East. From
Monte Carlo drifts the report
that the local troupe imported
from Broadway is breaking up
with several of the principals
on their way back home. Liz
Whitney (Mrs. Jock Whitney,,
owner of one of the largest
strings of nags at Saratoga has
taken it on the chin completely
this season-not a single winner
:. Freak Broadway attraction:
Every night at 6 o'clock, comely
gal stops in front of Lindy's
window where large pic. of H.
Richman is prominently dis
played and for IS minutes talks
to it and throws kisses at the
picture. Mabel Swor and Har-
old Haas have effected their
weekly reconciliation.
Borrah Minevitch has zlitched
for practically his entire bank
roll in recent Wailin' Wall ope-
rations. With plans practically
set for her return to Manhat-
tan nitehoorayerie, Techs Gui-
nan wires me she may open in
Hollywood instead. . aside to
Louise Brooks, featured role in
picture awaiting you-communi-
cate with Meyer Davis offices)
=. .Playboy Guy Loomis is back
In town after long exile-and
the parties have started. "A
new type of weekend cruise,
with prominent Broadwayites
sponsoring, will take off on
Friday nights with return
scheduled early Monday morn
ings-and everyt hin G wide
open. Young John Shubert
has quit Harvard Law School
course to devote himself to his
pappy's biz. Virginia Lloyd
(ex-June Noon. scheduled to
elope Salty with the corset
emir, Walter Weingarten. won't
she got herself banged up in
an auto crash Tuesday mite
and the merger is delayed until
the bruises heal. Publishing
romance: Evelyn Harter, nd.
Of the mfr. dept. of Smith &
Haas will nuptialize shortly
with Tony Gluck, nd. of the
mfr. dept. of Harcourt-Brace. =.
Rose Miller, of the theatrical
Millers (Mrs. Arthur Price, is
knitting booties.
A litter to me is Don Alva-
radios flaming pash for Boots
Mallory these days out on the
coast. Some aSons ago,
when Boots was one of the un-
important nudes at the Holly.
wood Restaurant, Alvarado was
among those in a party to
whom she was introduced
AlvaradO merely tilted an eye
brow, muElbled Glad to
meetcha" and then turned his
back on her. The frereS
George and Marcel LeMaze
have patched up their feud.
RumOr that one of the larger
brewerieS has been sold to a
leading beverage company for
100000 cash with announce
ment to be published within
the month Warner Bros. execS
insist their forthcoming flicker,
''VOItaire," with George ArliSs
Is a subtle slap at Hitler-in
the film, scenes are shown of
the burning of VOltaire's books
by Louis the 18th. Frances
panZ monarch, the subsequent
boycott by VOltaire followers,
etc. Leon BeIaScO has found
q use for worn-Out IaZOr blades.
he shaves with 'em.
The first time a Broadway
column has ever reported ro-
nance of this type: Sidney Fox
q barker at Luna Park, and
Frances Schneider, former Shu-