The Washington times., 1934-04-21

Rhode Islands Senator, was host
to q group Of his young collegiates
.. Representative Robert F. Rich
occupied his customary corner. 1.
Ex-Representative william r..
Eaton Of Colorado, who used to
live at Wardman, back to visit and
gathered a few old friends for a
reunion Wednesday night. Col.
and Mrs. Robert w. (NRA) Lea
gave a birthday party for their
daughter, who was 20, and the
group Of young debS and King
Smith studio students added
beauty and color to Thursday
nights festivities. The Capitals
younger set surrounding hostess
and recent sub-deb Jane Catherine
McKnew. .on next Friday q fash
ion show with many Of Washing
toms most striking bellies slated to
model. -
Serenade BrusiIoff
They serenaded Leon Brusiloff
at Madrillon Thursday night. He
dropped in, minus his appendix
and well on the way to recovery.
In fact, his recovery program
worked out so we'll he was back
waving the stick over the band
last night and bowed low to @
royal welcome from the regulars.
One of the overenthusiastic
dancers got tangled up with the
professionals, and they all did a
rhumba together. On the floor.
Hey, hey.
Nothing If not cosmopolitan is
the Madrillon atmosphere. Thus,
at two adjoining tables this week,
we noticed Cueva del Rio, the
gifted Mexican artist, who is COW
ering the Mexican Embassy walls
with modernistic murals, and Col.
E. M. Thomson, the Canadian war
hero, who, more currently. is go
ing for developing the gold min
ing resources Of Canada.
Colonial Opens
The Colonial Hotel opens the
doors Of its new cocktail lounge
today at 4. This new rendezvous,
called. appropriately, the Colonial
Room, will cater to luncheon,
cocktail hour, dinner and supper
guests.
A comely hostess in Colonial cos
tune will greet you. The decora-
tions are in manner of the pre-
revolutionary days, the walls of
unpainted pine, with chairs and
tables in keeping with the scheme.
Crescent Rathskeller
The Crescent Cafe, at 723 Four
teenth St., announces the opening
of their new Rathskeller. The re.
sort is described as an informal
nook, with easy chairs, colorful
wall decorations and subdued
lights. A hostess will be on hand
to see to your comfort.
Cay at -Hi-Hat
The Ambassador Hotels Hi-Hat
Cafe was looking very prosperous
the other night. It had it's full
quota of festival visitors, and was
jammed to the doors.
Mae West is glorified in the
drink of the week." Her favorite
boy friend. ''tall, dark n ham
some." is the title of the concoc-
ton. It is composed of rum, port
wine, sugar and fresh fruit. A
couple Of those and you won't need
an invitation to "come up and see
me some time"
Observed enjoying the melodies
Of the Hawaiians (who, in
cidentally, recently made their
radio debut), during the past
week were: Major Fred z. Yancey,
Of the F. r. v. Yanceys; jeff Bliss.
Rhode Island attorney; Miss Iris
Woodward, Miss Trixie Combs,
r. F. Woodill, j. T. Bedish. Jimmy
Bergen and Dolph Atherton, ace
golfer Of G. w. U.
Jolly Heigh-Ho
Entirely new routines are being
employed by the talented Can
sinos, Spanish ballroom dancers,
at the Heigh-Ho Club.
Swinging into a busy week at
Pete MaciaS' gay night club and
restaurant, this team seems to
grow in the estimation of their
many admirers. Whether it be