The Washington times., 1935-12-02
NOW
Dern Picks Up
Monkeys
BORAH FIT"
BY HELEN ESSARY

(See also kellogg Peace FaCC., eICJ
and his Britannia Majesty's Am
bassador, Sir Ronald Lindsay,
breezy from long walk, were seen
but unfortunately not heard in
earnest conversation on the sofa
in Mr.. Eugene Meyers library the
, day the lovely Miss Catherine
Meyer mad her debut.
Mrs. William E. Borah, looking
very handsome, was discovered in
agreeable talk with Mrs. Kellogg
in smart, slick black.
Mrs. Borah said the Senator
hadn't been so we'll in years.
democratic presidential cam
paign managers please take note).
Somebody, so 1 understood, had
sent Mr.. Kellogg a copy of a car
toon from Punch showing an
emaciated Kaiser Wilhelm saying
to a bellicose Mussolini-"Better
take care. 1 defied public opin-
ion."
Donald Richberg, about to un-
dertake the public defense of the
present administration, is soon to
debate with Patrick j. Hurley.
Secretary of War Dern is bring
ing home from the Philippines
a collection of Eastern monkeys
who See no evil. hear no evil,
and speak no evil"
Every monkey, understand, is
20 Democrat.
The opening of the Frick Gal
lery in New York on December
II will interest many Washing
tonians. This gallery, which con-
tains among its exhibits the
nous Fragonard room, has
been created in the remodelled
Henry Clay Frick Mansion on
Fifth Avenue.
Mrs. McCook Knox. whose in
terest in early Colonial portraits
and documents has helped de-
velop the splendid Frick Art Ref,
erence Library. will go to New
York for the opening.
Gossip that newspaper CORE
Spondents and other gentlemen
who help make political wheels
go round are already engaging
rooms in Philadelphia in antici'
patton of the Democratic Con.
Vention there next summers
quite true.
Story that the nifty new Span
ish number about to replace old
jigsaW railroad station at Pasa-
dena CHollywood California is to
|. equipped with automatic loud
speaker which says as the film
stars depart for Reno or Mexico,
my husband and I are the great
est of friends" s"-likely authentic.
Report that Frank Simonds'
talk at the Town Hall on Shall
America Stay Out of War?" was
responsible for recent State De-
partment statement on neutrality
believed true.
Rumor that Washington Social
Bureau plans to provide Seven
League Boots for leaping from one
afternoon party to another-still
unverified.
How they do so much and look
So we'll is a mystery to me. For
instance:
Mrs. Michael MacWhite, just
returned from several months
painting trip throughout the
West, looks rested and very
pretty.
Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, now
Chatauquing (as her a IN r
used to- and in addition being
. very good Minister to Denmark,
goes to luncheon, spends all
afternoon practicing with accom-
paniment of picture slides in pre-
paration for National Geographic
lecture, arrives a little late but
still beautiful at tea given by
Assistant Attorney General and
Mrs. Harry w. Blair, is guest at
formal dinner party, delivers i'm
pressive and interesting lecture
later. On following day is guest
of honor at luncheon of Judge
Annabel Mathews. And on and
on, indefinitely. from speech to
party and back again.
Mrs. Louis Caldwell takes time
off from groWn-up activities to
escort a dozen or so very young
friends of her daughter Barbara
to the Children's Theater and is
later observed fortifying said
dozen with lamb chops, mashed
potatoes, peas and ice cream be-
fore escorting them in a body to
a moving picture show.
Mrs. James M. Lands, who
might have become New Eng
lander after her marriage to the
Boston gentleman. who is now
head of the Securities Exchange
Commission, has kept the soft
voice and Southern manner she
was born with down in Missis-
sippi.
Mrs. Henry Wilder Keyes, who
writes books and magazine stor-
les, is dashing happily about to
debutante parties with her niece,
Miss Gree, from Vermont.
Judge and Mrs. James H. Wolfe
.(Mrs. Wolfe is chairman of the
Women's Division of the Demo
cratic Committee) have just re-
turned from Valley Forge, where
Judge Wolfe talked about the
founding of Utah. Took his