The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-29
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wave as high in the air as posi-
BILE, but the other one must re-
main on terra tirma."
D A. BRoDEsSER. nice bust
He ness exec. OF Southern
Diaries, who had forgotten
everything for the moment, ex-
cept the fact, which was being
heavily disputed. that his
Springer Spaniel was the
finest dog in the whole United
States. Mae-Harris Clarke,
pretty brunette sitting next to
him, who was endeavoring to
change the conversation over to
a milder subject, such as tarpon
fishing and, trying to answer at
the same time, questions from
everybody about her brother,
Phil Clarke, who as everyone
knew, had been tested for the
part Of Rhett Butler, in Gone
With The Wind"
, HOMDR. and Mrs. Sam Du-
" Boise, discussing China and
and its charm with people who
had been there and Commander
DuBoise telling the most anus
ing story about his Number One
Chinese Boy. A boy who seemed
not to understand one word OF
English, yet managed to Nbe q
perfect house servant. One day
however, a friend of the Com.
mander's met him at the club
and informed him that his
Chinese boy was catching on re-
markably well to English.
"Why?" asked Commander Du.
Boise. Because called at
your house yesterday" replied
his friend land your Chinese
Boy, opened the door. looked at
me and then said, Hello, hello
come in, put your hat down and
have a drink" Some hours
later, the Commander questioned
his house boy about this unex-
pected hospitality. The boy
grinned, "All right, Master, you
ala same said that to every
body. Me too"
YNHE Malcolm Mathesons, jrS.
L with MRS. Matheson wear.
ing q rich. brocaded mandarin
coat as an evening wrap, the
Shorty" JameSonS, with Mrs.
Jameson wearing hand-printed
linen and a wee ribbon tied
around her very straight bob;
the Robert BlickleS, from up in
Warrenton, with Mrs. Blickle,
who was the former Sidney
Thompson, as pretty as eI ar in
the pink and gold manner, plus
a Snappy white jacket and black
dinner frock. Both the Kerkam
boys, Bill with his stunning
wife, Bessie Gill, and Jack Ker-
kan with his wife, a fascinat-
ing golden head, who herself Is
just as fair as her Sister-in-law,
Bessie, is darkly lovely.
~
G6DIBSIE" ADAMS, daughter
ID Of Senator and Mrs. Alva
Adams, of Colorado, who wore
Roman stripes in a taffeta pat
tern and was one of the most
popular persons there. and she
said her mother was planning \
cruise if, and these words are
her mothers, 81 can ever get the
Senator away from his office"
A WEDDING cake, impressive
"A in it's frosted wilderness, and
Mrs. Tommy TompkinS buSily
cutting it so all the guests could
take a piece and wish on it,
and meanwhile showing us the
silver gadget bracelet which
Tommy had gotten her for her
anniversary gift. The one gift
she really wanted, and boast
ing so many gadgets on it she
wondered how Tommy ever
found time to pick 1t out.
N,A&
THE pale silver light which pre-
4 coded the moon. and all Of
us finding great white chairs q
favorite spot on the terrace, and
then staying-far into the night.
REPRESENTATIVE EDITH
II NOURSE ROGERS, of Mas
sachusetts, who fights, but in
the patrician manner. for her
constituents and usually wins,
possesses delicious sense Of hui
NOR. For some years Mrs. Rogers
has cherished a deep fondnesS
for large white chiffon handker-
chiefs. Not so long ago, she was
putting on her wrap, after a
large dinner party, and running
her hand in the pocket. drew
out some six or seven Of these
handkerchiefs. WELL" she said
in a mildly astonished tone. II
had no idea I had brought along
kIoa FaSaai1vy mach -