The Washington times., 1937-11-13

course, when one thinks Of Mrs.
Hughes brilliant debut here, her
beautiful wedding and the fact
that she is an only child, it is
rather amazing to think how she
got through all of this and man.
aged to come home with smile.
EIowever, as someone said,
That's the good old Navy train
ing" Fortunately for MIS-.
Hughes, she met Commander
and Mrs. Farrell in Canton and
the three of them sailed for
America on the President
Hoover.
Admiral Charles Conard, U. s.
NJ, looks amazingly like the late
Woodrow Wilson, and innumer-
able people remark on this re-
semblance when they first meet
him.
DOLLING FIELD is right in
ID the middle of trying out
something new and something
which should be very popular
with the younger crowd. It is
the idea of a Sub-deb Club, with
dances once a month, and gala
party during the holidays.
After all, SO reason the powers
that be, the older girls and debs
of the service have plenty to do,
but there are times when the
junior crowd, which is made up
of Sub-debs, find time hanging
heavily on their hands. So, if
everything goes right, the SUBJ
deb Club will soon be on the
map and invitation list.
Commander and Mrs. Jesse
Oldendorf who have just re-
turned to Washington for a tour
of duty, have taken a house on
Arlington Ridge Road, primarily
to be as near as possible, with
out being practically in the mid
die, of the Army and Navy Coun-
try Club golf course.
AS you might have surmised
already the Commander is quite
a golf devotee. Mrs. OIdendorf,
who has two most attractive
daughters, Peggy and Betty Jane
ThurSton (the former has just
announced her engagement, is
one of the most stunning women
imaginable, and she is the per.
fection of exquisite grooming.
She also has that precious gift
of taking four walls of a room,
collection of furniture, and a
few hangings and pictures, and
making something that looks
like picture book place.
GENERAL and Mrs. James E.
" Fechet are going to spend
the early winter in Washington,
and have taken Mrs. Harrison
Halls apartment in the st. Mich
olaS. After Christmas, they will
doubtless go down to their place
in Florida; in fact, they were
down there all summer, sleeping
under blankets, while we up here
nearly collapsed of the heat.
Mrs. Fechet, who is completely
recovered from recent illness
which took her out to Walter
Reed Hospital, is now looking as
gay and charming as ever, and
possesses the pep Of three other
people.
Commander and Mrs. Wallace
(Gotch Dillon, who are now
stationed in Long Beach, Calf,
but who were so immensely well
liked while on duty here, have
sent a few intimate friends
picture of their sturdy young
son, born last March Is. He is
a handsome baby, and looks
very like his mother.
Commander Dillon, who is
never called any t thin g but
"Gotch," received that nick
name some years ago while a
student at the Naval Academy
It seems that he was a clever
and powerful wrestler, and, as,
long years ago a very famous
and mighty midshipman by the
name of Gotch won wrestling
honors for the Naval Academy,
never since equalled, any Mid
shipman who wrestles notably
well is instantly titled ''Gotch."
DATRICIA CUTLER, daughter
l. of Commander and Mrs. Rob-
ert Pollock Cutler, is spending
the winter with her grand.
mother, Mrs. Benjamin Pilson,
and also creating heart muir
murs of the most intense type
among the masculine contin-
gent of this town.
Patricia is very lovely; a tall
graceful girl, with coal black
hair and huge, very dark blue
eyes, and skin that is as fresh
and white as a rose. At the Hal
loWeen dance, out at the Army
and Navy Country Club, she was
one of the real bellies of the eve
ming, and looked so fascinating
in her Scotch lassie costume
that she not only came home
with a beautiful prize, but sew
eral pleas from young men to
stay here two years, or forever,
but not just one winter!
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Commander and Mrs. John
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