The Washington times., 1937-11-06

peEed 70 see several people TAX
ing notes on the matches. To
keep her mind off her own feel
ings she followed suit.
Next day she looked the notes
over, then sat down and wrote
them off on the typewriter as a
sport article. Then she took off
for the biggest paper in Hawaii,
walked in, asked the editor if
he could use the article. He read
it and said YES" told her it
would appear that evening and
asked her if she could furnish
the paper an article every day.
She did, and then and there a
writer was born.
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HOL. AND MRS. RUSSELL
~ HARTLE are leaving today
for Annapolis and the game
there between Columbia and
Navy. They are making a nice
foursome with Major and Mrs.
C. C. Fem and are planning to
start early enough for the gay
luncheon which is to be held in
the Officers Club, inside the
yard. The HartleS are a very
popular couple, with Colonel
Hartle being a great big person
with a deep laugh and Mrs.
Hartle a tiny, graceful person
with the most exquisite, clear
skin and lovely eyes and a
bright, happy voice.
Colonel Hartle is known to his
intimates by the nickname Of
"Scrappy." This name has fol
lowed him for years, originated
so many years ago nobody can
remember how or why, and
Colonel Hartle just grins and
won't tell. But this much we do
know, it all happened in a base
ball game in the Philippines.
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A mn PAGE, pretty, and very
Amuch so, daughter of the late
Commander Hardy Page and
Mrs. Page, is in high glee over a
planned trip Sunday down to
Richmond. This trip is not, and
most emphatically, for the pur-
pose of viewing all the halloWed
and beautiful spots Of this Vir-
ginia town, but is for the ex-
press purpose of seeing the Red
skins play football. With whom
and against what team the Red
skins will play, Ann has not the
vaguest idea.
Mrs. Page, usually so clever
about everything, is in a be-
wildered state of mind over why.
with the Redskins playing SO
often in Washington, her daugh-
ter has to motor to Richmond to
see them perform. Ann protests
that there are two very good
reasons. First a very congenla1
party of four are going, and the
drive down is to be made in a
brand new car of exceedingly
luxurious make.
MRS. WILBUR ELLIOTT, at
wi tractive blond wife of
Major Elliott, who is from Texas
and knows all the fine points OF
the horse, has decided, after
some years, to go back to her
first love, riding, with the re.
suit that, comes the crack OF
dawn, she is up and out OF the
house every morning and OUT
on the bride paths.
EORT MYER is becoming very
L much like the Union Station
in Washington everybody out
there seems forever to be just
coming or Just going, with very
brief stops in either direction.
First, it seemed that the entire
Post was away on maneuVerS,
consequently there was great
quiet, everywhere. No sooner
did the officers get back and
take in the Inter-American
Horse Show than they all
seemingly, departed to New
York and the Horse Show, ano
of course their wives went with
them. All of which puts us in q
very bad frame of mind and
furthermore, those that are
away are not expected back
until the twelfth Of November
MRS. ARTHUR PARKER, wife
W1 of Major Parker, is visiting
in town from the West Coast
as the guest of her beautiful
daughter, Patsy Parker. Patsy
at the moment, is bereft OF any
sense whatever, on account o.
being so glad to see her adorec
mother, and when one thinks
that Patsy has been separated
from her mother for four Ions
months, the longest ever in hel
youthful life, one can't olam'
her.
Mrs. Gerald Williams, wife o.
Lieutenant Williams, anothe'
daughter of Mrs. Parker, CAM
rushing UP from Langley Field Il
add her own self to this famil!
gathering, and Mrs. Chick
Harding, wife of Captain HARD
ing, decided, that even though
she was not really in the family
she was close enough to conn
up also from Langley to ado
her own little welcome for Mrs
Parker.
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MRS. ERNEST w. FRY, JR
W1 wife of Captain Fry Of tn