The Washington times., 1938-08-27

visits with friends and will join
her parents in New York just
the night before the family sail.
DOGGY HEDRICK, daughter
1 of Capt. David Hedrick, ar
rived at the Army-Navy Coun-
try Club one recent very warm
day wearing a green and white
knitted suit. Peggy explained
that she knew as well as anyone
else that the day and the suit
we're both too warm, but she
had a reason for wearing it,
the reason being a pair Of
green knitted socks which Peggy
was wearing.
It seems that Peggy's crowd
had watched her knitting those
very same green socks practi-
cally all summer and had made
expensive bets that she would
never finish them and also in
formed her that they wouldn't
believe she had, even if she vowed
so. Naturally, when the socks
appeared on Peggy, they had to
believe. Peggy is a fascinating
looking girl with dark hair, done
in severe, page boy bob and has
an enhancing, husky voice.
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HOL. AND MRS. WALLACE
" CLAY have gone off to West
Point for the express purpose of
delivering their son, Bill, who
has been here on furlough, back
to his alma mater. Colonel and
Mrs. Clay, once they reached
West Point, decided that now
was the time to motor into Can
ada, which they promptly did,
and will vacation there for three
weeks.
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A ND, SPEAKING of fur
"A loughs, all the girls in town
who have been having such q
gay good time with the cadets
from the Point on furlough,
have, since the furlough is over,
suddenly discovered no end Of
attractions at the Point and
have taken themselves off there.
Lovely Matile Griswoldb daugh-
ter of Col. and Mrs. Oscar Girls
void is one, and Edith Fitch
and Ann Campbell are two
other service girls who are up
there.
NANCY KLBURNE, daughter
~ of Major Charles Kilburne,
is wearing one Of the most origi-
nal bathing suits around this
town. Nancy brought back
with her recently several widths
of Tahitian print, done in vivid
green's and reds, and had the
material done into a bathing
suit. And-it is vastly becom-
ing to Nancy, and most effec-
tive.
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TULIE VOGEL, daughter Of
d Gen. and Mrs. Clayton (Bar-
ney) Vogel, is wearing a new
hair cut and is causing all kinds
of argument among her friends,
because some like it and others
emphatically don't. Julie used
to wear her shining brown hair
in a very long, nearly shoulder
length cut and loosely curled.
With the new hair do, there are
only a few waves for Julie has
had it cut short enough to show
her ears and while it is as smart
as paint, it somehow isn't the
same.
THERE is a very young man
l. in town who is the son Of q
major in the Army and the
grandson of a general and who,
not at all incidentally, hates the
very mention of newspaper
women. It all is very sad, but
quite true. Recently, this very
young man came home sporting
one of the worst black eyes seen
around the neighborhood in
weeks. whatever has hap
pened?" inquired his a m a z e d
mother. The young man con-
sidered. WELL" he began, "if
you must know I got this eye in
a fight" "But why?" insisted
his mother. For no good rea-
son." her belligerent son told
her, Except that some news girl
wrote me up in the paper as the
charming son Of you and dad.
Everybody in the neighborhood
has been calling me charming
ever since and I am good and
sick of it," So