The Washington times., 1938-03-25

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TOHN THOMAS LYNCH, JR.,
u is another very brand
new youngster who has just
lifted his voice into the world,
and his pretty mother, Ellen,
naturally thinks he is the most
beautiful thing she has seen il
many q year.
HARRY RICHMAN, stage
H star, was, as everybody
knows, in town for the opening
night of the National Theater
and the appearance of Libby
Holman, Clifton Webb and Lupe
Velez. Harry still goes in for
pale-gray suits and hats in the
daytime and wears his hat at
the most debonair angle, which
is. practically on the back of
his head, with the brim dipped
abruptly to the level Of his right
eye.
F,kk t.....-
MRS. WALTER WATSON is
NA determined never to give
another party as long as she is
sure of what she Is doing. Not
so many weeks ago, she gave a
supper party and during the
middle of it, her young son,
Scotty, broke his arm. The
other afternoon. she entertained
at tea for Lady Leslie, of Lon.
don, and five minutes before
the hour of seven, Scotty was
rushed to the hospital with an
acute appendix!
CONNY KENDIS, whose piano
~ playing has made him ia
nous (you remember him at
the Pail Mall Room is. so we
are informed, reported engaged
to a prominent stage and screen
star. This may be only a ru-
NOR, but one thing we do know,
Sonny has just signed to make
13 movie shorts and his magical
fingers are now being photo
graphed in every conceivable
pose for q nice magazine spread.
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NHE John e. Cramers-she was
! l. the former Katherine Muir
oily, granddaughter of Maurice
Francis Egan, one-time Minister
to Denmark-are very interested
in nursery furniture, at the mo-
ment. The young lady who lost
her tremendous, scarlet silk
scarf at a recent fancy dress
fiesta might be interested to
know that this same scarf is
adorning the wall Of the apart
nent of two attractive young
Sters. They, in the words Of the
song, simply wanted Something
o Remember You By"
y Il
THE boys over at Georgetown
L College are a definite ex-
ample of how little the mass
meetings really mean in this
country. Not so long ago, it
seemed that large group of
boys got no end irritated, some
thing to do with the cafeteria
menu. Very trivial, but at that
certain time, extremely momen-
touS to them. So-they all got
together, had a large outdoor
meeting with much whoop-to-do
and announced to themselves
all sorts of things they intended
to demand.
Well, one Of the Reverend
Fathers at the College, who
was both wise and tolerant in
the ways of youth, found out
about this meeting. Very quiet
ly, he learned the names and
summoned each young man to
his study, separately. Then he
asked them what it was all
about. and what they wanted.
When the young men came out,
they were as gentle and meek as
a lamb and, nicely enough, COM
pletely satisfied with every.
thing, including the Reverend
Fathers suggestions. So.
MRS. TOMAS CAJIGAs had
IVA a very nice party yester'
day. From 4 until 6, it was tea
and music for feminine guests,
then the husbands arrived and
there were cocktails and a buf'
fet supper and moving pictures
of the recent Mexican Embassy
costume ball. The entire house
was blooming with flowers and
the tea table was especially at
tractive with a low crystal bow
of Gala lilies and pale, purple
iriseS.
DIR. and Nine. Ricardo Alfaro
were there and Nine. Alfaro still
so pleased with her new house