The Washington times., 1938-03-19


DOGGY BAXTER, daughter
1 Of the late Admiral and
Mrs. William j. Baxter, is the
most enchanting person to chat
with. One day last week We
were talking about people be-
ing sort Of fey, having q sixth
sense, and Peggy remembered
SA-:.-' which illustrated the
whole thing perfectly. 1t seemed
that some time ago, Peggy went
to London and then to Scot.
land to visit with her Uncle,
Lord Milne.
At the time, Lord Milne was
occupying this old castle In
Scotland, surrounded by acres
and acres Of woods and ground.
He enjoyed long walks and one
day while on one, lost q tiny
ring, full Of sentiment, but Of
no value to anyone but himself.
He looked everywhere for 1t,
with no good results.
The next morning at break
fast, one Of the maids, asked
him If he had lost this ring.
He answered yes" She then
reached in her pocket and gave
this identical ring to him. How
she found it was very simple
to her. She had q dream the
night before, and saw this ring
in q certain spot. The next
morning she went there and
found I'll /
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Barron Du-
" Bois and their lovely daugh-
ter, Kitty, have gone out to the
West Coast for q visit which
will last until the first Of Octo-
Der. They are motoring across
the continent and are using two
cars with Captain Dubois in
one and Mrs. Dubois and Kitty
in the .other. It seems that
like numerous other couples,
neither Captain Dubois nor
Mrs. Dubois had too much
faith in each others driving. So,
to be sure that everybody was
happy. the two cars arrived for
the trip
AIRS. HUGH. q. HAYNs-
Wx WORTH, wife Of Leuten.
ant HaynSworth, u. 8. N. Is very
pretty, with bright black
eyes and curly black hair and
ashe has quite q persuasive way
with her.. Not so long ago she
motored out to the West Coast,
accompanied only by her six
month-old youngSter. Not n
til Mrs. Haynsworth was well
under way did she realize thai
she had no drivers permit.
Practically every traffic officer,
across the various States, in
her line. Of drive. did realize
this and was extremely persist
ent in their inquiries about the
lack Of it. But-and it is the
honest truth, Mrs. HaynSworth
talked every one Of these traffic
officers right out Of the situa-
ton and proceeded on her
happy way, with no trouble at
all.
MISS JANET SLAUSON, at
N4 tractive daughter Of Major
and Mrs. Kinsley SlauSon, sta
toned at Boiling Field, has de-
serted Washington and gone to
New York, where she will sail
for Paris. AS nothing could be
more lovely, in Janet'S opinion,
than Paris in the spring, she is
quite pleased, and because her
family spent q good many. years
in the French capitol, this trip
is somewhat like going home to
Janet. Just how long she will
be over there Janet has not de-
cided, but we hope not too long,
for she will be missed.
NAPT. AND MRS HENRY
" BAXTER, Air Corps, have a
stunning house guest recently
and seemingly everyone around
is trying to entertain for her
before she leaves. The house
guest Is Mrs. Koleen Irving.
ADMIRAL AND MRS. H. B.
"A WILSON, you remember
they are the parents Of the beau.
tiful Mrs. Patrick Hurley, were
having q last dinner out at the
Army, Navy Country Club just
before sailing for South Amer
lea and q visit with their son,
H. B. Wilson, jr.
TNHE Supply Corps Of the Navy,
L which mad arranged q large
tea out at Army and Navy Coun-
try Club. for last February 27,
and then. postponed because OF
the illness Of General Pershing,
have noN sent out invitations
once more. This time the tea
will be given on the twenty
seventh Of March.
NAA
NAPT. CECIL 8. BAKER,
" u. 8. N. and Mrs. Baker, with
their charming daughter, Miss
Eleanor Raker, have arrived in
Washington from Ventnor City,
N. j., ant taken an apartment
at the Wax oman Park Hotel for
the spring season.
MRS. RALPH HUNT, wife Of
W1 Commander Hunt, who is
such a pretty. pretty blonde, and
is called always by her nick.
name, pet" was talking about