The Washington times., 1938-04-06

nearly every counter.
They asked Miss walters,
who was conducting them
through the store, why all the
croSSeS?" The reason and an
swer were both simple. The
latest picture of the Duchess
shows her wearing a bracelet
with a single gold cross at
tached to it, and hardly three
days after the publication of
this picture, the store was
sWamped with feminine cries,
for a gold cross. So
THALIA MASSIE, though we
L believe she uses the name
Bell, instead of Massie now, is
back in town from a trip which
took her over California, to Mas
sau, Bermuda and heaven knows
where else. And Thalia has
never looked prettier, nor hap
pier, than right now.
MRS. L. G. Ped, whose hus-
4V1 band is vice president of
the DeSoto Motor Company,
dashed into town yesterday,
spent the entire day sightsee-
ing, while her husband attended
business conferences, and then
both left, in the early after
noon, for home. Mrs. Peed, who
is most attractive and clever
person, used to be in the news
paper profession herself, and
the very first thing she wished
to do on her arrival was to go
to the Capitol and see the
Senate, the House of Represen-
tatives and just how the max
ers of laws did things.
ISABEL RECINOS, small f.
L year-old daughter of the
Minister from Guatemala and
Nine. RecinoS, possesses a very
vivid power of description. It
is rather unusual also. Recently
some guests came to call at the
legation and DR.. RecinoS, who
was in his study, saw Isabel
hurrying past and called to her
and asked if she had greeted
the visitors. She said, YES"
Did you curtsy?" asked DR.. Re
cinos. The answer was Eyes"
once more.
Are they older people," fur
ther questioned DR.. Recinos.
Isabel was somewhat puzzled by
this question and DR.. Recinos
simpllfied it by saying, were
they oId people" Quickly Isabel's
little face broke into under
standing smiles. ooh, no." she
assured her father, these peo-
pie were quite new"
TNED AND JULIE HESS are
L down from. New York and
are staying with the "Peck"
Wetharills for several days.
Julie, who comes originally from
st. Louis, is a lovely blonde with
the prettiest skin and eyes and
wears her clothes with smooth
smartness that is very, very
effective.
MRS. R. F. MACGUIRE, Of
W1 Cleveland. Ohio, and she is
better known as Bess, came up
from a winter in Florida, to
stop off three days with her
sister, Mrs. Barge Hartz. Bess
is tail and Junoesque, with
white hair and snappy black
eyes and a wit and humor that
keeps one constantly entertained
and usually in gales of laughter.
Her Dig house in Cleveland is
forever running over with house
guests and from the way she
is extending invitations here it
will re packed to the ceilings
by next week
DINNER with Ruth Barnard
~ at the Shoreham, Monday
night and to see the man with
the Photographic memory and
we still are so confused we
don't know how he does it. Mrs.
Oliver Owen Kuhn says it just
has to be done by a code. But
the code she worked out was
more confusing than the feat
of memory itself.
REPRESENTATIVE JOSEPH
~ CASEY, from Massachu-
sets, and his pretty wife, at the
table next to ours and Mrs.
Casey wearing a chic black
frock with an embroidered Or
candle vestee and a hat that
looked like French bonnet
and was fashioned of black and
white straw. Marion Nc
Donough who is blond and at
tractive and the neice of Repre-
sentative Mary Norton of New
Jersey, also at the same table
and she and Jay Carmoady and
Harry Macarthur, deep in a
discussion of the theater.
MARY ELLEN CORBY