The Washington times., 1938-09-10

Mrs. D. A. Dawson, wife of the
Colonel who is one of the real
beauties of the Army, has the
most gorgeous blond hair and
skin that is as creamy as a
gardenia, and the black frock
that she had chosen to wear
for that evening brought out
her fairness to absolute perfec-
ton. And-we nearly forgot the
gown worn by the hostess, which
was q swirl of deep blue chiffon,
with a matching cape fashioned
of myriad wee ruffles and held
in place by a huge, flat bow.
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MARGARET SAMPSON,
W1 daughter of Mrs. Sampson
and the late Col. Odiorne H.
Sampson, is going in for late
swimming at the Army, Navy
Country Club. Nearly every eve
ming Margaret and her fiance,
Jimmie Wimsatt, depart for the
club and spend an hour or two
in the pool. other people might
think that Margaret or Jimmie
would freeze to death, but they
vow it is wonderful and no end
invigorating.
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HARRIET HICKLIN, daugh-
III ter of Mrs. Henry Wolfe,
wife Of Captain Wolfe, has been
in New York having whirl OF
parties and theaters, but is re-
turning to Washington today to
stay for q while. Harriet Is a
lovely person and has the most
beautiful hands and long grace
full fingers we've ever seen. She
intends entering Maryland Col
lege this winter, for a serious
course of study.
CAPTAIN AND MRS. CLAIR
" ENCE N. HINKAMP are
back in town from a sojourn at
Far Hills, New Jersey and a
visit with her uncle and aunt,
Colonel and Mrs. Frank Tainter.
On the way back, the Hinkamps
stopped over in New York Tor
some theaters and shopping and
then went on to the Naval
Academy to see their child,
Peter, who is a plebe there. At
the moment, Captain and Mrs.
Hinkamp are down at their Vlr-
ginia Beach cottage with Mrs.
Hinkamp planning to remain
throughout the month Of Sep
tember and Captain Hinkamp
joining her for week ends.
This cottage is particularly at
tractive and situated in the
swanky section called Bay Col
ony, just a half an hour from
the Naval Base and is as COM
Portable as a town house with
spacious living room, a bath for
each bedroom and a cunning
little bar. Mrs. Hinkamp, per-
Sonally would like to stay there
all winter, as she did before
when the Captain was on duty
in Norfolk, but-She can not ar
range it, on account of being
already settled in her attrac-
tive Georgetown house.
There is one member OF the
Hinkamp family who is going to
stay in the cottage all winter!
None other than the matchless
Sara, the Hinkamp cook for 10
these many years, who just re-
fuses to come back to Washing
ton. So-and this is amazing,
Mrs. Hinkamp has decided to
rent the cottage, which she has
never done before, so that Sara,
even if she isn't with her, is
still in the Hinkamp family.
MRS. HAROLD NELSON
N1 MOORMAN, wife of the
lieutenant, and herself the for
mer and attractive Nancy Ansell.
daughter of General and Mrs.
Samuel Ansell, is now stationed
at Fort Benning, Ca, and nicely
enough, one of Nancy's most in
innate friends, Mrs. Robert OF
fer, wife of Lieutenant Offer,
and herself the former Frances
Nettleton, is also stationed there.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. Timothy
" Keheler, have returned from
the Charleston Naval Base, in
Charleston, S. c., where Cap.
tain Keheler was commandant,
to Annapolis, Md. At Annapo-
lis Captain Keheler will be the
officer in charge Of the bureau
of engineering and, of course, a
member Of the academic board
Of the Academy. During the
years of 1929 and 1884, the
Kehelers, he was then a COM
mander, were stationed in Wash
ington and certainly, no more
popular couple was ever on duty
here.
Both the Kehelers are charm
ing, with a casual friendliness
and ease of manner, and Mrs.
Keheler is the most delightful
and thoughtful hostess, with a
flair for giving parties that are
always successful. Right now,
Mrs. Keheler is endeavoring to
get her possessions settled in
their house on Porter Row.
Porter Row, as you doubtless
know, is the famous row Of
houses where the high ranking
officers, on duty at the Naval
Academy, live.
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THIS story will have to be
l. nonym Gus for obvious
reasons. The other day, q Naval