The Washington times., 1938-08-01

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THAT Mile. Suzy La Saigne
l. has the most intriguing
face, with a wide brow and
golden hair brushed severely
back into soft curls at the neck,
plus long narrow brown eyes,
enchanting high cheek bones
and young mouth that curves
smilingly at each corner.
THAT the Counselor of the
l. Argentine Embassy a n d
Nine. Ghirado had no sooner
welcomed the La SaigneS and
settled down for a long visit
than an absence of leave came
through for Senor Ghirado, so
they had to pack almost immedi-
ately, say their own good-bys
and sail for France. Meanwhile,
the La Saignes are waiting for
their return and enjoying
WaShington-even the heat.
THAT Rastko Petrovic, Secre-
l. tary of the Yugoslav Lega-
ton, can, with easy fluency, go
from one language to another,
first French to the person on
his right, Spanish to his left,
Portuguese a bit further along
the table and English directly
across the Towering center
piece.
THAT Nine. Teixeira Soares,
l. wife of the Secretary of the
Brazilian Embassy, who is tiny.
blonde, with exquisite skin and
the prettiest eyes, wore a most
becoming white chiffon, topped
by a deep-rose taffeta cape and
a magnificent oval pendant OF
diamonds and platinum.
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TNHAT Mr.. Soares, who for 10
l. years before entering the
diplomatic service was a news
paperman, and is extremely &C
curate, told us a story (true)
that we could hardly believe. 1t
all began over discussion OF
monocles, with Mr.. Soares ex-
planning that several friends OF
his who wore monocles always
carried six or seven extra ones
in their pocket in case Of &C.
cident to the one being worn.
However, and this is the story,
a friend of his, and a most ex-
pert horseman besides, was rid
ing in a race one day, took a
nasty fall, was thrown several
feet from his horse and got up
unhurt with his monocle with
out which he was never SEEM
completely intact and undis-
turbed in his eye.
TNHAT Mrs. Tomas Cajigas is
l. leaving today for her cottage
at .Ventnor to be away until the
18th of September, and that DR..
Cajigas is planning, while his
family is away, to brush up on
his French, a language he once
knew very well, by private les
sons three times a week.
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TFIAT Senior Praujo, Secre-
l. tary of the Brazilian EN-
bassy (and he has the incest
twinkle in his eyes), is leaving
to drive to the West Coast be
cause he wants to see as much
of America as possible while he
is here, and the Charge DAT
faires of the Brazilian Embassy,
Joaquin de Sousa Leao, and
Arturo LareS, of the Venezuelan
Legation, both contributed wit
and humor to the party.
TNHAT Jean Macklin, pretty
l. daughter of the Justin
Macklins, formally announced
her engagement at a tea yester-
day afternoon, and was very
cunning, and said she would
forgive us for rumoring it sew
eral days ahead of time.
X
NNHAT Mrs. Macklin, Jeans
l. mother, looked like a deb her
self, in cool white chiffon tdged
with black lace around the hem,
and tiny jacket; that Jeans bou-
quet of yellow and white daisies
was nice splash of bright color
against her sheer black frock.
X X
THAT the M acklin house,
= which is a wide, rose brick in
the midst of tall, ancient trees,
was delightfully."- cool; that Doro-
thy Highfield looked so pretty
in a trailing red and white