Evening star., 1946-09-08
MRS. ROBERT CECIL.

service capacity. Freddy attends the
Paris Conference while his attrac-
tive wife sees loads of their WASH
ington friends. They will be COM
ing back home in November or
December.
Candy Vanderlip, doing a good
job of writing for Correspondent
Leon Pearson. She's supposed to
cover the social angle in Paris, but
gets more interested in politics each
day. Rumor has it that Candy is
about to marry the son of a we'll
known Polish family who now lives
in London. A frequent three
some lunching together, American
Photographer Peggy McAyoy. Grace
Moore and Nine. Schiaparelli.
Michael Elizalde greeting friends at
practically all-Washington party
-. The Jouett Shouses emplanins
for America.
*&t
Here's another story Of local girl
makes good" only it probably wasn't
much effort in this case. Of to the
Big City last Tuesday went GOOD
looking Marye Thomas to become
a Conover model and perhaps one
of the famous cover girls. When de-
scribing her good fortune before
she left, all the potential thrills and
excitement of Manhattan shone in
Maryes face, framed in her tawny
blond hair If the photographer
catches that, she'll go over with q
bang.
And speaking of the lovely look
at, according to cosmopolite Johnny
Galliher, who's back in Washington
after five years in the Navy, the
most beautiful woman in Holly
wood is Greta Garbo. He met he1
at tea at Lady Mendl's when Ethel
Barrymore and son Sammy Colt
completed the small group partaking
Of a bit of afternoon refreshment
with filmdom's social arbiter. MOI
was that the last he saw of the elu-
sive Garbo. At one of Atwater Kent's
famous parties he met one of the
most attractive couples he has seen
anywhere, he says, Johnny and
Christina Bernadotte. The former
Swedish Prince Carl Johan and his
wife are now staying in Bob Mont
gomery's house in Towners, N. Y.
where J. G. occupied a guest house
last week end.
At last male journalist has done
what every woman society writer
has wanted to do from the begin
ming of time. Bill Bradley, editor OF
the Cunningham Clipper, recently
got married and wrote up his own
wedding in part as follows, having
barely mentioned the bride:
THE bridegroom. blushing pref
tily, was attractively clad in q
three-piece suit of brown woolen
material consisting Of coat. vest and
pants. The coat was charmingly fes-
tooned with white flower in the
left buttonhole. The vest was
sleeveless, closed in front and grace
fully fashioned with pockets. II
was held together in back with a
strap and buckle. His pants were
neatly pressed for the occasion anc
he wore them with an air as if he
little suspected it would be the
last time he wore the pants in the
family. Hose and necktie addee
just the right dash of color to com.
plement the effect. The shoes were
genuine leather, laced with a strine
Of the same, giving a chic appear.
ance. The shirt was of white
hroadcloth material, purchased or
the black market in Wichita. II
had an eight-button front, ont
back, two sleeves, two cuffs and ont
collar Eight, of course. The shir1
was worn with the tail neatly tuckee
in the pants"
| Notes From Near and Far:
/ The game that's sweeping South
ampton is the perfect test of (
| steady hand. First tower is bull
of Cuban dominoes They're ivory
with dots of hobnails), then eacf
player takes turns removing on,
domino trying not to cause tn,
ivory tower to collapse. In constan
demand, and apparently glamour
boy Of Southampton, is Frank Ryan
A card from Ruth Bielaski
who'll be returning soon from +,
long stay in Mexico, reads: "Cuerna
vaca Is heaven on earth. Bumped
into Walter Cummings and hi,
bride 1t IN Embassy reception.