Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-01
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Van Slycks' debut tea for
daughter Edith, wearing his
house slippers! It's not that
the intelligence head is for
getful. That, Of course, would
be a catastrophe in his job.
His informality at Anderson
House Friday was apparently
due to a slight touch Of the
govt. At least he didn't let 1t
keep him from doing the hon
ors for the young, raven-haired
Edith.
Rose and Herbert Fales.
Capt. and Mrs. Hays Browning.
the Randy Hagners, Fran Rust.
Dick Rowland, Deputy CHA Dr.
rector and Mrs. Charles P. Ca
bell, the Zeke Stoddards, and
Gerson Nordlinger were others
who came by to meet the first
debutante o; 1857.
A Hat What Am
All editors, columnists and
reporters are used to a contin-
uous deluge of releases publ
cizing thissa or thatta, We
have been worked on by every
body from the Madison avenue
expert to the well-meaning
amateur who timidly hopes
well print the particulars
about the annual bee OF the
ladies sewing circle.
But none have ever showered
us with the ingenuity. verve
and original Things of the
Month" tthey arrive every few
days actually that are cur
rently heralding the Inter-
American Ball. Behind 1t all
is the imaginative Anne Heard.
I take my hat of to her which
is lucky because the one she
has just sent me leaves no
room for another. The huge
beach variety. it is crowned
with a birds nest. a bird. an
egg, a tall tulip and lowering
bees. She has dared me to
wear it. With it came the fol-
lowing story, cute enough. it
seems to me. to print. Here Is
something new in releases;
PABLO'S DIALOGUES
Freely translated from the chihua-
huan by A! Fresco1.
Time: Spring.
Place: Washington.
Cast: Pablo. member Of
Fourth Estate.
Props: One tropical spring
bonnet, herewith enclosed.
(Our hero enters to find
Member of Fourth Estate
taking siesta under gaudy but
fetching sombreroD
Pablo: Aye. que precioso
Easter sombrero!
NJ. F. E.: Gracias. I like it
mucho myself. Came to me
via the "Thing-of -the-M Month
Club" Mr.. Juan calls it This
Is Your Life"
Pablo: No comprendo.
NJ. F. E.: What's with you?
Blind or something? In the
spring young mans" so on
and so forth didn't you
notice the birds and bees and
stuff?
Pablo: Aaaah! 70 tengo re
peecture. re facts of life, no?
M. F. E.: The facts of life.
81.
Pablo: Speaking of facts.
por que you taking re siesta
when ! come in, Ell?
NJ. F. E.: Porque when
there's no news, snooze, that's
porque.
Pablo: Ay. theengs have ar
rive at a pretty paso doble
wheen you Of all people have
no hear re beeg news Let
me put bee in your sombrero
NJ. F. E.: Thanks, l already
have a couple. but what's on
your tropical little mind?
Pablo: Nattlralmente. the
grande bale Eenter-Ameri-
cana: muy fabulosa fiesta,
verdadl For Unidad Cerebral
Palsee.
M. F. E.: 81? seems to me
that sounds familiar even the
way you say it!
Pablo: At re Casa Statler on
Ell 29th of Mayo You COM
eeng Of course to 81 for your
self amable people ex-
pected.
NJ. F E.: Sounds interesting.
Thanks for the tip. Pablo; I'll
keep it under my hat.
Pablo: Ay Dio milo. MOI Thees
ees one fact TODD ell mundo
should sabe. Wear re hat in
good health, but spread re
facts abroad perhaps un
grande feature story pos
siblemente?
NJ. F. E.: Hmmmmmm. it's a
possibilidad, dad.
(verdad?)
'ze attached facts make 1t