Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1949 — Page 15

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Party Guests Take Capehart

( Nof the Senator) Apart

Washington Society Wonders Whether

Senator Can Repair His Brainchild. sa By ELISE MORROW | WASHINGTON, May 28—The only hostess in Wash-

Sub Deb Club Po Pronte, \To Follow Howe Senior Ball

all as damm Sub eh Dib members will attend the

ball Wednesday night at Baws High School The gals

goal of the KNOX Sub Deb Club Puckett.

» ington with a stuffed giraffe in her sun parlor had a lazy |

“lunch party several afternoons ago at which guests spent

{their time drinking brandy, disemboweling a Capehart, ‘and planning another party to which the Senator from Indiana ' of the same name—Capehart-—-would be invited to put his brainchild together again. Mrs. Anne Archbold, a dashing dowager who shot the giraffe decorating her sun parlor, also shot the elephant whose tusks repose in the same room. She is probably also the only woman

‘ever to own a twin-engined Chinese junk. Mrs. Archbold shuns |

the usual Washington society routine with scathing indifference. sHer magnificent, mammoth Georgetown house, set far back from «the road on beautiful grounds, is full of tapestries and priceless Renaissance gimcracks. She has only three servants, and she entertains, to say the least, casually. “The first time T went there,” one guest recalled, “thers were 25 Apache Indians having a barbecue.”

The Capehart, which Mrs. Archbold refers to schizophreni- |

, Sally as a Capevox, suddenly got difficult and started to chew up

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fecords. The guests—local society and diplomats—got ‘to work tearing it apart. Sen. Capehart, who has a Capehart in his apartment here but never uses it, playing another make instead, will probably be just as baffled by his monster as the guests if Mrs. Archbold makes good her promise to ask him to put it together again. The New Era in Men, or the emergence of tall-gray-and-85 as the new romantic type (Ezio Pinza replacing Tyrone Power), has given a new lease on life to many elder statesmen in Wash- ' ington, including Will Clayton. Clayton is the towering, 68-year-old cotton man and former Under-secretary of State. He has everything, age, white hair, granite looks—all this and millions, too. Although no longer officially with the department, he has remained the number one economic adviser, and since “Some Enchanted Evening” and “South Pacific’ wrought this romantic révolution he has been eyed covetously by young stenographers in the Btate Department, who flutter madly as he strides in and out. “We can't date any of the kids anymore,” moaned a young : (85) State Department sprig. “I think they all got grandfather

complexes.” . Clayton Spoke Up

When Mrs.

WHEN HE WAS WITH the government, Will Clayton was one of the most socially desirable men in Washington. He was still married then, and he was the center of a tempest In a cocktail shaker when an Ambassador's wife called him at the office one morning and asked him to come to the Embassy for a cosy eveping, without his wife. He declined, and the next time he and his former wife went to a reception at the Embassy Mrs. Clayton, a small, flery Southerner, told the Ambassadress off in front

parties will be during the first week in June when she will enterSen. and Mrs. Robert Kerr of Oklahoma, and, the

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Girl Ahead of Age look. : The three teen-agers inter- for teen-agers.” Group Has Worries 4 viewed this week were unani- says. Ehe’s a sophomore at JEAN mous in their disapproval of a ual and the daughter of Mr 500, Bar te ten painted, artificial look for ° and Mrs. Lester Swmih, 3535 and have mever had a real ng faces. They do vote English Ave, #= date? Maybe you've never been | _Yo8' on lipstick, but they think began i 8 : asked. Or perhaps pop and | that wax fingernails and phony Gay 4 mom say, “no,” to the bids that | eyelashes are sad. to use lipstick . In eit the summer you suffer, . \ before she en Well, don’t let It get you rolla In Mane down. It's hard to believe right tion and rouge now, but you actually may be leky. And here's why. ia a Kids who start dating ahead ae of others in their social group face real problems. They usuals | ly, have to go with a crowd

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Gay is planning on attend after graduation, but she hasn't decided yet which one it will be or on a definite course of study. At Manual she works on the Booster statf, plays the violin in the orchestra and be longs to the Mask and Wig Club, Gay is a JUG Sub Deb