Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 February 1950 — Page 16

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES,

SUNDAY, FEB. 19, 1950

Potomac Patter— Hostess Was Too Busy To Go to Her Own Windle

For Once a Guest Who Forgot to Offer His Thanks, Can Shift the Blame Easily

By ANDREW TULLY, Seripps-Howard Staff Writer good Democrats and/or Republi‘WASHINGTON, Feb. 18—A wistful lush sauntered up cans ‘those old-timers were. to some companions in like condition at the cocktail party ” 3

INCIDENTALLY, February's a igiven by Mrs. O. Max Gardner, widow of the. former am- hig nirthday month for modern

bassador-designate to Great Britain, before the Democrats’ PlIgwigs, too. Mrs. Truman was ? $100-a-plate feedbag the other night. 35 Feb, 13 and Margaret was 26

E ! on the 17th, Feb, 13 also was Su “As usual,” he whimpered, “I didn'taget to see the: preme Court Justice Robert Jack hostess. though,

son's birthday, while Sen. Owen so nobody had to give (pass the Potatdes) Brewster “That's okay,” a pal told him the Standard Oil Co. ° of- Maine will be ‘a year older him. “For once it's not your # 2» lon Feb. 22 and Justice Hugo fault—she didn’t come.” REP. LLOYD BENTSEN of Black will celebrate Feb. 27, Texas is making sure nobody will 5-0 nN Sure —enough.—Mrs ever accuse his sons of being] REP. CARROLL D. KEARNS wasn’t there. - She was too busy rom Massachusetts or New York of Pen: i$ Wo! ou nelping to run the big show. to at- 0 ennsylvania is worried about or some other effete state. The a] that gold at Ft. Knox. He

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tend her own shindig " ; ( ) 3 in 4 tots, 5 and 2, have been wearing says the only people who've ever SENATE SECRETARY Les cowboy boots ever since they actually seen it are Mrs. Georgia

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record for absent-mindness at the swank whing-ding Secretary of State Dean Acheson gave for the

from those knitted Neese Clark, Treasurer of the U. They haven't shot up any § and the Ft. Knox guards. So saloons, yet, though. he's going to introduce a resolu.y nn tion demanding that Congressmen diplomatic corps. He showed up at The nation’s United States At- or somebody be allowed to inspect the white tie affair.all prettied [0TNeYys. in town for a couple of it. up—except for a vest. - Said he'd days to talk about investigating Mrs. Clark says she looked at

heen to a cocktail party in the hme 208 Incidentally, attend {he gold the -other day and it afternoon, had gone home to e big emocratie dinner-—had looks nice.

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time wolfing those kababs at the Indian Embassy's reception for | the Hindu ballet Aancer, Uday ,L# Shankar. Kababs are very nice and it's not considered genteel to refer to thém as meat balls. Also, anybody who took the silver foil of those spiced puddings before eating 'em was made to stand in the corner and write “Perle | Mesta Can Lick Gwen Cafritz” 100 times, because it's the silver (5 7 ith Congress.” that's supposed to make the pud tions with Congress. dings so yummy. plenty of eke up an’ 8 1 all. it was a real color- On the curse of drin hey had . oe an x Shankar standing cocktail parties tossed for them Mrs. Veep Gains around being charming as all get- on both days of their stay one | MRS. VEEP BARKLEY has out and the ladies of the embassy by Sen Brien McMahon of gained 15 pounds since she ar x ‘swishing hither and yon in saris Q onneeticut. and the other by the rived-in Washington— That's be-

of assorted colors and flavors, Doss. Atty. Gen. J. Howard Mc- cause she EATS those dinners Saris, of coure, are those roll- Grath. {she's invited to. . . . Gen. Omar your-own - dresses Indian dolls 8 8 |Bradley, chairman of the Joint wear, ; . ver {Chiefs of Staff, likes cake so when ff 8-8 Slower Than E {he had a birthdav the other day

THE MARQUESS of Milford- DON'T BE PUZZLED if Con- | Mrs, Haven may not be selling many gress seems to have moved even 'em hoth with candles. . .-. Rep. eleetric heaters in the U. 8., but more slowly than usual lately. William Pfeiffer of New York he's doing okay just the same. The boys have a gentleman's has introduced a _biH -to authorize When he came over to get hitched agreement that every year, from promotion of WACS, WAVES, to Romaine Simpson, the British Feb. 6 to 20, nobody will try to|etc., to rear admirals and briggovernment wouldn't let him take pull a fast one by getting any im- | adier generals. . . . Rep. Carl Hinalong much dough, so one Amer- portant work done. That's be- shaw of California took a column jcan pal gave him- 10 custom tai- cause the birthdays of Abraham in the Congressional Record the lored suits and Woolworth Dono-! Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson and other day to promote Rabbit hue, the dime store proprietor. Andrew Jackson fall in that Week. came through with a $1000 letter period, and most of the big shots a new embassy--a slight pile of of credit to a fashionable dentist. are wandering around the coun- rock with eight acres of lawn His car had a full tank of gas, try making speeches about what|and woodland.

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