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By ANDREW TULLY, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer : . WASHINGTON, Oct. 7—The opening of the Supreme Court was more of a social event than anything else—like a Washington cocktail party without the cocktails. ‘Of course, there was nothing for the nine berobed fistices to do but march out and announce they were ready to do business at the old stand. ‘So the dames took over and put on an informal fashion show, The fall finery made the chamber look like ringside at the/mond C, Gaydash, wife of an Stork Club. {Army officer. Despite the feminity gurgling Don Rodolfo served plenty of all over the joint, oniy one Su- 8 ood champagne and tossed in preme Court Justice wifé showed some soft organ music and an] —Mrs. William O. Douglas. She occasional potted palm ‘and the and the Justice just made it under crush was terrific. Of course, only the wire, too, having flown in that/a few people got around to look- | morning from Pendleton, Ore. Ing at the pictures, but it was a Naturally, Mrs. Morris (Cleo- | swell time just the same. ! patra was a ribbon clerk) Catritz| Then, just in case anybody was was in the bunch, described by| {still- dry, Lt. Gen. Matthew B.| the society editors, as usual, as! Ridgeway, deputy chief of staff of | a very soignee gang. Justice Tom the Army, gave something called Clark was pretty soignee, too, ® ‘‘cocktail-supper” in honor of with a brand new pastel blue bow | Mrs. Gaydash. Men are men in tie. this town. Beaming all over the place were a 2" Capitol Architect and Mrs. rs PEOPLE who think they've got Lynn, on account of their nephew, It tough trying to build a house Col. David Lynn of Inglewood, land keep their eye on every little Cal. was one of the lawyers ad- (deta should consider the Robert mitted to practice before the A- Lovetts. court, | They'd just broken ground for a swank new lean-to on Long, Every thing nas "going swell Island when Bob was named at that big party Mrs. Cafritz Deputy Secretary of Defense. gave the other night to oper. the Now they've got to move to so-called social season. The (Washington and get back to Long champagne was flowing like the Island when they can to supervise Mississippi and several persons things, giving their builders had been temporarily blinded by heaven only knows how many |

chances to louse things up. Deputy Lovett, by the way, | § came up with a strictly military {| statement when he was appointed. i (Practically clicking his heels to-| |gether, he snapped to attention land declaimed: “There are three |. persons in the world from whom | II will take any command: Henry| J (Stimson (former Secretary of : (War), George Marshall, and my wife.” =u » n Sen. William Benton of Connecticut is going to install radar, or something, in that | helicopter he campaigns in. He | set out for a political rally the other day but when he landed in a field full of people he discovered he was at the wrong | meeting. It was a bunch of Knights of Columbus, who Mrs. Cafritz’ walnut-sized emer- | booed the bejabbers out of him alds when Mrs. Lawrence Rob- | for voting against the Spanish ert, wife of the former Demo- | loan. cratic national treasurer, had to spoil the whole effect. She strode "into the elegant throng wearing People Are “Folksy . a pair of riding britches. | REALLY, Washingtonians are = jas folksy as all get-out. You, THAT BIG ha whoop-te-| should have seen. them roughing it| do put on for the Sister Kenney lat the big outdoor barbecue given | fund here the other day proved by Roy St. Lewis, a big shot local one thing—that as variety artists attorney, out of Oklahoma, . Washington bigwigs make swell, Nobody seemed to mind at all vacuum ¢leaner salesmen. that the grub was served from | 22. The productibn looked like Am- & chuck wagon, and they all joined ateur Night in the town hall ‘of|in the fun and ate their corn-on-anybody’s home town. Paul Por-|the-cob with their hands. A couple ter, ‘the ex-OPA boss, was master Of the more daring souls even of ceremonies and sounded like an!swigged a little whisky straight over-age Jimmy Stewart, except|/from 2n old-fashioned jug. Of he had more marbles in his course, the beef was Jown from| mouth. the cattle country, it being conMartha Rountree, the radio gal, sidered - ill-bred to let it ride a who pronounces her name like it/train these days. was - a hill-billy hamlet, went| Gen. Hoyt Vandenberg, chief of around the overdressed throng at/ staff of the Air Force, was

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