Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 April 1951 — Page 30

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Mrs. Morris (Let the Champagne Flow) Cafritz is willing to A " ——— om GR | : give a party for him—that's what. |» Interviewed as she was discarding some used diamonds, Mrs. | 8 3 . Cafritz declared she would be “perfectly delighted” to have the IN INDIANAPOLIS : | ‘. . £ General out to the house—along IC p ar ( $ { i * with a select gathering of not more than five or six hundred “really distinguished people.” | Ol Asked if she'd ever met the General, Mrs. Cafritz replied with a modest negative. “But, of | \ course,” she added, “Louise is a Nn good friend of mine.” - At first this puzzled the re- | porter, but Mrs. Cafritz explained. De “you know,’ she sald, “Louise LW E | Heiberg — Mrs. Alf Heiberg — his O first wife.” | ” s 8 P. S. Mrs. Cafritz may have nm | NT to figure out some other way of have be getting next to General Mac- | | mother, Arthur. opportun Reached by phoge, Ms, by dh Z — meet son berg—now the wife of a colone 4 The named Alf—was asked if she = after I ri expected to see the General. which ws «I don’t think that's a correct ii their Sms and Salas In th question to ask,” snapped Mrs. sticking out of their Coat poc ets. gon, Cec H. “After all, the General and I | Nope, the boys hadn't either through were divorced 30 years ago.” peld bp 2 Qelicatessen: Instead: correspor he hung u ey en to a big cockia Low As Don Rob Thew she hung Up. party and buffet put on by the As Mr. Re a = 8 Republican Senatorial Campaign delightfu P.P.S. Mrs. Heiberg competed Committee and were taking home MONTICELLO Chuck mildly with her ex-husband for the leftovers. Also to 2100 $ 0 Joss cam headlines this week when she sold| 14 was a sumptuous feedbag. Wedding Ring 125.00 evening her Georgetown home to MIS. mhare were great platters of 4 Hiram B! Kingdon Gould of New York. It's gniceq beef, ham and roast beef, ham a called Federal Bogle aud We nis carload of olives and pickles, Mrs. Bi: the news several weeks a, y and about a tom of assorted ham. N Mrs. Heiberg built an A-bomb cheeses. $| DOWN—S! WEEKLY has just t shelter in its cellar—the Osh Sen. Everett Dirksen of Illinois, en a job refuge in town except the I who was master of ceremonies, the blood House's. Mrs. Heiberg 2a announced that everybody should . cruit me is going to take chances wi © concentrate on having a good : Keepsake—again chosen progr: rest of us. |time and never mind talking poli- 2 Fashion's Ring of the Year—is “with the {tics or world affairs. This little 200 the most treasured of all di C. Cha] Here Comes Perle pep talk worked fine, too; it must CAMERON rings. Highest Fed ofall thant of the An Either Luxembourg Minister have been five minutes before] Aho 100% 202, gold gl styling,” goes with can | with anybody mentioned Gen. Mac- ing Ring the trusted K Kk Cross. Perle Mesta can run her job Arthur. the | Se Sheps ke name. Each Since 1 one hand or she gets awful bored pygieqt man in the crowd was pli, or on is saesfully Bingham over there. Anyway, she’s coming Sen. Harry Cain of Washington. di e worc s nest it was a f home next month for the third He set up an informal office at gems and 1s GUARANTEED planned, 1 time since she was appointed, less one of the tables on the balcony PERFECT. Be sure it's the best, and Mrs. than two years ago. and got a lot of confidential be sure it's Keepsake. disappoin This might be nobody's business business done. MizHann except that, since the vis 8 Sen. Ken Wherry of Nebraska staff aids listed as an official report trip, got off the evening's choicest COME IN AND SEE OUR ter was the taxpayer has to foot the bill. crack, though. Told President FAMOUS AWARD WINNING should lo i Perle is flying home this time, Truman had assigned Maj. Gen. KEE One lov ; which means a tab of about $400, Harry Vaughn to meet Gen. PSAKE co LLECTION Gunston | plus $10 a day travel time, plus MacArthur at the airport, the ry for Georsy $9 a day while she’s in the States. Senator thought it over for a : the Virg If she's here a month, as ag Souple of seconds and then, > xe 2 4 pL a : . Rights. that'll come roughly to $700. blurted: “Why, {t's—it's un-| 1 44 Es = 5 TNA ¢ UIE ® : or RST This he Mesta was appoin 0. the . oi . . . Colonial | it's cost the taxpayers So feeiCratitude 1841 ROGERS BROS d 3 their high fashion tody of t to let her flit back and fo! be- | 2 . . of the 0 Let Ber sours and the U. 5. The administration is falling 22 Pe. 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