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WASHINGTON, Apr. 5 ~The average Washington diplomatic reception usually has all the steaming quality of Hogarth's “Gin Lane,” but everything was genteel at a party tossed by Norwegian Ambassador Wilhelm Munthe de Morgenstierne for Secretary of State Dean Acheson, : Only 250 guests were let in for the shindig with the result that it never took you more than 15 minutes to get from one bar to another-—if you were the average, wholesome diplomat, that is. There were moments when you could actually hear what the dame next to you was saying. This, you can well imagine; evoked the wildest compliments from the guests, They went around all night making cosmopolitan cracks , ike “Isn't this je ne sais quol stuff?” which is French for name it and you can have it. Before the reception, a select few -- including Mr, and Mrs, Acheson—sat down to some of the fanciest grub since the discovery of cookin’ sherry, Consomme aux champignon, lobster Newburg, Norwegian fish balls, roast squab stuffed with sweetbreads and truffies and fresh strawberries. And all on the house. After dinner Mr. Acheson mustered up some folksiness and went in and chucked the Ambassador's new grandson under the chin, The kid had no comment.

Just Home Folks

News item: Margaret Truman says the family’s going back to Missouri when Pop's term is up. How you gonna keep her down on the farm, Harry, after she's seen Talu?

fke’s No Fun Mrs, Gwen (Who Needs Used Diamonds?) Cafrits, czarina of Washington's glittering salons,

4s in a quandry., A mink-lined one, of course,

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Mrs. Cafritz long ago threw her support to the candidacy of Ike Eisenhower for President, a move that has surprisingly little effect on the world’s chancellories, But in her latest communique from Foxhall Road she confesses she has a problem in loyalty. “I like lke,” says Mrs. Cafritz, who was ever one to coin a neat phrase. “But I'm afraid he'd give such dull parties in the White House, he'd always want the guests to play bridge.” Regretfully, Mrs, Cafritz acknowledges that it really would be more fun if Gov. Adlal Stevenson of Illinols were elected. “He's divorced, you know,” sald Mrs, C. “I mean, he’s sort of free, and he'd look awfully good in that new. ballroom.”

Mrs. Cafritz says none of the other candidates impress her as being much in the party-giving line. “Senator Kerr wouldn't do,” she says, “because he doesn't drink. And Sen. Kefauver would always be putting on square dances, which become rather a bore.” Not that all this is going to change Mrs. Cafritz. She says she’s still for Ike. Just being wistful, is all,

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rushed up to a newsman at that Mayflower Hotel reception for President Truman,

“These Democrats just don't seem to give a damn now the old man ain't running” he sald, “Why, all they got to drink in the joint is wine’ punch!’ Note: President. Truman, a sensible man, didn’t touch a drop of the stuff,

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Pretty Marge Smith, secretary to Alaskan Delegate Bob Bartlett, occasionally is baffled by Bob's sense of humor, Like the other day when Bob emerged from his office and or- |

dered: “CGlet me the 8t. Bernard with the brandy.”

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Marge picked up the phone and called the Library of Congress, “Mr. Bartlett,” she said, “wants one copy of some book named “The St. Bernsrd and the Brandy.” I don't know the author's name,” ¥ Bob almost fell through the "oor when she told him a Library staffer was looking up the book. " After wiping his eyes, he explained he'd had a long session on the telephone with an utter boré and needed refreshments.

Level With Sam

Bome photogs are kind of relieved that Speaker Sam Rayburn has decided not to run for President. ¥t's strictly professional, of course.

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“You have to be too careful with Sam,” one photographer explained. “He won't let you shoot him too high, because of his bald head, nor too low, because of his double chin.”

Not Mine Run

Rep. Mike Kirwan (D. 0.) never. got beyond the third grade and is not ashamed of it. But recently at a dinner for candidates for membership in the University Club he indulged in an amiable plece of deception.

All the candidates were lined up, sounding off with their names, colleges and years of graduation -- Princeton ’14, Harvard "08, and so forth, When Mike's turn came, he rose, bowed, and yelled “Heldelberg '02.”

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