THE FORECASTER Page Two HIGH C?J SOCIETY Last evening a festive banquet was given in the Flop-Carlton by lirma Moore. who is HOW the Countess von Piftieowitcli. The banquet was given in honor of that veddy. veddy. eligible bach- elor, Hubert Q. Foley, Ifsq. The tables were placed in the shape of a horseshoe and the hall was bedecked. not too gaily, with lilies and dead leaves, The tirst guests to be an- nounced by the butler, whom your reporter immediately recog- nized as -lohn XValsh of old llean days, were ,lean Kennedy and Teddy XYhelan, both sporting corsages of dandelions. Miss Ken- nedy, the gay divorcee with tive husbands to her credit, replied to rumors concerning another mar- riage, lJon't be sil. Marriage is such a bore, and I've been through it so many times! XYhich left us to draw our own conclusions. Unfortunately. Miss XYhelan was only present for a few moments between acts of her latest stage production. Midnite in the Relfryf' by I. M. Batts, in which she plays the role of a hard-to-get young adventuress. XX'e noticed that head-waiter at the affair was Yo-Yo Phillips. who has at last realized his great- est ambition. By a swift two-arm movement, Yo-Yo is able to hold the plate in front of the eater long enough for her to take a quick lick before he pulls away the dish from the other side and whisks it out to the kitchen. In this manner Yo-Yo is able to serve a seven-course dinner in four minutes flat, with two des- serts thrown in. ,Toe Cavanaugh arrived late, making his dramatic entrance on roller skates. The chief bouncer, ,Toe Roy, persuaded Cavanaugh to depart after several twirls around the marble Hoor and a few fancy splashes in the punch bowl. Passing in as Joe passed out, were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kroker tthe former Lucy Heyll. These two had just returned from the darkest Africa where Bob is a missionary and Lucy soothes the savage souls with tales of the primitive creatures inhabiting Times Sqtiare. Professor Manter was among the notables present. The Pro- fessor condescended to perform a few of his mystical card tricks along with his assistant, Rachel jewett. The biggest trick was when the cards. the table, the Professor and Rachel all dis- appeared. Music was provided by the band that is the idol of society. lid XYebb and his South Attle- boro Smoothies. The stars of XYebb's band are Bill Hiscox at the hddle and Piccolo Pete Slafsky. The feature of the eve- ning was the band's new white- hot torch singer, Patsy Potter, who, dazzling in her bright red evening dress, sang XYebb's theme song, But Look At Me Now. The party hzzled out in the wee sma' hours with the punch bowl empty and the pink ele- phants trotting home after a hard evening. STREET-CLEANER POET The most famous street-cleaner of New York is lloc XYulfeck, who makes up poems as he works his route around the Bowery. Says Doc, XYhile stuff is decom- posing. I'm composing! STILL IN COLLEGE One of the Deanites of '41 still having a swell time in college is Anne LeFevre. Through her popu- larity, Eva has the honor of being voted for five consecutive years the Queen of the Peach Bowl at her college's annual festival. Norm XYatson has realized her ambition, dancing between fea- tures and behind a bubble on the Morse stage. Her by-line is still XVatson your mind? ON THE AIR Xe:-at week Station .XXVP will open in Franklin with many new shows on its schedule. The multi- millionaire, Douglas Marshall. is owner of the station, situated on llean's back campus. Une of the programs featured every weekday afternoon is the children's hour with Uncle Teddy. who is portrayed by Ted Manchester. T'ed's sponsor is the Princely Prune ,Iuice Company of Pawtucket. Following' this program on Tuesdays and Thursdays is Kd- vice Un Marriage, given by the noted psychologist, .Xrthur Alley. Mr. Alley maintains that marri- age is at mirage - when you get up close there s nothing to it. Margaret I ero. the famous bot- any expert, is expected to give weekly talks on why trees grow upwards. Miss Tero has for her sponsor liernsteiifs Horse Lini- ment. Hld I.ead cigarettes will pre- sent lfd Smith with his scintil- lating swing music on a variety show each Saturday night. Hill Cfuddigan will be featured as vo- calist. Plill's voice has thrilled mil- lions since the time when he sang in small theatres for fresh vege- tables, donated by the audi- ence. The opening program for Sta- tion -'XXYIJ will be a special broad- cast by the Republican candidate for Senator. Robert Tamblyn, in which he will talk on XVliy iVill- kie W'ill XVin - Maybe. Announcing The Upening Of HAMMERLES NICXY PICKLF FACTORY Pickles To Suit .Ml Tastes Sour Sweet and Dill If You Can Eat Fm. I Can Make 'Eur
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