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Frankie Welch WASHINGTON STORE VIRGIN IA STORE 1702 G Street, N.W There's a new place in Georgetown ideally suited for all the VIP's neaaea for Washington. James Place. A particularly dignified condominium residence on the side of Georgetown nearest Capitol Hill-and farthest from the congestion. While all77 residences are unusually large and well-designed, we refer No. 311 to the Senate Committee. Besides the unusually large master bedroom, there are two full baths, a breakfast-area kitchen, plenty of room for a grand old party, plus many small (but exceedingly civilized) touches-from the custom door mouldings to the brass bathroom fixtures. Price: $154,100. Visit our decorated models at the Sales Office, on 29th Street, south of M, just below the canal (guest park­ ing in garage). Open 11 to 6 every day. 1, 2, and 3 bed­ room plans available early 1981. Phone 338-0990. Sales by Brenneman Associates, Inc. ~ Developed by a subsidiary of 1.5.r Watergate Development, Inc. =-= James Place Partictdara~Ji~gg~s9.soo Oscar de Ia Renta's Black and White Invitational Au dressed up and readY to take the plunge. The newest de Ia Renta is swimming with slimming stripes. But it's that curlicue topnote that throws a wicked curve. Now isn't that just like Oscar to give you more pow than you ever expected... The bandeau in nylon House at and Lycra® spandex for 8 to 14, 45.00. The cotton wrap skirt tor bloomingdale~s P-S-M-L. 75.00. TYSONS CORNER, M cLEAN, VA (703)893-3500. On 2. Tysons Corner; WHITE FLI NT, 11 305 ROCKVILLE PIKE AT NICHOLSON LANE. KENSINGTON, M D. (301)468-2 111. on 3, White Flint. OPEN LATE MO NDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 10:00- 9:30. SATURDAY TILL 6. CLOSED SUNDAY. Publisher David Adler Editor Sonia Adler Associate Editor Susan Ellis Assistant to Editor Lee Kirstein Editorial Associate Dorothy Marks General Manager Jean Tolson :0"'2.... c: ~ .2 Design Consultant ... ~ Susan R. Eason "".., ·E- Art Director .-oFE Lianne Uyeda Liang ' '-' Olief Photographer John Whitman Contributing Editors Our world .. .charbroiled swordfish and salmon, Viola Drath, Bette Taylor, Maggie Wimsatt. Anne Denton Blair, Burke Wilkinson • live Maine lobster, raw bar, Patty Cavin ts your paella, bouillabaisse, your choice Copy Editor Diana H. Regenthal a1J~"*er from our daily fresh catch, flounder Typography O Van Dashner J ~ f;j with crabmeat stuffing, Maryland lump Advertising Production Bonnie Down crabmeat cakes our famous "Charley's Production Assistant Peter Lincoln Dunnigan, Carol Wydra Bucket; ' Boston scrod Florentine, poached Circulation Walter Duncan smoked scrod and ... 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David Adler, PresTI c¢· Jon Adler, Vice Pres.; Sonia Adler, SecY·· r Controlled circulation paid at pC Richmond, VA 23261 and Washington, ISSN # 0149-7936 Copyright 1980 © Adler International Ltd · To be audited by l'JY.. ~ELQ2 ~;-:~~Board ~of'D'ade The magazine accepts no responsibilitY for r unsolicited manuscripts, artwork , pictures 0 canoons. They will not be return~ 4/February 1981 /Dossier THE ;au, I CANTERBURY Washington's Exquisite Small Hotel Located on the best block in downtown Washington, D.C., according to Washingtonian Magazine.A touch of Europe­ an elegance and luxury. Every room is a suite. From $88 to $350 per night plus tax. Off Connecticut Avenue at 1733 'N' treet, N.W. j , Washington, D. 20036 202-393-3<XX> 800-424-2950 Telex: 89-2669 Vol. 6 No. 9 February 1981 Movie Magic By Warren Adler A. Bagful of Bad Flicks General Robert Barrow: A ProfJJe By Susan Ellis Dp from the ranks, a Marine's Marine SHOES FROM GARFINCKEL'S A Perfectly Matched Trio By DeWitt Smith Fashionable couples set the international stage at Meridian House The Dossier's Indispensable Guide to Area Restaurants Washington's Food Guru By Donald Dresden Robert McDaniel shares his tastes Page 26 You Are Where You Eat By Bette Taylor Where the lobbyists, journalists and lawyers eat An Index of the Area's Finest Restaurants A Valentine for Sweet Charity INVESTMENT l'hey did it all for you Your purchase of a fine Oriental rug from the collection at HECHT'S offers more than meets the eye. It is a superbly wise investment ~ and Artists By Viola Drath 1 at an unus•Jally attractive price. ne D.C.-L.A. art exchange Oriental rugs increase in value Poet's Comer By Betty Lou Ourisman as they mature. Offering you a l'he Search Revisited lifetime of reward as you reap Books by Neighbors the pleasures of their beauty. l>olitics, ethnic cooking and sex Our rugs are of ~ign for Living By Susan Ellis unequalled quality and excellence orne of the Marine Commandant Examine them for their craftsmanship. Fascinating design. Along Party Lines Intricate hand woven detail. These ~ lll~ked Page32 arts ball, night at the opera, and are touchstones to quality of 8Shington Antiques Show beautiful Oriental rugs. Fashion Calendar We invite you to our gallery to Rea~ Estate Transactions select a fine rug from our collection. Social Calendar By Maggie Wimsatt · ~ · ADD AN ORIENTAL John and Pamela Jova are a natural team-they complement each RUG TO YOUR other's lifestyles and dress. A Foreign Service career officer, Jova has INVESTMENT served as U.S. Ambassador to Honduras and Mexico, and is currently PORTFOLIO president of Meridian House. Pamela, daughter of an English military man, works with the recently opened European Art Center here. · ~ · Together, they breathe diplomatic ease and style, apparent from their classically elegant dress accenting international elan, timeless rather than Hechrs Tysons Corner Oriental Rug Gallery trendy. Here they are seen together at Meridian House in front of the 16th-century Flemish tapestry in the dining room. 8100 Leesburg Pike, Mclean, Virginia (Photographed by John Whitman; Make-up by Susan Hauser; Hair by Alice For Information About Gallagher, Flashback; Pamela's gown designed by Jeane Eddy, Ltd.; John's Bill Blass suit from Lord & Taylor; Lilacs from Designs by David Ellsworth.) Our Investment Quality Rugs Call (703) 893-3003 Dossier/February 198117 A HE DoMINION DATSUN 2825 WILSON BouLEVARD ARLINGTON, VIRGINIA 525-3400 AnnabellS File ~ E DOSSIER OF WASHINGTON COMMENT PIAGET Master Watchmakers and jewellers t One Sour Note: could have resulted in a terrible stampede, a ~ arnong our legislators or inaugural fact to be noted when planning further festiv­ or th ers had. the. gall to provide free seats ities on that site . Randolph Hearst and re .de swearmg-m ceremonies for our new daughter Patty and her husband were turned eaJI ent to Sun Myung Moon, self-styled away from Pisces on Inaugural eve. No spon­ erhof a dangerous and discredited cult? sors . Most interesting vignette of the ere e w · . red as m section D-1, less than a hun- event was Paul Volcker, and Dr. Arthur Yards from the site of the ceremonies Bums, discussing the economy quietly in a h~he man who skipped the country rather corner of the ninth floor suite of American n ans~er a subpoena to testify before a Security Bank party on Inaugural day. In an r &~ess~on~ Committee investigating the interesting aside Volcker asked a California i ~~~tlon s schemes; the man who sics financier active in the stock market his opin­ d Pnced lawyers on media publishers ion on how the market should react in the authors who dare to challe~ge· the man hose • next few months, proving yet again that the rav &roups send beggars to harass airport market defies everybody, even the folks who 'ch e 1ers; the man whose so-called urch" h run the economy. 0 as caused so much pain and raf:wfor ~arnilies throughout the world by Inaugural Asldems: hern i ashmg ~oung people and turning Austin Kiplinger, an alternate bass at the urn nto zombies for profit, as reported in KenCen Concert . Chick CudUp, who It ~rous books and articles. The moon knows more about our town than most, run­ ·onal ~been termed a menace in Congres­ ning interference for Maureen Reagan ... The Shaping of Time. at th epons and it is sickening to note William Casey, new CIA Director, in­ With a bark-finished bracelet, e~ e are once again trying to infiltrate spected his old house, now the Bangladesh case and dial 18K gold.
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