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Bob swings a mean golf club, but Natalie prefers the tennis courts, which he dislikes. Loves to whittle away at detailed wood-carving, a hobby acquired after hospital stay. Collects stamps, pet names for wife. She calls him Bobby.
■ Bob Hutton wears a wrist watch, inscribed in his wife'? handwriting: "For my husband and most beloved — "
Natalie wears a ruby and diamond ring. Inside it says: "All my love all my life — "
These were their wedding gifts to each other.
"I have the advantage," Bob will tell you. "Nobody can read mine except me. Natalie writes a sensational hand — straight up-and-down — chic as all get out and completely illegible. When she makes out a check, the bank's never sure if it's for five dollars or five hundred — "
"That's the dreamer in me," Natalie explains. "That's why I married a practical man — "
They fell in love among the garbage cans. It happened like this.
They'd seen each other around at parties and stuff. She thought he was cute. He thought she was a knockout. That's as far as it went till Betty, Natalie's best friend, had a birthday.
"We'll have dinner at my house," planned Betty, "and go dancing later. How's if I ask Bob Hutton for you?"
Natalie said fine. Bob was working in "Destination Tokyo." Betty called him at Warners. Was he free such and such an evening? Well, how about so-on-and-so-forth and Natalie Thompson? Bob said fine. {.Continued on page 90 1
Don't let the wrestling fool you ... those Buttons
are nuts about each other! BY JEAXXE KABB
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