Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-05-22
Talk of Threatening Polit- ical Upheaval Spreads
 to Gentler Sex
NEW FIRST LADY
 NATURAL RESULT
Mrs. Champ Clark and Mrs. Senator Deliver White
 House Possibilities
BY FILLMORE COLLINS

(Written expressly for this newspaper)
 WASHINGTON, May 21.-Even the women of the land must be aware by this time that there is some kind of a political upheaval a-brewing.
 Political reverses not only bring new men into the national arena, but new women as well. A new president in variably means a new first lady of the land.
 Two women now in Washington are considered by many to have a fighting chance of landing in the White House. They are Mrs. Champ Clark, wife of the leader of the democrats in the house of representatives, and Mrs. Jonathan P. Dolliver, wife of one of the insurgent leaders Senator Deliver is a republi can, (Not one of the Aldrich variety, I am glad to state.)
 Mrs. Clark is Missourian by birth, but by all the traditions of ancestry she is southern. Mrs. Clark's love for the south is one of her strongest characteristics.
 The wife of the minority leader is very democratic in her tastes, as is her distinguished husband. While she is brilliant conversationalist and possesses an inexhaustible fund of wit and originality, she enjoys the small informal affairs where she can meet and talk with intimate friends.
 Mrs. Clark is almost as well posted on politics as is her husband. She is linr .riably to be found in the spectators gallery when an important crisis IS ex- pected in the house.
 Before her marriage Mrs. Clark was Miss Bennett She graduated from the University of Missouri with high honors and until her marriage taught litera- ture and elocution. In appearance she is of the tall, slender, brunette type, and is always handsomely and becom- ingly gowned She makes it point to please the eye of her husband Tn the matter of dress, and consequently may more often be seen in soft shades of pink and roses. These are MT. Clark s | favorite colors.
 Mrs. Clark is colonial dame, D. A. R., and Daughter of 1872. She is staunch Presbyterian, and an author ity on the history of pagan and religl- ous creeds. She has been delegated to represent her church at the World s Missionary congress in Edinburgh, Scot | land, June l4-23, and will ere long be- gin her journey across the sea. Mrs. Deliver is, by virtue of her own charms and her husband 's official posi- ton, one of the pillars of Washington social life. Like Mrs. Clark, she does not depend on her husband s high office for her well-deined position in society.
 Mrs. Deliver was born in Vermont, but at the age of two months moved with her parents to Iowa. At twenty she graduated from Wellesley college at the head of her class, and until her marriage to Senator Deliver she oecu- pied the chair of mathematics at North western university.
 Since her marriage, Mrs. Deliver has been identified with every movement in her state for the higher education of women. She is essentially club woman, yet she has never permitted the club to infringe upon her domestic life
 With all her social duties Mrs. Dolli- yer finds time to superintend the educa- tion of her three small children. She always does her own marketing. Wash ington has one of the largest markets in the United States, and the making of weekly trip to the building filled with row after row of fruits, vege- tables, groceries and meats, is a regular occurrence in the life of the average woman of this city.
 Class prophecies as a rule do not mean much beyond the day of gradu- tion, yet according to the "seeress" of Mrs. Delivers class Wellesley twenty years ago she was destined to fill a high place in Washington society. It was even specified that she would be a wife of United States senator. So, madame, if the class prophecy con cerning yourself has not come true, do not despair. It may yet be realized.
 Mrs. Deliver is slightly above medl- um size and is of matronly appearance. Her gowns are always among the hand- sOmest and richest worn.
 When in Iowa Senator and Mrs. Dolli- yer spend most of their time on their farm within few miles of Fort Dodge. There they enjoy the "simple life" SprcTAT NOTICE TO THE GLOBE