Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-02
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SUCCOMB, TO MA TRZzNONY
Majority Of Once Prominent Su6rqgist Pick
cts, Charged With Being ''Unsexed" and
Home Destroyers, Now HappilyManied

lures, Wisconsin having enacted it last
June.
DR.. Levitt. who is thirty five, has led
an exceedingly active, not to say, crowd
ed life. his record. In chronological order,
being in part as follows:
United States Army, 1s04-1s07. the last
Two years on active service In the Phil
ippines; graduate successfully of Mead
vile Theological School (Unitarian) and
Columbia University: lecturer in philos-
ophy at Columbia; graduate Standard
Oh Company training school for for
eisn service; in France with American
Hospital No. 1 of the first French army;
lecturer in philosophy and social psy-
choiogy at Colgate University; regi-
mental sergeant major Harvard Reserve
Ofhcers' Training Corps. June-Septem-
United States Army from October, 1917,
with the A. Z. F. from April, 1918 to
January. 1919: took degree in law from
Harvard. 1920; assistant professor OF
law at George Washington University,
1920 1921. during which period he met
and became engaged to Miss Hill.
Quietly Married.
Last fall DR.. Levitt went to the Uni
versity Of Dakota, and Miss Hill start
cd on a campaign trip for the
Woman's Party, it having been PLAN
ned between them TO complete the
work each had arranged for the year
and to be married this summer.
Christmas. however, found Miss Hill
in Chicago. and DR.. Levitt came down
from Ora nd Forks to see her. Then
and there they decided to get married
at once and spend the holidays to-
gether, their plans for the year to re-
main otherwise undisturbed. They
did. They were married quietly the
day before Christmas, entertained at
dinner that night BY Mrs Bertran
sippy. who invited to meet them Ahe
few friends who were in the secret
and spent their honeymoon of one
week at the Edgewater Beach Hotel. -.
I'D had eight years Of publicity.
Elsie Hill commented when several
weeks later in Washington she con-
flrmcd the reports Of her marriage
which had finally caught up with her.
81 thought l had a right to a little
privacy when I married, and I had It.
Also I wanted my sisters to hear Of 1t
from me before they read 1t in the
pa pers.
When Miss Clara Hill. in, Mexico,
received her sisters letter telling her
the main facts in the career Of her
new brother-in-law, she teleara phed
Elsie as follows:
what was the matter with the
Navy" ~,
Welded to Writer.
II was Florence Brewer, press chair
man of the party since 1915. who led
or, merging within q Few months
after she took up the work, Richard
Eoeckel. newspaper and magazine
writc-. Their home In Cleveland
Park, shared now by Richard IL.
popularity known as "D.cker." is a ia
vorite gathering place OF forward
locking young men and women.
Beulah Anidon. daughter OF Judge
Charles F. Amidon of North Dakota,
who is rated with Inez sIilhoiland
Boissevain and Doris Stevens as one
of the three most beautiful young
women in the American suffrage
movement, married about three years
ago Paul Ratiiff Of Mississippi, who
served with the British forces in the
Royal Flying Corps until he was shot
down. captured and sent to a prison
camp to await the end Of the war
They met while Miss Amidon was