Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
News Washington staff Correspondent


WASHINGTON. DEC. 2-Scnators
and representatives, who returned %
Washington Tor the extra session. which
opened Monday, gave the cap .al us
wontcd air Of bustling lie, an aimos
phcre Ia which one became accustomed
during the long session which have
dragged from season 90 season over
Hinc" the first days - the world war
Many ~ the women 1T both The seulte
and House remained iu Washington
while Then husbands went campaign.
ting many returned Monday Tor the OBJ.
ening of the session ana others will
drift slowly hack unit the opening u
III" regular session In Dcvcmher az even
rntl after Christmas To those who.
though many years spent here. have
became beloved ~ society. hut. who
under the now choice of the people,
must give way to others. tho return 20
tho capital was somewhat drcarv.
While such changes always bring a
tg,ddening effect II n an Old story 90
Washington and there b. enough that
IL gay and bus,ling to countcract such
feelings There are many balls con.
slant series 81 luncheons and dinner
parties and enough pretty coming out
teas and dances to twice fill m" days
betueeR- nay and cnr:stmas
Go To Football Game
There were many reasons given why
pretty nearly every official Ia Washing
ton found urgent business requiring
His presence In Phied"plhm Saturday.
But one ~ inclined tp h,ncve that the
icil reason which drew thom to the
Quaker city was ihc annual struggle for
football hunors between the future Ccn.
erals and Admirsls of ih" Nation This
Pnnual hattie between tho Arm. and
Navy BEL onc NJ M, THINGS fhpi Keeps
the United states Service boo fighting
u ctilc and u presents yearly p.c'ur"
~ stern generals and dign.f,d Admir-.
MS boys again as thev root and cheer
aud urge ON their respective teams Can.
itsl society was represented bv M ~
majority this year than f"r Some time
and saturday found entertainment 10
Washington at standstIll
We're In not Tor tho festivities given
10y ~ Tor the dchunta''s and th, occo.
ional visitor Washington would boz dun
these November days Tor naturally
enough there isn't sign of sprll &C..
tvitv - the white House. the cabinet
is only now rc1ssembl'ur after iis "a
NontureH I'm campaigning and b win
l." some time before Congress viii ret.
~" down enough to give time on Thought
e. entertaining
Thia ig the dsy At the dabuauia how
r'"r md. although wusi of 'hc buds
WI not blossom officially until after
Think giving each day now Hts ~.
Rri1 IT cstiyiitcs given hv. o.. .nr ono
e. another 81 The duhanics md they
ore organizing into ,uugould Erouus to
max" plius for the benefit halls and tho
various entertainments fur charity tor
VIII rh their aid has been enlisted
Among he Young women who are TAX
INK an active part iu plans ior tho iutot
national hsll ~ the Daughters q tho
'ont"deiacy which H. given tor chariB
III" purpose are tho Misses Marrar.t and
Jacquclinc Mansfield daughter %, Rep
r"s"niailvc Joseph = Manifold pt Tex.
A.
The second annual convention IT tho
National Council ~ Caihuh, Woman
which opened her, TUESDAY h,d a. he
Texas delegates the following Tho Dio
'"san Representatives included the fol
lowing Mrs. John Cnggan. Galveston
ir Mary X Rohhin san Antonio. Miss