Evening star., 1923-03-25
BIZ CAROLYN VANCE.

Spring styles in presidential candi-
dates are intriguing democratic
women. They are going through
blissful period of window shopping,
whereas their republican sisters pro-
claim their supreme content with
last seasons model. now that the
Harding candidacy seems assured.
The democratic women will be the
FIRST of their sex to have a hand in
choosing presidential nominee"
chortles Mrs Emily Newell Blair, the
democratic leader. The republican
party. including the women. must ac-
cept President Harding as a nominee
IN 1924 or repudiate his administra-
tion. Since women had nothing to do
with the selection Of Harding as the
nominee at the last republican con-
yention-ratfication of suffrage came
100 late for that-they Will be in no
way responsible for him If he should
. be elected the second time"
president Harding suits us fine
even though We didn't nominate him."
Indignantly answer the republican
women.
Shopping around-milling II you
prefer-is a delightful! way OF killing
time. no doubt. but the democratic
women will look until they arc cross
eyed before they find a more substan-
tial piece Of presidential material
guaranteed not 70 fade away from
duty, or shrink from responsibility"
argue these republican woman poll
' ticians.
Handsomcr Material Hard to Find.
And" in triumphant tones they
ask, where will they obtain hand
somer material:"
II is still early in the season, Of
course. but presidential candidates
are beginning to coyly appear In the
democratic shop Windows The wem-
en- are cycling them tentatively. ex-
periencing u the full sll Of the thrills
known to bargain hunters
SHOWN again in the hope that it
would take better than heretofore .s
the Coy model. The s,t,n. nay ,t-
tcnuated. lines OF the one labeled the
'McAduo," also Is attracting ln-ch
feminine atts nt:on. This benign
curves Of the "JnderWoOd" srintt!at-S
from among a group OF stylish stouts.
which also include the "Poneren,"
and the "Ealston." For thos. WHO
prefer regal spiendo- there ls the
1oiti W. i'HFIS. 43H9 consplcu"IS at
FAe court OF 81. james. 4 popular
sport model = the al smith" That
has been the rage among women for
2 long time in New York and Albany
The models o; the moment number
almost dozen. with new shipments
arriving daily
Women are actually putting as
much eanerget.r thought into politics
these days IS the DO n the subject
o. dress. according to Mrs. Harriet
Tavi0r Upton. reoIh,i.an lead..r.
Elaborate plans for "us1ar:ur the
feminine voter in The nAEt canlp;.ign
are going swiftly tor"ar! 1T both
eants OF historical interest Is a
scheme - the dem ocratic women to
Interest their sex These will be put
on IL MARI parts o. the country "a
soon as the grass becul!es green this
spring. There also will be devDloned
indoor plays or catchy political skits.
One Of such The Truth and Nothing
But the Truth made a great hit in
New YORK city not long ago. Miss
Mary Archer. national committee
woman from Pennsylvania. under
who's" management the play was pre-
sented several tines. has turned over
to the national committee al! dra-
matte tights il. its production. for the
Us" Of womeu's cubs all over the
country.
seven Hundred "Educated.''
II Na,toE.:-i Scuool OF De.aocracy.
he.d this winter ir NV York. are all
pr!ned for participation IN the next
ca!npaisu They We're given a thor
ough grounding in history and the
principals OF the democratic party,
how to keep ones earrings from dang
ling when making a speech and how
not 20 wave handbag at an audi
eNce.
Organization of women's political
clubs is going steadily on in both
parties. with Mrs. Harrit Taylor Up
ton dire citing for the republicans and
Mrs. Emily Newell Blair for the DEM
ocrats. The two women somet!mes IS
meet in the club life IN The capita
and. having similar Jobs. they have
much IN common ara are quite good
friends Th-~ h""c been for years
..@ce they bot ..o"!,ed together II.
the suffrage can pain.
sample "f "Amu<iuG" Letters.
ont o, tn, amusing letters rrcciH ed
by Mrs. Blair from Texas that Wss