The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1924-01-04

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the bachelors stupidity and indiffer
ence.
| Marvin Jones OF Texas is fiery
poppy, medium-sized southerner wit
4 thinks quickly. moves quickly. ant
fights quickly but marries-not a; all
. He created a sensation at the con
gress hall hotel where he lives, b.
appearing upon his return from Texas
with a beautiful brown-eyed. auburn
haired young women-his sister H'
is a self-nade man and has done q
good job. This is his fourth term in
congress and the persevering mamas
are still on his trail.
Another Texan who remains I'M
attached is Holten w. Summers.
He is probably the greatest expert
on cooperative marketing in the house
but no frugal housewife has ever
swung a market basket on her arm
with the idea OF catering to Holton's
tastes. He has a reputation as a
wonderful son and they do say that
good son makes i goo husband
Surely. there are several young women
in congressional circles who are will
ing to permit Representative Summers
to prove the truth OF tl.ft assertion
Il he will only speak the word
A. an. IL
symptoms OF deserving the bachelor
ranks-rented an apartment. frequent
ed auction sales. bought furniture and
portiers and bric-a-brac and thcn-sub
let the apartment
Representative John c. Shafcr. OF |
Wisconsin was listed with the bache-
Tors at the time OF his election but
he gave up the struggle early. After
his first visit to Washington in search
of secretary he found the two in
one and this year sent out Christmas
cards bearing the inscription Mr.. and
Mrs.
The baby" member of the house.
Lister Hill. OF Alabama. only TWEEN
y-nine. is unshackled as yet by the
!apper forces arc organizing and his !.
:apture is assured
Senator David |. Walsh. of Mas
achusetts. is probably the handsomest
Eligible in the congressional group;
nj even so. he is not as good-look-
ng as when he was elected governor
4 Massachusetts in 1914. .
Two widows. one OF whom mar !,
led into the house OF Vanderbilt. and -
mother from the west are gallery o.
ms in the senate chiefly because of a,
ieir interest in the junior senators In,
ON Massachusetts,. How they do mr.
utter when he by any chance g,ances or
,lleryward h.;
Not many moons ago the society G.,
'lumns of the Washington papers n
corded dinner given by Senator Al
'alsh of Massachusetts, and Senator cb
alsh OF Montana in honor of Mrs.
homas F. Walsh OF Washington
d her friends and companion Mrs. +,
,ugherty. #,
How the tongues OF the gossips +
wag over this conjunction OF the I
alshes.
Mrs Walsh. mother OF Mrs. Ed "
I'd B. Mclean. inherited the mil I'Ab
rs of Thomas F. Walsh. former GOV
lie owner OF Colorado. She enter VIII,
Is lavishly and has many friends disc
has never shown any special favor We
any OF her numerous admirers The
here was situation that looked live
missing to the Lady Teazles OF lit
shington ,hei
ionths have passed. however. and tom
ar the dear public is informed each was
ne foursome is fancy free. 7
ena'or Kenneth McKellar, of Ten corn
&c, IS lawyer, capable and afTable sres
confirmed bachelor. He has di,
he'd the point where he can kid" emb
girls without making love to them NOR,
is courteous to men and women acce,
and popular with both. After e,
NO. g. esS'o"Ai oireo- but Z
" =, VI uesrees; Is. him
, :. N - l. - out frien
A
he is dasine blade lb,v.
'ears ago he carried of the SEN cher,
hip from the seasoned statesmen chr
'e Tennessee delegation because Was,
'ked like a hard fight The DO and /,
veterans said it was not the wears
Tor them to go in; so the baby onoo,
delegation did a quick-s,ep and ,h.;r
ne was recently below
d for another six years and is A
" =" '"e democratic side OF At dir
his r
e"ee u Dill, from the buds
's"ston' the youngest with
er of the senate. is good-looking lona