The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-07-21
WOMAN'SPARTY
CAPTURES
LION
Doris Stevens to Speak
at Headquarters on Day
ton Adventures
By JEAN ELIOT.

" CdOES from Dayton, Tue Cso-
ter of the controversy De-
- tween evolution and William
Jennings Bryan, will be heard IN
Washington on Thursday evening
when Doris Stevens will speak al
the headquarters of the National
Wonan's Party on her recent eN-
periences in the little Tennessee
town upon which the eyes OF the
world have been conferred.
Although not appearing Off
cially." Miss Stevens may be de-
scribed as the only woman who
has had actual participation in the
Scopes trial, as she prepared some
Of the briefs used by her husband,
Dudley Field Malone, whose I'M
FASHIONED plea for the freedom OF
education was perhaps the nlSn
light of the trial to date.
An ardent advocate of the prinCl-
niles of re Lucy Stone League,
Miss Stevens insistence upon using
her own name is sadi to have
caused a tempest in teapot In
DAYTON. and it is more or less au-
thentically reported that there were
many consultations among pro
lnrietors and owners of the Dayton
H6tel before she was permitted to
occupy a room with her husband
bears a different name.
Mss Stevens is to be guest at
me woman's Party headquarters,
where Miss Alice Paul, the peer
less leader" is again in residence;
and on Thursday evening there VIII
be reception in the garden at head
quarters for the visitor, with SUCH
Of the party leaders as are IN town
taking part.
peerless Leaders" Program Proves
To Be Very Interesting. :
Think what you please about the
methods of the Woman's Party, its
members certainly have an aptt
tudA for getting things done. And
Miss Paul's experiment in organic
ing an international advisory coun-
ell to lobby before international
gatherings much as the Woman's
Party advisory council has lobbied
before Congress on matters preta'n-
Ing to equal rights for women, will
be watched with great interest.
The Woman's Patty is, Of course
lining up solidly behind Mrs. Robert
III. LaFollette in III effort to per.
suade her to run for her husbands
place in the Senate. The Govern
ment Workers Council and the.
Students Council aI6 also backing
Mrs. LaFoliette. TO their offers Of
support she has expressed much
gratitude, but she has refused to
commit herself definitely about run
ming and her frienLS seem to think
that che would rather have the
honor go Co her son, Bob, s." Peo-
pie who know the political situation
In Wisconsin. however. cohcede that
Mrs. LaFollette could carry the
GREEK ENVOY AGAIN
AT BUENA VISTA. =
The Minister OF Greece and Nine.
simopoulos, after passing the week.
end in Washington have returned
to their summer cottage in Buena
Vista Springs. The minister will
come again to Washington on
Thursday and the following week
will go to New York for a few
days
The counselor of the Greek lega-
ton, Constantin Xanthopoulos, is
sailing next week for Switzerland
where he will meet Nine. Xantho.
poulos and their children, who will
return to America with him in two
months.
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TO PORTUGAL
AT HOME ON LEAVE.
Fred NJ. bearing, American Min
lister to Portugal and Mrs. bearing,
who have recently arrived in this
on leave, are touring by
motor in New England with Mrs.
Fitch Bryant and Mr.. and Mrs.