The Washington times., 1934-05-01

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says has special Importance, because
Of the individuality of her hair G
Mrs. Pinthot always emphasizes her
hair by her costumes. Several years
ago, when Smedley Butler having Mr." Clifford PnhO
farewell party at Quantico the Pnchos among the
particular guests The day of the party suffocatngy
hot. Mrs Pnchot however unaffected by the empera
ture, and remained during the entire day. glowing figure
Her gown completely green-brght bright green. She
hat but wound scarf of the green around
her head
When she through the town in an open car the
scarf floating out from her red hair the Ieah
ernecks were momentarily intimidated.
The William Allen Whites have gone back to Kansas
leaving delightful memories with their Washington
friends
When Mr.. and Mrs White the guests of honor of
the Chairman of the Tariff Commission and Mrs Robert
Lincoln OBren the other night the Sulgrave Club the
occasion celebrated not only the ortst anniversary of
the marriage of Mr. and Mrs White but the fortyrst ami
versary of THE ONE MOMENT in the happily welded life
Of the Whites in which Mr. White the Domestic Dictator
At least, Mr.. White said so
" This the story he told at the dinner party
few hours after their wedding the bride and groom on
their to their home, having their first dinner
together They had stopped with other passengers their
westward bound train at of those oldme railroad lunch
that preceded the day dining The waitress
placed large meal before the very Mrs. White She
looked at her plate ruefully.
..Will - she said in small voice, cts mutton'
$50 it is," said Will
"But don't like mutton Down South where came from
nobody likes mutton. Really they don't"
Will was hungry, but he paused and looked firmly his
little bride
Where you going honey people eat differently"
he said. "You eat that mutton"
Mrs White did.
At the dinner given them by Mr. and Mrs O,Brien the
piece de resistance spring lamb Mrs Allen had
helping.
Judge Florence E. Allen the first appointed to the
Federal Bench, person be proud Saturdays
banquet Of the American Society of International Law Judge
Allen the first who had addressed the So
cey She made of the best speeches that intelligent
august has listened to- It courageous speech
rereshngy direct Judge Allen said what she honestly
thought about the duty Of international lawyers keeping
the peace Of the world.
This woman, who may day sit the Supreme Court
Bench Of the United Staes impressive personality
Large and handsome she has regular features twnng eyes
and close cropped dark hair Her voice magnetic
Her audience felt that she knew her subject conscious
her sincerity and liked her.
The Editor of the Democratic Digest wishes us to thank
the congregation the Rose Park Methodist Church of
Oregon for demanding the resignation of Dr. Rexford G.
Tugwel, for the speech "Wne, Women and Song''
which the Assistant Secretary of Agriculture made
Womans National Democratic Club and which the magazine
published.
The Editor of the Digest says although the magazine
is mighty good it has always needed advertising It could
bear under the strain of little circulation The
Rose Park Church in calling attention in highmnded
manner to the pleasant remarks of Dr. Tugwel will
doubedy bring subscribers and sheckles to the editorial
door.
Still the subject Of Proessors-we like Professors-
that the real objection the mural of Gilbert White
In the Agricultural Building, not its cassic and ae
gorcal Interpretation" Of life farm. The truth is that
the painting shows nature in too bounteous mood Rich
Sheaves Of wheat plump Sheep contented and farm
goddesses Of fine physical proportions do not please the
Administration that basng its agricultural program
crop reduction and lowered birth among live stock
The farm must not be too pleasing and abundant
The AAA may have to pillow in cotton, exterminate
little pigs and pay for unproduced wheat than
it did last year.
'May hold your hand? Said the Southern Senator to
Phyllis.