White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1935-12-26
WINNER DESCRIBES
TRIP TO CHICAGO
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rather rough and it was certainly
beautiful sight. Afterwards, we went
through Montgomery Wards plant. AS
we left, each of us received a beauty
kit for souvenir. That evening the
annual Grand Banquet was held at
the Stevens hotel, the largest hotel in
the world The theme of the evening
was appreciation of art, the ballroom
being decorated accordingly and the
favors were artists palettes.
Wednesday, the International Har-
vester company took us through their
plant. We were shown the complete
process of making tractor from the
minute the iron was taken out of the
hot fire and nodded into wheels, rods,
or whatever it might be, until it is a
completed tractor. After going through
the factory, a picture of the whole
group of All delegates was taken. We
were entertained at luncheon and CIV
en- a pen hashlight for a souvenir,
then taken through the Irvine mills.
In the evening, the girls went to the
Goodman theater to the Chicago Mail
Order Style Show
Thursday morning, the Chicago Mail
Order company entertained the girls
at breakfast and gave each of us an
eversharp pencil in green and white,
the All colors, with All clover on
it. After the breakfast, Jane Alden, as
master of ceremonies, entertained at
another style show, showing dresses
suitable for every occasion This after
noon, Washington state delegates went
on a sightseeing tour of the city;
through Jews town, China town, down
to the pier and through the ZOO at
Lincoln Park. Thursday night we went
to banquet in the Auditorium hotel
on the 9th mezzanine floor and en-
ioyed dance which was given after
the banquet.
A Friday, Washington state delegates
went to the Board of Trade building
and watched the stock exchange bid
ding. The way the bidders threw theil
hands around and yelled at each other
one would think they were crazy unless
they studied the chart they were giver
at the door, After watching the bid.
ding, we went up into the tower ane
looked over the city. In the Afternoon
the girls went to Marshall Fields tt
| shop. I got as far as the fifth foo,
. and had to go back for its was tim'
, to go to the hotel.
While we were in Chicago we wer
transferred from place to place by tn
elevated railway, motor coaches, ant
: street cars. One of the things en-
: loved most was listening to the dele
gates from the southern states talk
Almost all of their questions bega1
with "you ALL" and we could Away
} see and hear the Texas delegation
, coming for they all wore ten-gallol
!; hats and we're forever whooping an
yelling or singing "The Eyes of Texa
Are Upon You"
+ We left Chicago Friday morning a
: 11:15 am. and were still going goo
4 when part Of the Washington dele
: gates got off at Spokane. Here Mis-
Jenkin, Mary Kiichle, and myself wen
to the day coaches to finish our jour
: ney SO we would not disturb the ives
: coast delegates when we got off 9
Lind. I got home about 400 am. Mon
day. I enjoyed every minute Of tn
l. trip and wish every All clubber coul
v have this educational trip It is wor
q derful how much can be seen an
% learned in such a short time. I regr'
that I cannot make a report so ever
club member could get clear visio
IL of the things I saw and learned as