Evening star., 1937-01-15
jim FARLEY DAY
T0BEFEBRUARY 15
Democratic BigWigs tt
Honor Chairman at
A. Dinner.

day.
With President Roosevelt as the
chief speaker and Vice President Gar
rer as master Of ceremonies, the
friends Of the chairman Of the Demo-
cratic National Committee will tender
him testimonial dinner ON that date
at the Mayfiower Hotel. 1
The dinner is being given. ac-
eording to Lawrence Wood C"Chip")
Robert, secretary Of the Democratic
National Committee and also secre-
tary of the Dinner Committee, so
Farley's friends and associates in the
last campaign may show their deep
gratitude and appreciation for the
splendid work. accomplished by him
In building up the best organization
in the history of the Democratic
party"
The list of the committee reads like
roster Of all the great and near
great in the Democratic party. de-
scribed as "84 prominent Democrats,
friends of Mr.. Farley"
There is no suggestion in the no.
tice of the dinner sent out from
Democratic headquarters that it Is
to be in any manner, shape or form
a farewell party-with Farley STEP
ping out of his present post as POST
master General-although there have
been rumors that he might be leav-
ing the cabinet. Nor is there any in
timation whatever that he is to quit
as chairman of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee.
Following Is q list of the Banquet
Committee:
Commissioner George E. Allen, Gov.
James v. Alfred of Texas, Gov. Tel
Ter Ammons of Colorado. Clifford c.
Anglim, State chairman of Califor-
mia; Speaker Bankhead, Vincent Ben
dix Of Indiana, E. H. Birmingham,
State chairman Of Iowa; Hugo L.
Black, United States Senator from
Alabama; Henry H. Blood. Governor
of Utah: Homer T. Bone, United
States Senator from Washington;
Louis J. Brann Of Maine, Lynn r.
Brodrick, national committeeman
from Kansas; Howard Bruce, national
committeeman from Maryland; Will
liam J. Bulow, United States Senator
from South Dakota; A. B. Chandler,
Governor of Kentucky; Walter P.
Chrysler of New York. Barzilla w.
Clark, Governor Of Idaho; James M.
Cox of Ohio. George Creel OF
California, Edward H. Crump,
national committeeman from Ten
nessee; Walter j. Cummings OF
Illinois, Vincent Daley of New York.
Miss Mary Dewson Of New York. vice
chairman, National Committee; Ber-
nard F. Dickmann, Mayor OF st. Louis;
r. RYAN Duffy, United States Senator
from Wisconsin; Frank H. Duffy, ma
tional committeeman from Vermont:
Scott Ferris, national committeeman
from Oklahoma; David E. Fitzgerald,
national committeeman from Connec-
ticut; Edward J. Flynn, secretary OF
State, New York; o. Max Gardner OF
North Carolina. Walter r. George,
United States Senator from Georgia;
James w. Gerard of New York, A. P.
Giannini Of California, Carter Glass,
United States Senator from Virginia;
William E. Glotzbach, national COM
mitteeman from North Dakota; Mrs.
William H. Good, national committee
woman from New York; Frank Hague,
Mayor of Jersey City; w. Averill Harri-
man Of New York, Carl Hayden, United
States Senator from Arizona: ]. B.
Hodges, State chairman Of Florida;
Henry Horner, Governor Of Illinois;
Louis M. Jiggitts, national committee
man from Mississippi: Louis johnson
of West Virginia, Edward j. Kelly,
Mayor of Chicago: Frank v. Kelly Of
Richard w. Leche, Governor of
Louisiana; Herbert H. Lehman, Gov
ernor Of New York; Ben T. Leopard,
State chairman of South Carolina;
Mrs. Norman e. Mack Of New York,
George P. Marshall Of Washington,
Charles Martin. Governor OF Oregon;
Burnett r. Maybank. Mayor of
Charleston. s. c.; Joseph McGrath,
State chairman Of Massachusetts,;
Matthew H. McCloskey. jr, Of Penn
sylvania; Judge John F. D. Meighen,
State chairman Of Minnesota: Charles
Nicholson of Washington, D. c., direc-
tor Of publicity, Democratic National
Committee; Mrs. Emma Guffey Mil
Ter, national committeewoman from
Pennsylvania; w. Forbes Morgan,
Of New Hampshire, treasurer, Ma.
tional Committee: Arthur Null
len, Of Nebraska; Frank Muir
ply. Governor Of Michigan; John J.
O'Connor. United States Representa-
tive from New York; Caroline O'Day,
United States Representative from
New York; Joseph c. O'Mahoney,
United States Senator from Wyoming;
M. M. Neely. United States Senator
from West Virginia; Mrs. Mitchell
Palmer of Pennsylvania; Key Pittman,
United States Senator from Nevada;
Generese Pope Of New York; Robert
e. Quinn Governor of Rhode Island;
Mrs. Samuel M. Ralston, national
committeeman from Indiana; Sam
Rayburn, United States Representa-
tive from Texas; Z. D. Rivers, Gov
ernor Of Georgia; Joseph T. Robin
son, United States Senator from Ar.
kansas; Sol A. Rosenblatt of New
York, Paul Shields of New York, Jack
J. Spalding Of Georgia, Herbert Bay
ard Swope Of New York, Thomas D.
Taggart, national committeeman from
Indisna; Clyde Tingley of Indiana,
Robert r. Wagner. United States Sem
etor from New York: Frank c. Walker
Of New York, II. H. Wells, national
committeeman from Florida; Robert
W, Woodruff Of Delaware.