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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-19
ARNALL IN SINATRA Dob
LA NAGRADO IA DE-
MOKRACIJO

NEW YORK, II. feb. - Bly,
ii boverner Georgije Ellis Ar
nall, XII Sc je boril proti netilcu
rasne diskriminacije Hermann
Talmadgeu, in Frank Sinatra,
sloviti pevec, ki je poznan "a
'radi svojega staliIca "rasne to-
lerance', sta dobila nagrad do
Thomas Jefferson" kot prizna-
nje "a njihove prispevke K ma
predku demokracije v letu 1916.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-19
Sc ne morejo zediniti
glede razdelitve
laskih bojnih ladij

PARIZ, II. feb. - Posebna
komisija stirih velikih sill, XII
obravnava vprasanje razdelitve
italijanskih bojnih ladij, Sc ne
more zediniti, ma kaksen nacin
bi ladje razdelila. r ~
Mirovna pogodba z Italijo ma
tancno yonnenja ladje, katere
lahko Italia se v naprej obdr-
Ii, toda "a ostale je vec aspi-
rantov in med mimi sta tudi Ju-
goslavija in Grcija.
Po seznamu, XII ga ina komi-
sija ma razpolago, so ostale TIA
liji tri velike bojne ladje. Te
ladje so "Giulio Cesare", "Ita-
liza" in "Vittorio Veneto''. Emo
Cd teh ladij zahteva Sovjetska
zveza, dotim bosta ostali dve
zahtevali Anglia in Zedinjene
drzave.
Grcija in Jugoslavija zahte-
vata vsaka po emo krizarko.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-19
Zahteva je povzrocila
alarmantnO vznemiEj jenje

Zahteva kitajske Wade je ma
sprotna osnovnim pravilom, pod
katerimi organizacija UNRRA
posilja pomoc v Kino. UNRRA
je bila ustanovljena, da poma-
ga zrtvam vojne in obnovi v
vojni razdejanih dezel.
L uradnih krogov UNRRA-e
30 izjavili, da je kitajska zahte-
va "ala1mantna", kAr dA sluti-
Ii, da bi pomot organizacije
'utegnila biti porabl jena q ellie,
katerih organizaeij ja nikoli nj
imela.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-19
MORNARJI NOCEJO TOVO-
RITZ PREMOGA "a TTALlJO

PHILADELPHIA, 18. feb
Angleski mornarji so Sc uprli,
da bi v angleski parnik tovorili
premog, XII je namenjen "a TIA
LILO. Mornarji zahtevajo, da Sc
premog, XII ga je organizacija
UNRRA namenila "a Italijo,
poslje v Anglijo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-19
Banket v poeast vojakom

Drustva SNPJ vst. .-clairskem
okrozju bodo poeastila svoje
vrnivse Sc vojake-clane z BAN
ketom v soboto, 1. marca v Slo-
venskem narodnem domu ma St..
Clair Ave. Vstopnice Sc dobijo
do torka, Is. februarja v Oraz-
movi slascicarni v Slov. mar. do
mu, pri tajniku SIND ter pri tai
nikih drustev, XII prirejajo BAN
ket. Serviralo sc bo tocno OBJ
7::3O zvecer, nato pa Sc razvi-
je domaca zabava plesom.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-19

Vecina potnikov je spala, ko
je vlak, XII je tri ure pref odvozil
il Pittsburgha, skocil il proge.
Preko 80 cevljev. visokega str
mega brega sta sc zakotalili ODE
lokomotivi, XII sta vozili vlak, in
sledilo Jim je pet spalnih vozov.
Trije vozovi so Sc prevrnili ma
stran.
Vec poskodovanih oseb, XII so
bile odpeljane v bolnisnico AL
tooni, Sc nahaja " kriticnem sta
nju in utegnejo umreti.
Is potnikov ubitih,
ostali so zeleznicarji
Med ubitimi je 16 potnikov,
ostale zrtve pa so zeleznicarji,
in sicer sest zelezniskih postnih
klerkov in trije clani vlakovega
osobja, diva kurjaca in en- stro-
jevodja. Omenjenemu vlaku sta
vedno dodeljeni dive lokomotivi
radi strmin, XII jih mora prema-
gait ma svoji poti.
Brzovlak, XII je znan pod ime-
nom ""Red Arrow" vozec iz De-
troita proti New Yorku, je brez
svarila skocil proge, ko je pri-
vozil do ovinka, znanega pod
imenom bennington Curve"
dive milf zapadno Cd drugega
ostrega ovinka III orse S h O e
Curve" visoko v slikovitem 60
rovju Allegheny.
Wax nj incl voziti vec
kot 19 mill ma uro
Neki zastopnik zeleznice jje IL
javil danes, da vlak ma strmi
krivuljasti poti skozi gorovje nj
incl voziti hitreje kot 10 mill
ma uro. Rekel je, da nina niti
Ipojma, kako je prislo do nesre-
lee.
Vlak je skocil S proge Oh 1926
zjutraj in vzelo je precej casa,
predno je dospela pomoc il AL
toone. Resilni delavci so morali
uporabljati acetelinske baklje,
da so prisli do zrtev, XII so bile
zajete tramovju razbitih vago-
nov. Mrtvi in yanjeni so bill pre-
peljani dvoje bolnisnic v Altoo-
nj in zasilno bolnisnico je bill
|spremenjen tudi en- hotel.
Preiskavo nesrece so danes
podvzele JAYNE oblasti in upra-
va zeleznice.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-19
MUTEc JE sPREGovoRIL
.Po 35-tih LETIIi'

BRIDGEPORT, o. 1S. feb.
Al Burke, star 81 let,
Xxi je izgubiL dar govora v
neki zelezniski nesreci Ieta
1911, je po IS let popolne-
ga molka spregovoril svoje
prve besede.
Svoji sinahi, XII ga je pri-
sla obiskat, je Burke nena-
donna rekel: "Imam "a tebe
emo presenecenje".
Oar govora Sc je Burku
povrnil, ko Sc je nahajal v
bolnisnici, ko je prvic po IS
letih zbOlel. KO Sc je malo
OpomOgeI in Sc ysedel ma
posteljo, je odkril, da Iahko
zopet gOvori.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-19
Odpotovali v Florido

Mr.. in Mrs. NJ. Beros, lastni-
ka Beros Studio, sta Sc v torek
podala v druzbi Mr.. in Mrs. Jo-
seph Metlika il Tracy Ave. ma
pocitnice v st. Petersburg, Fla.
sli bodo v Key West nazaj gre
de bodo pa potovali ob vzhodni
obali. v Cleveland Sc bodo vr-
Mill ma cvetno nedeljo. Beros
Studio bo med tenn casom "a
prt.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-19
PONOVNE EKSPLOZIJE
v SVETI ,DEzELI

JERUZALEM, 18. feb. - Tri-
je angleski vojaki 80 bill posko-
dovani, ko je eksplosija raznesla
njihov tovorni avto v blikini Je-
ruzalema. Najmanj pet eksplo-
zij v ostalih delhi Svete dezele
Sc je istega dneva tudi pripetilo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-19

vztrajal, da Sc ODE organizaciji
zdruzita v emo in da sc ne ma
slavlja nobenih pozivov ma
Whitneya v cilju, da Sc tudi ne
odvisno organizacijo zeleznicar-
jew vkljuci v enotno in solidarno
fronto.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-19
z lestve je padel
in Sc ubil

Anton Znidarsic, star 70 let,
je bill maiden mrtev poleg lestve,
katero je postavil, da pride v
svoje stanovanje, ma 8112 Plat
Ave., ker je pozabil kljuc. DOM
neva Sc, da je Znidarsic padel z
lestve in 81 pri padcu prebil Gre
pinjo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-19
rs oseb ubitih, ko je vlak
pri Altooni skoGil s proge
Nesreca Sc je zgodila OBJ 3::25 zjutraj
v bGzini ostrega ovinka

ALTOONA, Pa, 18. feb-Danes zgodaj zjutrai ie
blzin Atoone skocl proge brzovak Pennsylvania ze
leznce pri cemur e bo ubh Is oseb 124 pa e blo po
skodovanh. Nesreca, XII je najvech, kar jih je
kdaj prpeto kaerikoi progi omenjene zeleznce Sc
e prpeta nedale cd ostrega ovnka gorovu Allegheny
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-19
Pogajanja Ia zdruzitev
C.L O. In A.F. Of l..
Murray je sprejel povabilo in
imenoval pet zastopnikov, XII
bodo sodelovali pri pogajanjih

WASHINGTON, 18. feb.- Delavska organizacija
CLIO e sprejela povabilo A. F. of L. in bo udeezila
diskus zdruzitev obeh delavsxih organzacij eno
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-19
MTAJ5kA vLADA pR0SI, DA 81
il D0v0LI pR0DAJATI BLAG0
UNRRA-E Ma .fRNI B0Rz

WASHINGTON, 18. feb.-Kitajska vlada Chang Kai-
sheka e uradno zaprosa Zednjene drzave dovoene,
da prodajati crn borz refine poke organzace
UNRRA vrednost 5000 100000.
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Predsednik CIO, Philip Muir
ray, je imenoval poseben odbor
5 clanov, XII bodo v pogaj janjih
"a zdruzitev zastopali organi-
zacijo, katere predsednik je. On
je postavil pogoj z predlogom,
da Sc ustanovi sodelovanje v
prvi vrsti "a borbo proti proti-
delavskim zakonom.
Ma casnikarski konferenci je
Murray podal izjavo, da je ME-
govo misljenje, da bi ODE orga-
nizaciji morali najprej podvze-
tt prve korake (borbo proti "a
konom, XII jih republikanci pred
lagajo, da unicijo delavske uni
je), potem pa Sc ukvarjati z
ostalimi vprasanji zdruzitve
obeh organizacij.
"Ce nam bo uspelo, da dose
zemo soglasnost v zvezi S temi
vprasanji (proti-delavskimi "a
koni), potem lahko govorimo
tudi o ostalih sredstvih, da Sc
doseze enotnost" je rekel Muir
ray.
z zdruzitvijo bi organizacija
stella 13, 3,5OO,OOO clanov
Predlog "a zdruzitev je prisel
cd strani predsednika A. F. of
L., Williama Greena 13. januar-
ia ma sestanku izvrsnega odbo-
ra organizacije v Miamiju.
Green je v svojem pismu pou-
daril, da je edini nacin "a efek-
tivno borbo proti zakonom, XII
bi prizadeli unije, ia, da Sc do
seze "organska enotnost" ~z
z zdruzitvijo obeh unij bi Sc
delavska fronta cenila ma 49,
100000 clanov. S.,
v posebni odbor, XII DO v ime-
nu CIO vrsil pogajanja "a zdru-
zitev, je Murray imenoval (po-
leg sebe samega) Walterja P.
Reutherja, predsednika United
Automobile delavcev,. Alberta J.
Fitzgerald, predsednika elek-
tricnih delavcev, Emilia Rieva,
predsednika tekstilnih delavcev
in Jakoba Potofsky, predsedni-
ka Amalgamated Clothing de-
lavcev.
Green je istotako cd strani
organizacije A. F. of L. imeno-
val podoben odbor, (kateremu
sam naceljuje) in sicer slede-
cimi clani: John L. Lewis, Will
liam L. Hutcheson, Daniel ].
Tobin in George Meany.
Murray naslovil pismo
ma predsednika A. f. of L. .,
V svojem pismu ma predsedni-
ka A. F. of L. je Murray med
ostalim rekel: -. f..
"Ta odbor, XII bo zastopal or
ganizacijo c. /. o., je priprav-
lien, da sc sestane z vasim od-
boron in z odborom (kot mi sve-
tujemo), organizacije zelezni-
earjev, z namenom, da podvzame
efektivne mere, da prepreci pro-
tideiavske zakone." .-~.-
s tenn je Murray BE enkrat po-
udaril svoje stalisce "a ustva-
ritev solidne delavske from
te proti kongresnim restrikoi-
jam "a delavske unije. Taksen
predlog je postayil Murray ze 5.
decembra preteklega leta, 10 se
je obrnil na Greena in A. r.
Whitneya, predsednika bratstva
5elezniearskih delavcev.
8 syoje strani pa je Green
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-19
DO1llace vesti
Seja direktorija Slovenskega
drustvenega donna

Seja direktorja Slovenskega
drustvenega donna ma Recher
Ave. sc DO vrsila danes zvecer
oh 8. uri zveeer v navadnih pro-
storih.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-02-19

Strabane, Pa. Druxina Fred
in Olga Florjancic je dobila
krepkega sincka prvorojen6ka.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Randolph to Speak
1t Sorority Dinner

Former Representative Jennings
Randolph of West Virginia will be
guest speaker at the dinner opening
the Middle Eastern Area Council of
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at 6 pm.
tomorrow at the Wardman Park
Hotel.
Mr.. Randolph, who is now assist
ant to the president of Capital Air
lines, will speak on the subject Can
We Avoid World War III?" He will
also discuss aviation and it's rela-
ton to world peace. Miss Agnes
Nemanich, general chairman of the
meeting, will preside and introduce
the speaker.
Musical entertainment will be
given by Mrs. Virginia Ruggiero,
president of the New York City Beta
Sigma Phi Council, who will play
several piano selections.
Mrs. Harold H. Burton, wife of
the Supreme Court Associate Justice
and sponsor of the District Beta
Sigma Phi Council, will be special
guest at the luncheon at pm. Sum
day which will close the sessions.
Miss Ruby Arrowsmith, past pres
ident of the District council and
present president of the XII Beta
Exemplar Chapter, will be the prin-
cipal speaker. She will describe her
visit to international chapters OF
the sorority in England, Scotland
Holland, Switzerland and France.
The luncheon will follow a series
of round table discussions in the
morning, over which Miss Alice
Shafer, president of the District
council, will preside.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Succotb Holiday
Plans announced

A Succoth Oneg Shabbat will be
held by the Sisterhood of the Adas
Israel Congregation in celebration
Of the Succoth holiday at 80 pm.
tomorrow at the synagogue, 600
street NV.
A feature of the celebration will
be a "succah" or thatched hut,
covered with pine greens, which has
been constructed in the synagogue
under the direction of Mrs. Fred
Gichner.
The succoth holiday commem-
crates the custom of the Jewish
people, who lived in thatched huts
which they built in the fields during
the harvesting of crops. In keeping
with the symbolism, the interior of
the synagogue succah will be dec
Grated with the fruits and vegetables
of the season.
Mrs. Henry Oxenburg will be in
charge of the program, which will
include an opening prayer by Mrs
I. j. Lowe, greetings from the Sister,
hood president, Mrs, Meyer Gold
berg, and a book review by Rabbi
Solomon H. Metz.
High tea will be served in the
succah at the conclusion of the pro-
gram. Holiday cakes and cookies
will be served. Mrs. Henry Paul
is in charge of refreshments.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
French Embassy Reception
Honors Visiting official
By Katharine NJ. Brooks

several philantropies established by
her gifted mother, the late Mrs
Albert C. Barney.
Miss Reathel Odum, secretary to
Mrs. Truman, was among the early
arrivals and wore becoming black
hat and tailored suit with a purple
orchid on her shoulder.
DR.. and Mrs. Herbert Feis and Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Pasvolsky, formerly in
the State Department circle, were
among the later arrivals. The
Deputy Collector of Internal Rev.
enue and Mrs. Eldon P. King were
others in the large company who
recently have returned from a sum-
mer vacation.
Miss Carolyn Nash, long time
resident of France, who again males
her home in Washington, was there
Among others at the party were the
Engineer Commissioner of the Dis
trict and Mrs. Gordon Russell
Young, Col. and Mrs. Curt c.
Schiffeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Constantine
Brown, Mrs. Loring Christie, Mr.
and Mr.. James M. Souby and Mr.
and Mrs. Marcel Ancher.
Nine. Bonnet was hostess at
luncheon today entertaining in
honor of Nine. Bidault.
The party was set from S to I
o'clock and the refreshments were
simple in keeping with tea time
The long table in the dining room
was laden with many plates OF
dainty sandwiches and delicious tea
cakes and miniature French pas
tries. French champagne and
fresh orange juice were served in
the dining room and also in the
large drawing room at the west of
the house.
Evening star., 1947-10-03

formula would be reorganization, CO.
operation and registration"
| Before nonpartisan groups, Mrs.
Woodhouse will emphasize that the
two party system is fundamental,
she declared. THE connotation of
the word politics has got to be
changed, she asserted, from some
thing invidious to something fine" !"
Politics is the grease that makes
government rum" she added.
Mrs. Woodhouse also announced
that the Democratic, women's day"
radio program at 1870 pm. Wednes-
day will feature talks by President
Truman and by three women: Mrs.
John Boettiger of Phoenix, Ariz.,
daughter of the late President
Roosevelt; Mrs. David M. Levy of
New York and Mrs. Philip L. Crowlie
of Huron, S. Oak.
Mrs. Levy, who is the daughter of
the late Julius Rosenwald, spoke in
Washington last spring in her Ca
pacity as chairman of the national
Women's division of the United Jew
ish Appeal. Mrs. Crowlie was chosen
by the OPA in 1943 as the typical
American housewife" and was
brought to Washington to be one
of the policy makers when OPA
regulations were being formulated.
Democratic women's day" COM
memorates the admission of women
to membership in the Executive
Committee of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee in 1919. 1t was
emphasized, however, that the radio
program is planned to interest all
women, regardless of their political
beliefs.
Mrs. Woodhouse will open her
tour with a talk in Milwaukee
tomorrow at the Jefferson Day din
ner. She will fly back to Washing
ton for the meeting of the Demo-
cratic National Committee October
% and then will resume her tour.
She expects to return to committee
headquarters shortly before Christ
mas.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
mrs. Woodbouse Takes Gibe
1t Mrs. Taft ON Eve Of To1lr
Bv Frances Lide

Mrs. Robert A. Taft's recent quips
about the Truman "highboy govern
ment" will be answered with talk
on economics and issues" by Mrs.
Chase Going Wooc.louse, executive
director of the women's division of
the Democratic National Commit
tee.
This was indicated by Mrs. Wood
house yesterday afternoon on the
eve of her departure for tour of
II Western and Midwestern States.
Mrs. Woodhouse revealed she
would spend three days in Seattle
scene of Mrs. Taft's recent political
speech-when she was questioned
on her itinerary at a press confer
ence yesterday.
Asked if she would follow the
Tafts, the Democratic Committee
official said, mo, but I will speak in
some of the same places"
Then she was asked how she
would answer Mrs. Taft's description
of "highboy government" as lone
bureau on top of another" with New
Dealers as the "termites in the
drawers"
I'm going to talk on economics
and issues, not wisecracks," Mrs
Woodhouse replied.
Mrs. Woodhouse, who formerly
served in Congress as Represent
4 ative from Connecticut, will make
most of her trip by automobile, ac-
conpanied by her daughter, Miss
Margaret Woodhouse, who serves as
her secretary.
She said she would meet with
Democratic women leaders in each
State and visit local leaders as she
drives through the country. She
also will speak before some non-
political organizations, as we'll as
numerous meetings of Democratic
men and women.
In her talks with Democratic
women leaders. she plans to stress
the Importance of work in the pre-
cincts to win elections. She said her
Evening star., 1947-10-03
First Meeting Set
By STYLE Art Club

The first formal meeting of the
newly-organized Style Art Club
composed Of a group interested in
fashion designing, will. be held at
$3.50 pm. tomorrow at 1870 Six
teenth street NV, according to an
announcement by the chairman,
Mrs. Isabelle Boone.
The program will feature vocal
selections by Mrs. Francesca Kaspar
Lawson. In addition, some of the
members will exhibit examples of
original designs, and Mrs. Boone
will show few of the historical
costumes from her collection of
about 200.
The club membership covers de-
signers in such fields as jewelry and
textiles, as well as millinery and
clothes.
Sponsors include DR.. Gertrude
Richardson Brigham, Mrs. Fred
wellington Buck, Mrs. Weldon Car
ter, George Delhomme, jr.; Col. and
Mrs. S. Gordon Green, Armand
Langley, Mrs. Lawson, Miss Kath-
ryn Lowndes, DR.. and Mrs. Riley D,
Moore, Mrs. Stokeley Morgan, Mrs.
Bertha Ann Murray, Miss Gloria
Paniagua. Pierre Perez and Miss
Marian Sickles.
In addition to Mrs. Boone, the
officers include Mrs. Kathryn Hodg.
| kin, vice chairman and program di-
rector: Mrs. Chris Bennett, secre.
tary, and Miss Dorothy Sharpnack
treasurer.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
C0l., MS. Gaillard
To Be Honor Guests

Col. and Mrs. David St. Pierre
Gaillard will be honor guests of the
Panama Canal Society at dinner
tomorrow evening. The program
will be in memory OF Col. Gaillard's
father, the late Col. David Du Bose
Gaillard, who was the Army engineer
responsible for the work of digging
the cut in the canal which bears his
name. The dinner will be held in
the Broadmoor Hotel.
Col. William D. Wrightson, presi-
dent of the society and one of the
engineers who worked on the con-
struction of the canal, will preside.
Former Representative Maurice H.
Thatcher, who was civil Governor
of the Canal Zone during the con-
struction, will make a short tribute
to the late Col. Gaillard.
The program also will include the
showing of color movies on the
operation of the canal and of famil-
lar sights In the Canal Zone and in
Panama. The pictures were taken
and will be shown by Capt. L. A.
Skeels, Canal Zone pilot for more
than 20 years.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Miss Marks Bride

Miss Mildred Marks, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack H. Marks OF
Washington, and Mr.. David Lipsitz
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Lipsitz
of Bridgeport, Conn, were married
recently in the Hotel Barnum, in
Bridgeport, by Rabbi Rabinowitz.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a satin
gown with a long train and finger
tip veil held by a crown of seed
pearls. She carried a white orchid
on white Bible.
Miss Estelle Lipsitz, sister of the
bridegroom, was the brides only at
tendant. Mr.. Morris Marks. brother
of the bride, was best man, and the
ushers were the Messrs. Norman
Lipsitz, brother of the bridegroom;
Herbert Greenberg, Leo Ratick and
Harry Reitkof.
After a reception at the hotel, the
couple went to Miami Beach for
their wedding trip. On September
81, another reception was held at
the home of the brides parents
The newlyweds are residing in
Bridgeport.
Evening star., 1947-10-03
Society Tbrongs
To Smith Benefit
Fashion Sb0u
By Betty Beale

Capitalites crowded into the ball
room of the Mayfower Hotel yester-
day to see the biggest fashion show
ever staged in Washington. For the
nonce, at least, the Russian question
took backseat while all attention
was centered on that other world
gripping subject-"the new look"
Prominent Capital hostesses (arld
escorts too) went to see the latest
modes of the Connecticut Avenue
Association shops and in so doing
gave boost to the scholarship fund
of the Smith College Club of Wash
ington
The glamorous benefit show was
introduced by the attractive presi-
dent of the Smith College Club OF
Washington and former president
of the Washington Junior League
Mrs. Robert w. Wilson. Next came
the first style narrator, Mrs. Glad
stone Williams, who produced the
whole affair. From then on the
audience was content to sit back
comfortably and study every detail
of the costumes and jewelry modelled
in one gay scene after another. The
story unfolded is called the Run
away Bride" and it shows how much
girl misses who elopes at an early
age instead of having four years at
| college and a full dress wedding.
Glimpsed in a box observing the
proceedings with ease and interest
were Mrs. Walter Schoellkopf, Mrs.
Louis S. Greene, Mrs. Samuel A.
| Alexander, Mrs. Leo Brison Norris
and Mrs. Robert Schenck. Nearby
was one of Washington's we'll known
Smith alumna, Mrs. Emory S. Land,
and spied in the capacity audience
were Miss Dorothea Willard with
her sister-in- law, Mrs. Henry Viii
Hard; Mrs. William B. Willard, Mrs.
McCeney Werlich. Mrs. Ehngham
Townsend, Mrs. Meade Fletcher and
Mrs. James McSherry ,Wimsatt.
The wife of the Attorney General,
Mrs. Tom Clark, was there looking
very chic herself in a new red and
blue satin ribbon bonnet. Mrs. John
Steelman, wife of the assistant to
the President, was on hand, too, and
Mrs. Leslie Biff1e.
Popular Mrs. John w. Stenhouse
stood at the door taking tickets and
found herself greeting one friend
after another. Mrs. Gerald Wright
came by with Mrs. Lee Warren and
the latters sister, Mrs. Sewell Thom-
as of Denver. Mrs. Travis Brown
accompanied her mother, Mrs. Ed
ward w. Fay, and arriving almost
simultaneously were Mrs. William
Rapley, Mrs. Wallace Dunn and
Miss Betty Burton.
When the show was over the
audience filed into the Chinese room
and across to the east room to see
the exhibits. Admiring the sleek,
black foreign made roadster that
even has windshield for the rumble
seat were Mrs. Hamilton Robinson,
Mrs. Andrew Saul, Mrs. Thad Brown,
lr.; Mrs. John Hamilton, Mrs. Will
liam Ritchie, Mrs. Walter w. Boyd,
Mrs. Tom Bradley, Miss Jane Cahill
| and so on through the social list of
Washington.
| washington. Every exhibit drew its
share of attention from the one
where delicious samples of foreign
food were served to the fragrant
flower booth where little doll
played the piano.
There was another show last
night and after the 2:30 one this
afternoon will come the final per-
formance at $50 tonight.