Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30
People de -Kno~
wv Wives Plan Style Show
BY Kathleen Leary
WOman'S Editor

dill ana winter fashions lOT
women, teen ayers - and even
menfolk will be presented by
Worth's of Rockville at the WV
Wives second annual style show
on Wednesday, November 5. The
event is set for $40 pm. at the
Rockville Civic Center
Members of the WV Wives and
the Y Teens of Rockville will
model with commentary by Mrs.
Donald FitzGibbon, past presi-
dent of the WV Wives of Rock
vile and co-chairman of the show
with Mrs. Harold E. Beall. The
committee also includes Mrs. Lou
is Capasso, Mrs. Opha Cool, Mrs.
Carmen Bove, Mrs. Edward
Brown and Mrs. William Alvord.
Admission is a 81 donation, and
tickets are available with WV
Wives and will be sold at the
door. Door prizes will be award
ed and refreshments served.
Organized about 212 years ago,
the WV Wives of Rockville meet
at $3.50 pm. on the third Monday
of each month at the Civic Cen
ter for a program of interest to
young homemakers. The group
initiated and continues to sponsor
the Y-Teen Girls of Rockville,
who meet monthly on Saturday
afternoon. The 9th and 10th
grade girls plan their own pro
grams and mixed social events
such as hay rides and dances SUI
perviSed by the Y-Wives.
The Morse Code
Senator Wayne Morse, the
think for yourself" Democrat
from Oregon, leveled an hour
long barrage of charges at Presi-
dent Eisenhower, tricky" Dick
Nixon and Maryland's Senator ].
Glenn Beall and Congressman
Dewitt Hyde at last weeks Dem
ocratic Woman's Day luncheon
sponsored by the Chevy Chase
Democratic Women's Club.
"The people of Maryland" he
declared, "have no representation
in Beall for having voted for the
interests of the people"
Senator Morse suggested Demo
Gratis take Beall's stand against
more social security benefits and
ring it right around his neck"
"On general welfare legisla-
tion," Morse continued, "Beall is
a reactionary mouthpiece. He op.
posed lowering the age limit for
disability pension" the Senator
continued. "He played into the
hands of Russia when he voted
to give away atomic energy con
troll to big interests. He folded
in committee on tn d. c. teacher
pay raise. He can't take heat
when the leadership puts it on
him." Morse charged.
"Beall could have passed bill
before the Senate to give treat
ment to the aged and blind, but
he didn't" Morse went on. "He
voted against reducing copora.
ton taxes for small business and
voted to reduce scholarship
grants. Its too bad, the pseaker
remarked, you don't have his
votes behind closed committee
doors where they do their real
scuttling job"
To John Foley, Dewitt Hyde's
opponent, Senator Morse said,
Take look at Hyde and you'll
take the hide right off him."
The Senator apologized for the
absence of his wife, Midge, ex-
planning she was busy with last
minute arrangements for daugh-
ter Amys marriage on Saturday
to John M. Bilich of Aliquippa,
Pa.
DR.. Clarence Long, chairman
OF the speakers committee for
the State Democratic Campaign,
spoke prior to the luncheon at
Columbia Country Club. Seated
with him and Senator Morse at
the head table were Mrs. Dolores
Clay, publicity chairman for the
Chevy Chase Club; Mrs. Harriet
Cipriani, representing the Dem
ocratic National Committee; 10.
sph Matthias, county campaign
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