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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MlNNrArollS nRrnnNNs

Apr ~ Mrs Laeiilo Cooke.
aglg Oakland Av Harry DAVIS.
S62l Portland Aya Mrs Harriet
Moore t3eo THIRD Av s. Mrs.
ressir Morrow, tal6 Canton Az,
Mrs Dolores Whitaker. SSS cir.
art Az N n Preston Ashley.
laoi Second Az s
Apr rs Mrs Gertrude Arm.
strong Sl47 James Av. n Doug.
has Rice 1907 Fremont Az N
Reginald Gibson. geol Clinton Az
Michael Timothy Acosta $500
Fnh Az s Eveetie law Ir.
9la Fremont AV ~
Apr "A chaunda lea Scott,
1909 u rs 81
Apr 10 Don IaFaucettc 3aso
Clinton Az Mrs Marie Allen
202A Riverside Az MIR John Her
rford Seis Portland Az Mrs
ora Parks 1928 KnoN Az N
Apr 10 ben Daniels. 1000 COL
umbus Az II W Smith, 100 lily
Hand Az N Mrs 1oella Calhoun
3Sso smelling Az, Calvin @ Nor,
ns. ioss Third Az g Miss bar,
hara Ann walls, Ss0p Fourth Av
s. Mrs Esther Patrick aai2
Fourth Az q
Apr ~ Rev william Il VII
lRmn 20I5 22nd Az s.
Apr rs Mrs Pauline Lott, 6t'
IGirard Az NJ Jerome Biles, 1906
x sixth st Oscar Grissam, ioit
Bryant Av n John W Norris
1925 Second Az s. Oscar Brown
To5 Seventh 81 Nj Mrs Myrtle
caldwell, 6tp Girard Av N
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on Wednesday from pea Moines
where they were called TO attend
funeral services tor lifelong
f,ienJ and Eodmother of Mrs Bur,
rcil Mrs e Hakcr Mrs Baker
died suddenly at her home. Fun
efal services were hold on Friday
at Conntnan baptist church 81
which she was a member for more
than 40 years Rev Norman Oh
phiu pastor eru,iatcd Mrn
Theresa Jones, 1908 Emerson Az.
~ uece % Mira nurre0, also
attended the funeral She returned
home on SATURDAY following the
funeral
birthday Ciub! Mrs James W
sicmmons. 2ol5 elfth Az s viii
he hostess TO the birthday club on
Saturday evening March ~
Visiting From rortlandl Mrs,
Rose Young Of Portland, ore Ia
visiting relatives and friends in
the city and IL the house guest
~ bishop W Graham ~ iOis
Irving Az N Mrs Young a
former resident Of Minneapolis, la
onuute 10 New York city To-
visit daughter
surprised On RiethdaSg Mr.
Lewis wmtluck 1884 Clntan Az
was very pleasantly surprised on
saturday evening Apul . when
q group 81 hia friends descended
upon him 60 wish him birthday
happiness at a party given by
HE wife Mrs Beverly Whitlook
The evening was enjoyed aactaits
ms ana say conversation after
which tasty lunch was served
by the hostess
Raster IN Detroit William A
Glenn, 3haA Smelling Az spent
Gaater week end in Detroit visit.
ing friends lie was the houseguest
of NJ and Mira Robert Stevens
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Fox was guest Of the hostess ana
was given a gift The next meet
ing will be April 10 with Mrs
Leroy Coleman. SIS w Central
Av, as hostess.
HOspitaiired; Mrs Charles Beas-
ley Sr 645 Aurora Av. is patient
in Miller hospital, where her con.
diton is reported as fair. Her
son Charles Jr, an instructor at
Rust College Holly Springs. Miss
spent the Easter weekend In the
city az the bedside OF his mother
Family Visitor; Mr and Mrs
Charles F. Rogers, SIS Rondo Az.
are entertaining very special
guest in their home. Mrs, Katie
Rogers OF Evanston. H.. mother
OF Mr. Rogers, arrived Friday and
viii spend ten days in the city.
Queen Civic Club; Mrs. Jerry
Fulford, 500 lglehart Av was hos
tess to the Queen Civic club on
Saturday evening April 5. with the
usual order OF business transacted.
The next meeting viii be with Mrs
James Gray Jr. 81 T. 80 St,
Minneapolis, as hostess. on April
10, At this time Mrs. Wesley
Brown, program chairman. viii
present the first Of series OF
articles entitled "Glorify Your
self or Corrective Makeup"
Visiting In Chicago: Mrs. Sid
ncy Salter, 1913 w Central Av,
and grandson, Edwin Salter Jr..
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Minnehsho Temple
Celebrates 3Sth Year
Al Closed Party

Friday evening March Is, was
an evening Of good fellowship whom
Atinnehaha Temple No 1919 paugh
ter Elks celebrated their SSth an
adversary ~ tho Elks Rest tata
Aldueh ~, at $ pm with IA
closed party Tor Elk members only
Witch included members from pu-
.m,h and the Twin Cities
MIS- Mary Holltngswortb.
daughter ruler WAS mistress ~
ceremonies and Mira Ethel Mttn-
tosh, was general chairman
The appointments Of the room,
new rugs on the floor table
lamps in each corner of the room
ami news glass curtains and over
curtains at the windows enhanced
the beauty of the secession Lace
covered tables conferred with floral
arrangements % spring flowers
were placed throughout the halt
The huge birthday cake eentetod
a special table placed in the center
ct the room
Special vocal solos were rem
dered hy Mrs Bertha smith and
Richard Smith Music was played
throughout the evening by Mrs
iMrena Washington ofgnnist Pie.
lures wew taken OF the entire
group
Mrs Elizabeth Briggs past
grand daughter ruler and presently
dirrrtresa of etyil liberties, was
presented with beautiful stole
made Of nfty new dollars
Remarks were made by h l..
Boyd grand deputy for the state
az Minnesota Reuben u wgtren
president Midwest states Ahsocia,
ton, A. J Lewis hyigadiot gen
oral Elizabeth Parker. daughter
ruler Como Temple of SO Paul
i.uella Cameron loyal daughter
ruler, Anna Jackson ~ the Cuun,
81, Mary noilingsworih daughter
ruler Minnehsha Temple i.urena
Washington loyal daughter ruler
Mary Mason council Vernon Tins
Hey acting chief sntlrr, wilne nur,
rrll state music director. Charles
Smith exalted ruler u Amos Lodge
100 Leon Lewis. state director %,
Junior Elks
Mrs Mabel Harris. state travel
lnR deputy sem, a greeting bot
was unable TO be present Mrs fda
Mae nurrell deputy was called
oUt Of town because OF death
snd was unable 20 be present
Cabinet members present aud Ia.
produced were Mines AgFis
Slaughter ncnnic owens Cert
rude Mitchell. Lurlile Woodland
Persia IaoRhory, LILLIAN rtoyel
ana Ethel Mcintosh Two lifc
members. Mrs Myrtle Ranks ant
Mira Carrie Buchanan were alsl
present Due 30 illness. charter
members were not abla 90 be pres
cnt win the exception u the hab,
charter member Mrs Nargusnt,
| Gonzales
An abundance ~ tasty refresh
meuiH were served and enjoyed
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3 egg whites
tablespoons sugar


METHOD Put cgg yoiiIs In top
OF double boiler and beat well Add
IA cup sugar the flour. salt
water. and ! tablespoon Of lemon
juice mix wcll Place over boiling
water Uud cook and stir until
smooth and thiokened Then re-
move from boiling water and add
butter. lemon rind and remaining
tablespoon OF lemon juice
Beat Gag whites until toamy
Add 2 tablespoons sugar gradual
~ continuing 10 beat with ogg
heater until mernguo mixture win
stand IN soft peaks Fold hot lemon
mixture gradually into mertuEue
Cool Chit u desired Serve with
warm or cold fruit pies cobbiers,
or other desserts Makes about /.
p cups sauce. ur enough TOT 8
OF servings
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left Saturday fer Chicago 20 spend
a few DAYS visiting their sister
and aunt Mrs Edith Sizer
Undergoes Surgery; Lynn Sal
ter daughter OF Mrs Nina Brown
Of 992 Carroll Av, underwent hip
surgery in Gillette hospital on
Tuesday Apru / She is reported
making good recovery,
YDKDY Club Il Organized: A
new club composed of young
women who plan o DO some char
table work along with socializ-
ing WIS recently organized and
the following officers elected
Mines. Gertrude Reid, president;
Dorothy England. vice president
Jane Bowhn, secretaTy-treasuTev.
Beverly Franklin, assistant secre-
tary-treEsuret and Johnny Lewis,
social and program chairman The
name Of the club Is TDKD,Y.
and viii meet at 1880 every We'd
nesdsy night Al the April 9th
meeting at the home OF Mrs.
Gertrude Reid ass st. Anthony
Az, two new members were in
itiated into club membership
Christening: Karen Maxine. in.
FAINT daughter Of Or and Mrs.
Maurice Crouch Of $50 Carroll Az.
was christened Saturday April S
at ST Phillips Episcopal church
with Rev. Pr Denzil A Carly
performing the ceremony spon-
sors were Or and Mrs c. A.
Mobiley and Or and Mrs George
O. Berry.
sorority Held Meeting; Dclta
Phi omega chapter OF Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority held It's
March meeting at the home Of
Mrs William Cassius, 1881 Fuller
Az with Miss Anne Blevins as
co-hostess The next meeting Will
be at the home Of Mrs. Ashby
Gaskins. ff09 Third Az. s.. Min
neapolls with Mrs James Hughes
as co-hostess, on Friday April Is.
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WEDDING ANNINEg-AHITs
AT. PAII

Apr ~ Mr. and Mira " l.
Hcgss. Ell Eondo Az eight
years
Apr - NJ and Mrs. Lo,iis y
Moore Gsz W Central A. -
years
Apr - M and Mrs y p
Williams sss ~ Anthony ~ 20
year,
Apr ~ Mr. AMI Mrs A .
Tafd ss2 Rondo Az. ~ years
NJ and Mrs Ciennis . Perry
go FNllsr Az. ~ years
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iAgos Nigeria amp Yor a.
sstaek On ths integrity u . ~.
Esrsn Judge NJ r Q Agbu
sditSr u ne 'Afncsn Pilot has
BEEN failed fof ain months srd he
pager fined 1900 Pounds about
- 90
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Odi OF Town BIRTHDAYS
81 PAUL

Apr ~ LILLIAN White Las An
gsIsa Calf Donald Russell los
Angeles Mrs Mildred Jordan
New Ygra city Michael scfiuo
washington y g
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Social and Personal
u MINNEAPOLIS

Visiting In Detroit Mrs Robert W Marshall Sr $3.50
Fourth Az $, lett Friday April 4 Tor Detroit Mich where
she viii spend week visiting her daughter Mrs Beyc Session
and granddaughter. kathryn Ann Session
Return Home Mrs ida Mae Burrcll 1902 Bryant Az n
aud niece Mrs Nlne Neal of $40 Logan returned home
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Nell Russell, the Mlnnesatan
turned NeW Yorker, Ia one ~ the
most popoiar colonnlsts ever da.
yeiop~d In this area. Tier enter
taininE though provocative column
appears twi"" monthly In this
newspaper.
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Three O'Clock Bridge Club When Mrs George Berry Jr
was hostess TO the Three O'Clock Bridge club saturday
April ., at her home $50 81 Anthony Az following lunch
members enjoyed several rounds of bridge Taking home prizes
for high Mrs Leroy Coleman first Mrs Charles
Rogers second and Mrs Cornelius Mobey hid Mrs Richard
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Cabaret matinee dance April 20.
Ray Charles and orchestra plus
The toolsica'' ~ Eaton's Dude
Ranch \ a. pm ~ y. black
Presentation -s- AdNt.
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wTDDISG ANNIyEHsAHIrs
NtNNTApOIIs

Apr 10 NJ and Nrn Robert
Eannsm a72s nlunsbaHa Az
nine years
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n cant understand why II takes
woman as long 10 dress now
a. " used to when they wore
clothes -. =. Met andiess
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Cameo Clubs Skating Party
April ~, lIO PM Lexington Roi-
her nink Admission zoe Advt
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OutsOf Town WEDDTNG
AssTyyRsARry.s
NJ PAUL

Apr ~ Mr. and Mrs Robert =
Bo1~ao4n, Los Angssss Calf two
years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11

Easter II not n passport
to another world;
II j. a quality of perception
for this one.-N. T.. Lemon.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-04-11

Can you ever remsTuirsF u time
when there weren't some p~Spls
worried about conditions John
Nance Garner.
More than % million Americans
bowl regularly
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Comica al Oddities
Continued From Page Nine


Jacobs family being so large,
they had extinguished the fire
before the hose company could
respond.
Who will ever forget the
morning MIR. Enoch Moore blew
the fire whistle at ii o'clock,
believing it to be IL noon?
Many persons still smile
slightly at the late Norman Cole
man, then manager of the local
ARP Store, who refused to al
low firemen to enter the store
to investigate the source of
smoke escaping from the build
ing. When members of the COM
pany threatened to break in the
door, MIR. Coleman finally gave
them entrance, only to find the
smoke rising from a small ash
can.
There was time in October,
1885, when boys, who were
stealing gas from Horace Dav-
ids truck, set the garage afire.
The alarm was sounded while
the annual banquet of the Citiz-
ems Hose Company was being
held in the Delaware House.
Wilson FAIRIES outran David to
the Fire House by 6 steps,
Who will ever forget the day
in November, 1885, when the
Old Stock Brewing Company
truck overturned on the Dupont
Highway and caught fire !?
Everyone received free beer at
this alarm!
A passing motorist dispatched
fire company members to the
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home of Lewis Marshall at
Woodland Beach in l94l. His
claim that Mr.. Marshall's house
was afire proved to be only a
burning smoke pot being en-
ployed to keep away mosquit-
os.
It's not often that firemen
work to musical accompani-
ment. However, it did occur in
1914 when a rubbish fire at the
Masonic Colored Lodge on East
Street caused $500 damage to
the building. The Lodge Drum
and Bugle Corps played There
Il Be Hot Time in the Old
Town Tonight" while firemen
eXtinguished the blaze.
AS has been pointed out, not
all experiences happen at the
fire itself. In 1853 David Jacobs
TANNED his neck answering an
alarm when he ran head-on into
a fence coming down the back
alley to the Fire House.
Perhaps the most unusual sit
uation developed in August
1855, when Alan Robinson ap-
peared at an automobile fire on
the Severson's Church Road at
tired in his wife's dress. In his
excitement to answer the alarm,
he mistakenly grabbed it instead
of his shirt.
Thus it can be wildly OBJ
served that, despite the dread
fulness of fire and the serious
ness of the firemen's work,
members of the Citizens Hose
Company have experienced
some unusually weird incidents
down through the years.
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Volunteers Aid


pumper which provided resi-
dents of the town with a con-
slant water supply.
During a similar case in 1910,
firemen pumped water to the
State Welfare Home for 38
hours when a broken water
main briefly threatened to cut
off the water supply.
Lighting equipment was furn-
ished on March Is, l945, to
pull an automobile out of the
creek along the Woodland
Beach causeway. Three men
persisted in the accident when
their car ran off the road into
the water.
One of the most outstanding
services rendered Smyrna towns
people by the local fire depart
ment was the removal of a
slum housing area in 1865.
Smyrna Town Council, in a
move to rid the community of
this undesirable section, con-
demned the Bloody Bottom area,
alleging it to be unsafe and a
threat to surrounding develop
ment. The Citizens Hose Com
pany supervised the burning of
the houses on April 4.
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LuncheonHonors
Mrs. Schulze

Thirty women gathered at
Normandy Farms Restaurant
on Saturday TO honor Mrs.
Hugo Schulze at a farewell
luncheon.
Mrs. Schulze. wife OF the
former athletic director at
American University. will be
leaving with her husband for
Escondido. Calf. at the end
Of this month. Mr.. Schulze,
who has been working In
the Government for the past
year. is the new general man.
ager Of the Circle r Ranch.
a country club there.
Mrs. Stafford Casell and
Mrs, Richard r. Hutcheson
acted as co-hostesses for the
luncheon. one of a number Of
farewell parties for the
Schulzes. Among those at
tending were Mrs. Hearst
Anderson. wife OF the presi-
dent Of American University:
Mrs. william o. Nichols.
wife Of the university's treas
urer. and Mrs. Mildred X.
Schulze. the mother of Mr..
Schulze.
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late Mr.. Polk and Of Mrs.
Frederick Z. Guest Of Palm
Beach. Fla. and the late
Capt. the Right Honorable
Frederick Z. Guest Of Lon
don. She attended Foxcroft
School at Middleburg. Va,
and Clos des Abeilles. Cha
teau Dock. Switzerland. She
Is now employed In the ONCE
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America in 1924 and wrote
how much this particular
section looked like the Isle
of Rhodes.
Representative Ken KeaA-
ing Of New York. whose sense
OF humor matches the 90
year-old Theodore Green's.
then rose and said the latter
recently confided to him that
out OF l07 meetings of the
Foreign Relations Commit
tee last year. he had presided
over i02.
He thought this must be
something Of a record. But
being Republican / am tell
ing you this now" grinned
Mr.. Heating, because /
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know he was saving this up
as ammunition for his next
campaign in 1860"
FORMER AMBASSADOR
AND MRS. ARTHUR GARD
NER entertained earlier Sat-
urday afternoon in their
Thirtieth street residence in
honor of their youngest
daughter Buttons" and her
fiance Frank MacLear of
New York. Their engagement
was announced last week.
George Abel made a sur
prise appearance. Fresh in
town from Paris. he is stop
ping at the Metropolitan
Club for a week and after
that any place else that I'm
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EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Nixons Hosts to Senators
From Both Sides OF Aisle

tify them. Their wives sported
matching yellow corsages.
In this category were Re-
personalities John LAHORE,
Republican Of Haverford. Pa:
Milton Glenn. Republican Of
Margate. N. j.. and Erwin
Mitchell, Democrat of Dalton,
Ga, The latter Is so young he
looks as II he's fresh out Of
school.
Mrs. william Proxmire,
wife Of the Democratic 6ena-
tor who captured the late Joe
McCarthy,s seat for the re-
mainder Of his unexpired
term. said her husband wasn't
there because he was back In
Wisconsin campaigning. With
two children already he has q
third reason for working hard.
The next addition Is ex-
pected in June, said the very
pretty Mrs. Proxmire.
Senators Gore, Thurmond,
Carlson. Case Of South Da-
kota. Freer. Anderson. john
ston. and their wives: POST
master General and Mrs.
Arthur Hummeffield and
about 900 members Of the
congressional set went down
the receiving line. They shook
hands with Representative
and Mrs. Wilbur Mills, Sen
ator and Mrs. Wallace Ben
nett. Representative and Mrs.
Walter Koran, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Arthur Young
er. Representative and Mrs.
Paul Jones. and Representa-
tive and Mrs. Clifford McIn-
tire.
THE ITALIAN AMBASSA-
DOR DECORATED SENA-
TOR GREEN OF Rhode Island
at a charming black tie
dinner in the Embassy Sat-
urday evening.
Signor Brosio put around
the Senator's neck the green
ribbon of the Order of Merit
Of the Italian Republic after
a talk in which he paid high
tribute to the Senator for an
impressive list Of accomplish
mentS for the people OF Italy.
The Senator's efforts were
successfully directed toward
more bread for the Italian
people in 1916. a just peace
for Italy. aid toward eco
nomic and financial stability.
for the settlement Of Trieste.
for improved immigration
laws for Italians. etc. Though
unsuccessful. he even tried to
get Italy's colonies in Africa
restored to her. noted the
Ambassador.
In reply to the Ambassa-
dor. the chairman of the For
eign Relations Committee
told how much the Italian
people (which comprise 20
per cent Of Rhode Islands
population had done for his
State. An Italian. Giovanni
da verrazano. even gave 1t
its name. long before Roger
Williams was even born. He
explored the coast Of North
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asked" he smiled.
The Clark Cliffords with
daughters ana sons-in-law,
the Bill Lanagans and the
Dick Barretts, were there.
along with the Hugh D.
AuchincIosses. Helen and
Ellery Hustled, Cassie and
Lawn Thompson. and Wiley
Buchanans. Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Perrin. Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel H. Kaufman and
Emily and Ed Foley fresh
from a superb time in
Arizona.
Peggy Talbot. looking as
chic as ever. said she may
come back to Washington to
live.
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Of Senator Smathers Of
Florida.
Mr.. Condor is the grand
son Of Mrs. Richard Stevens
Of Bernardsville. N. j.. and
the late Mr.. Stevens and the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas @.
Condor Of Tuxedo Park. He
is a graduate Of the Hun
School In Princeton. N. J.
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Elizabeth Guest
Us Engaged to
Edward Condor

Mr.. RAYMOND r. Guest and
Mrs. Polk Guest announce
the engagement Of their
daughter Elizabeth TO Mr..
Edward B. Condor. son Of
Mrs. Jack Speiden of Tucson.
Ariz.. and the late Mr.. Ed
ward B. Condor Of New York.
Miss Guest is the grand
daughter Of Mrs. Frank L.
Polk Of New York and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-13
BY BETTY BEALE

VIM EACoAQCAAt uAAa WIS
Nixon gave a party .yester-
day AFTERNOON for all mem
bers Of the Senate and their
wives from both sides Of the
aisle.
II was the first time In the
Nixons' career that they in
vited all Democrats as well
as Republicans 10 their home.
Indeed. Mrs. Dennis Chavez
was heard 10 say that II was
the first time a Vice Ptesi-
dent had entertained all
members Of the Senate In 20
years.
The S to 9 affair which
drew about 100 to their COM
Portable Wesley Heights res
idence. included a tour Of
the house for those who had
not seen 1t before and music
in the recreation room by q
three-piece Navy ensemble.
Senator and Mrs. Tom
Kuchel. and two or three
other couples even did q
little dancing In the same
room where ll-year-old
Tricia recently gave her first
bop party.
The Nixons we're such de-
lightful hosts they literally
charmed everybody INCLUDE
ing the Democratic conting-
ency. Pat looked extremely
pretty in a black silk muted
flower print with black mar
quisette overskirt.
But without being seen
maybe the smallest Nixon
Julie. charmed the guests
even more. Julie left a note
on her beautiful dollhouse
which Is completely furnished
even down to the tiny hot
water bottle in the bathroom
The note. OF course. was for
all Senator's and their wives
whom she obviously doesn't
trust to the limit.
Penned ON letter paper with
For You" printed in the
corner. 1t read:
IF you wish you may look
behind my dollhouse (the
open sidel and see mys col
lection Of little diches and
toys for the people in the doll
house. BY the way. / have
had this dollhouse for seven
years. Please do not toch."
Mrs. Mike Monroney. wife
Of the Democratic Senator
from Oklahoma. thought she
had preserved her anonymity
when she left an unsigned
note for Julie. but one Of the
Vice Presidents staff saw her.
She wrote:-"We looked at
your beautiful dollhouse and
thought what good house.
keeper you are. Everything
is beautiful. l am going to
rush right home and put my
house In order"
Early arrivals were Demo-
cratic Majority Leader and
Mrs. Lyndon johnson. Mi
nority Leader and Mrs. VIII
liam Knowland. Senator
Theodore Francis Green.
Senator and Mrs. H. Alexan-
der Smith and Senator and
Mrs. George Aiken. s~
Others who dropped by in
cluded Senators Karl Mundt.
William Fulbright. Andrew
Schoeppel. Everett Dirkson.
Hubert Humphrey. Estes Ke-
fauver. John Stennis. George
Smathers. Prescott Bush.
James Eastland and Gordon
Allott and their wives.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE
CONGRESSIONAL CLUB,
Mrs. John williams. and Sem
ator Williams went straight
to the Vice Presidents at
home" from the reception
given by the Congressional
Club for new members Of
Congress.
Wearing a peacock blue
satin afternoon dress and
small fiowered hat. Mrs. VIII
liams headed the long receiv-
ing line Of club officers and
husbands. Popular Fish
bait" Miller. doorkeeper Of
the House. stood beside her
and did the introducing.
New members Of the Sem
ate or House.. e. members
who attended their first ses-
sions last week plus Senator
Ralph Marlborough OF Texas.
who came here late in the
last session-wore little yell
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Jonuoy Days are
Coat Days
at JeIIeff's!l

All JelIeff stores hove large selections!
-ond only our foresiehtedness in
having coots made for US in the mfrs.
slow period mode these outstanding
values in NEW coots possiblel