Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-21
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CHS group. Not q party ct the
Rblish Embassy: but the in
decision. The one thing that's
different each, year Is the
destination.
The undecided travellers are
the Senator'S and Represent
atives supposedly heading for
the annual meeting Of the
1pterparliamentary Union
Conference heing held In
Warsaw for the first time.
THE zSth conference Of the
RU opens next Thursday.
Snd It now looks as II nary q
United States Senator win be
81 hand for It because. as
usual, Congress Is in session
With Q vengeance.
ESTIMATOR ELL. Full
BRIGHT. chairman Of the
senate Forefg n Relations
Committee. was q delegate,
but now he won't be able to
60. according to the latest re-
port, because Of the civil
rights bill.
On the other hand, the man
who brought UP the bill in
the Senate, Missouri's Tom
Hennings, has every inten-
ton Of going. Mrs. Hennings
Is leaving in the planeload Of
wives that takes OF Tuesday
for Poland.
All the Senators going and
some Of the Congressman viii
be in the second plane that
takes OF Friday. the day aft
er the conference begins. The
other Senators planning to
60 are Mike Monroney, Allen
Frear. Gordon Allott. Ken
Heating, Albert Gore. Francis
Case and Frank Church. Even
II they're late arriving. they're
needed for the conference
vote.
They and their wives had
hoped to fly on to Russia
from Warsaw, but II the
Senate can't adjourn before
Labor Day. some of them may
even have to come straight
back.
Chairman Of the group,
North Carolina Representa-
tive Harold Cooley, was sup.
posed to have left this week.
end for the IPU Council
meeting, but his food stamp
amendment on o House bill
will now hold him here until
sometime next week. he said.
But he and his wife were at
the party yesterday and 90
were Judge and Mrs. Homer
Ferguson, who are going.
MRS. MONR0NEY and
Mrs. Case both dropped by
the embassy to pay their
respects to the Spasowskis
and both said they will be
In the Tuesday plane.
And o group Of Congress.
men and their wives at the
party who definitely intend
to be cloudborne next week
included the William Poa-
CUES, the Paul Joneses, the
d: s. Saunds, the Gerald
Fords, the Joseph Montoyas,
the Ross Adairs and Mr.. and
Mrs. Thaddeus Machrowicz.
Representative Hale Boggs
was there but doesn't know
now If he'll get to 60. Edward
Derwinski will 60 but ! didn't
see him.
And two women who al
ways go but weren't at the
embassy are Congresswoman
Katharine st. George. and
her daughter Prune Ryan,
who likes to accompany her
mother on these trips.
The Poles had q marvellous
buffet at the $50 reception
- Polish ham prepared in
the embassy, quantities of
sliced roast beef surrounding
great ribs of beef, wonderful
salads. a huge platter Of de-
lectable runny Camembert
cheese, and so forth.
There was talk Of showing
o film when the Senators ar
rived, but they were in ses-
sion so late none had arrived
by 8. n
HiAEs%
WOMEN HAVE ) OFTEN
WONDERED what there was
about the famous stag Boz
hemian Grove camp near
San Francisco that causes
all males INVITED there to
drop everything and run.
The fact. that. there ARE
no women there. no, tele-
phones, no. newspapers, no
radios, no teievision, and no
automobiles and they still re-
gard it as a heavenly haven
further piques female In
terest. At least, they note with
glee, the men can't stand It,
for more than three weeks.
Now ! have persuaded q
male to tell all. The grove,
he says, is composed Of lS0
camps. each camp with from
10 to 20 members. The
"Chief Of it Is ex-President
Herbert Hoover. and all his
campers are tycoons, writer's, {
scholars. musicians, philoso-
pliers, VIP politicos, etc.
There is no, Nance dropping.
my informant says, because
all are names. ~
What do the boys do?
They contemplate. they talk,
and they listen. to an opera. or
to q concert deep in the giant
redwood forest, or to q fine
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