Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 February 1950 — Page 52

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TT By ANDREW TUTLLY, Ser WASHINGTON. Feb 25 hung on all over the place wl served its 25th anniversary d ton's Birthday celebrations. The Mayflower is one of t hostels: and Duchess of Windser. And Sen. John W.. Bricker once got a haircut there,

Ake Coolidge inaugural hall was held in the Mavflower's grand baliroon and a calf was- born there when the hotel absent mindedly opehed its doors to a

nvention of veterinarians Detense Secretary Louis Johnpermanent guest and Court Justice Stan-

S0n 18 a 0 is Supreme ley Reed Washington's would rather

ripe olives

society nuzzling Mavflower » than the book #8 come over on the original

cafe he" seen ih the Lounge listed in naving fayflower

rad Hilton lavishly re-

Franklin D. Roosevelt slept there

called to ry. to get him in.

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JFmbroidered feedbags were en the Mavflower Hotel ob uring the week of Washing-

he town's most distinguished So did the Duke

upon a Republican friend

eptioned as part of the anniver- Just as he was about to give Celebration up and go back to Ohio and VI tart auditing again, a belatedly WHEN GG. Washington, papa of impressed functionary at Demoewe 1. 8 of An used to come cratic Headquarters “found” a rom running his heagles, he'd ticket for Joe and pretty soon he stomp his feet draw up a Chip- was right in there, seeing and i dale stool before a cozy fire it Mt Vernon and call for a pewter noggin of nut-brown foaming stuf Io help him relax, Jittle Ne Curtis would sit. down at the harpsichiord and -whang out Way-worin Traveler or “Be neath a Weeping Willow Tree.” Well, the local chapter of the DAR has dug up the [facts

on what G. Washington liked mu ically, so when The Man's birthdav rolled around this vear, they put on a program of tunes Wash-

being seen, he hoped. n

n uo Reporters. sure got shabby treatment at the dinner. All the Democrats supplied for drinking whiskey was Haig &

Haig Pinch bottle Scotch and Old Grandad, Bourbon. For food they tusned the press loose on heaping platters of

chicken ala king, ham, curried shrimp, salads, and Freneh pastry. Most reporters felt they did better than the $100 diners.

ton would have chosen 5 ZX. 3 . — het wowed ‘em: in the DAR CALL ME ANY TIME DEPT. headin Senator” Joseph R. McCarthy Secretary of Agriculture R. Wis.), started. all that hubCharles (Spud) Brannan, as Pub about Communists "in "the might be expected, likes to State Department when he made hang around the kitchen. a speech at Salt Lake Citv. And Fetch a photographer and Secretary Acheson wanted to he'll pose testing hot wafer at whow Who the Reds were, why the drop of a colander. He Dlustered McCarthy, just let the

| uses the is-there-enough-salt-in- | it stance In posing as Mama's

little helper in the kitchen, though Mrs. Brannan does say the Secretary can whip up a chili dish fraught with peppers and beans. He's also ambidextrous with sauces and gradies, but he stands to one side. respectfully when his wife starts turning out lemon chiffon pie, roast heef, turkey and-—nat-urally—baked potatoes.

A Close Call © OHIO'S Joseph T Ferguson,' the auditor who will run against Sen. Bob Taft im this vear's campaign, almost missed the $100-a-plate JeffersonJackson dinner here. : Joe forwarded his centurv-note all right but fHmehow directed it to the wrong place. - When he showed up for the dinner, he got the never-heard-of-'im treatment. (Joe fidgeted and =stormed-—even

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» » ~ Three hundred Hoosiers in -Washington celebrated Tndiana’'s own sesquicentennial hy a breakfast at National Airport and after hearing Sen. Homer E. Capehart (R. Ind.) recite some history and singing “On the Banks of the Wabash” they were given what turned out to be a dim view of their beloved state. A film entitled. “Indiana Has Almost Everything” was to be shown. But éven after fhe curtains were pulled it still was too light to see the picture and this part of the celebration had to be

postponed. . = = : Dr. Wayne C. Grover, Archivist of the United States, gave a party recently for the visiting Archivist of Venezuela. It's al-

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Newspaper Women's Club party but held on to the heart-shaped

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