Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1950 — Page 30
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Capital Wives Turn Clock h Back 20 Years for Charity
1950 Not Bad, Washington Decides, After Red Feather Flashback to Styles of Roaring Twenties
By ANDREW. TULLY, Scripps-Howard Stafl Writer | TWO SPECIAL trains, one from! WASHINGTON, Oct. 14—There's nothing our Wash- New York and the other from ington dolls won't do for sweet charity's sake. They proved) Washington, Sook 3 Sunth of big it the other night at that Community Chest “Red Feather other day to watch Mrs. Edward Cavalcade” in Constitution Hall. Be Jan, wile of be New detaey Throwing discretion to the wind about 20 wives. Of President EDS a . Congressmen and Cabinet members paraded right out in| Among those Who made the| - them look either like ani-| mated ironing boards or moss-draped rain barrels. | The costumes weré what used] to pass for the height of fashion] 4n the Twenties, and all you had) to do was take one gander a'| ‘em to realize how far the world has progressed. Even good-lookers like Mrs. Frank Pace, wife of the Army Secretary; Mrs. Russell Long, wife of the Louisana Senator, and Mrs. Charles F. Brannan, wife of the Agriculture Secre- | tary, couldn't do much with | those helmet hats, King Tut | drapes, the dresses loaded down with beads and bangles and lace, and those short-ton ropes of pearls. Among the others who went] around making like Clara Bow | and Gloria Swanson — the early ts Swanson, that is—were Mme, P®
# Potomac Patfer—
loading put on by George Killion, president of the American Preési-| {dent Lines, were Adm. Forrest. Sherman, Chief of Naval Opera-|
secretary of the Navy Dan Kim-| | mer Thomas of Oklahoma’ and
| Mrs. Thomas, and Sen. Harley
Kilgore.
LONELIEST bunch of diplo-|
do with them socially, and the
{countrymen from the United Nations delegation in New York.| They've even organized tennis
is getting on a lot of
Henri Bonnet, wife of the French nerves, . ‘and soccer games to help stifle Ambassador; Mrs. Oscar Chap-| The other day a bunch was their boredom. man, wife of the Interior Secre- out doing some genteel drinking | 2 a
; t the home of a guy named | r ¢ tary; Mrs. John R. Steelman, wife # 9 GEN. AND MRS. Omar Bradof President Truman's top assis-| Charlie Alldredge and they had joy jy 5 front pew for the Theatant, and Mrs. Clinton Anderson, & heck of a time trying to keep tor Guild's “The Curious Savage,” wife of the Senator from- New 8 parrot-like bird called a with Lillian Gish... Frieda Hen-,
Mexico. budgerigar from committing nock, first and only female mem-
When it was all over, most of mayhem on them. The bird per of the Federal Communica-| the gals got back into their 1950) Kept swooping down like a Jet [tions Commission, doesn’t both-| outfits, but quick, before their Plane on such important nog- ler to put up curtains in her aparthusbands had a chance to run gins as that belonging to Navy ment. Dresses the window with
- 7 re y imball. i lants, instead M av to the Pago-Pago Islands. Undersecretary Dan K growing plants, instead . .. Mme. away i & i; Scared everybody to death. Selina Frkin, wife of the Turkish thn ‘ambassador, has started singing
Situation in Hand lon a daily radio program . . . THOSE OLD LORDS and ladies g,01c0t ~ Maugham addressed
OUR JI LUCAS eports rom who used to eat pheasant-under-'Women's National Press Club on Korea that the Navy's socla " € glass for breakfast, must be doing “Women Are Characters.” | Is progressing apace. Our sallor a regular jig in their graves these| # = #2 ! se e first Officers’ Club * T*& ray bow I eTnoos Gen, days. On account of England 5 wate Lov ir ls MacArthur turned Seoul over to becoming so piebian, is WhY. and Skittles Club.” City desk!
South Korean President Syngman Seems as though practically every asked her, “What the heck are
Rhee. ‘big -shot who comes over here skittles?” “Oh,” she retorted, The Navy used a bulldozer to nowadays is right out of a Hora-|“they’re something you eat with clear away a wrecked house on tio Alger book. } 'beer.” Skittles, honey, is an Eng-
Wolmi Island, pitched a tent and p.re Sir William Lawther, lish game played with discs called, had a bar in operation before, .. of the National Union of|oddly enough, skittles. you could say pousse cafe. Beer yy. workers, who dropped in ee een tee
after 2 p.m. on week -days, ,.., 5 few days ago. He went tof : Whisky on Sunder. Bring Your ooo. “in the mines at the age 04 County Students ewn fy-swatler. - '12, earning 40 cents a day. * : ar 12, earning 40 cents a day. Win Cattle Medals THE CHINESE EMBASSY had Four Franklin Township High
a strictly austere party to cele- Campaign Capers . 4-H members have won medals |
brate the anniversary of the Re-
i at the International Dairy Exhi-| public of China. Only Embassy POLITICAL campaigning has
staff members, Chinese mission Come a long way since William Pition Sop site entered in the personnel and local Chinese were Jennings Bryan. Now there's : :
| Ronald Hartman, showin a t deal that Rep.| ’ g invited, on account of Chinesg | that double Te of Connection | Brown Swiss, won a gold first-
Ambassador Wellington Koo fig- {."4;.ning out to the voters in his|Place medal and two bronze third-|
ures it's bad taste to be gay these ‘race for the governorship. {place medals. Forrest Wulf rated] a:
days. | ; ‘two - silver second-place medals! Ambassador Koo, by the way, After John fnishes Viewing collected two bronze medals is put out at the way Mme. Wel wil yam ns Yver|for Brown Swiss heifers. : Tao-ming, wife of the former Pride, the platform is taken | Henry Beisinger, showing Ayr-
{by Mrs. Lodge, who entertains the | ambassador here, Dr. Wel, Saunis|o,yps;} ‘with a few folk dances, shire cattle, took a silver and two)
those jewels of hers, Just to keep the po- Pronze medals, while Eunice HartMme. Wei Wears a different set iy cir" mot, ready iP de. man, exhibiting a Brown 8wiss| of stones every day of the Week— p04 ap Italian dress that's dec- heifer, won a bronze medal. rubies and diamonds on Monday; rated with 250 “Lodge for Gov-| The annual all-school carnival diamonds and emeralds on Tues-/ or» puttons. - at Franklin Township High will]
day; all jade on Wednesday, Next campaign, “South Pa-/ begin at 6 p. m. Tuesday, with]
pearls and jade on Thursday; cific.” {proceeds to be added to the school’ = ° diamonds and sapphires on Fri- s 8 # {general activitiés fund. | day, etc. Mme. Camille Chautemps, | Anna Swails has been named a =» = | wite of the former French general chairman. Other com-
The craze some Washing- Premier, has come up with the mittee = members include Earl tonians have for filling - their | Meal-of-the-Week. It's shrimp, Shaeffer, Donald McNiece, James
‘houses with all kinds of nutty ' cooked in boiling brandy. {Moore and Lois Wampler, | &
Plans Convention will hold its 52d annual conven-} tion_tomorrow. and “Tuesday ‘at)}
thé Hotel Lincoln.
The Congress is composed of 45 member societies licensed to
operate in Indiana. National, state, field and local representa-|
tives of the groups will the meeting.
atfend
A dinner dance will be held by
the congress at the
Travertine
Room, Monday night. John A. Watkins, Lt. Governor of Indiana, will be the featured speaker at
'the dinner. The session will end with elec-
Tuesday.
DePauw Homecoming tions, and Mrs. Sherman; Under- Activities Saturday
ing celebration.
Activities will inclhide an Old/ mats in town are the Yugoslavs. Gold Chapel, an alumni luncheon The Russians and their satellites, and a football gam of course, won't have anything to Michigan College.
ball and Mrs. Kimball; Sen. El-| GREENCASTLE, Oct 14— More
than 1500 alumni and guests of DePauw Universit cted {Kilgore of West Virginia and Mrs. op campus yy, exjected
annual Old Gold Day homecom-
e with Central
Cups will be awarded to fratern-
Western diplomats haven't got ity and sorority groups who win around to putting out the wel- the house decoration contest. Fincome mat. al event of the day will be a spe- § | The only social evenings the cial radio program broadcast over poor Yugoslavs have are when Station WGRE, campus FM sta{they visit with their fellow- tion.
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