Evening Star Newspaper, October 30, 1924, Page 50

" 50 DEMOCRATIG CLUB PLANS FINAL RALLY McDonald - Washington - Blackburn Workers to Close Campaign Tomorrow Night. ‘With speeches, music and the sing- ing of patriotic songs by the audi- ence, the _ McDonald-Washington- Blackburn Davis-for-President Club will bring to a close the series of meetings which have been held here tomorrow night, when a rally will be held at the residence of the founder and president of the club, Mrs. F. B Moran of 2315 Massachusetts avenue. In honor of Maryland, the native State of her mother, Sarah Ann Elea- nor McGill (Thomas) Blackburn, sis- ter of the late Gov. Francis Thomas of Maryland, and in honor of New York, the home State of her late hus- band, Francois Berger Moran of New k Moran has invited the nd State Society and the New York State Society to join with her club and with members of other Dem- ocratic clubs in this final rally at her home. Starts at 8§:00 0’Clock. The meeting tomorrow evening will begin at 8 o'clock, instead of 8:30, because of the special program at has been arranged. The speak- ers, all of whom will make short addresses of ten or fifteen minutes In length, will be Carter B. Keene, Mrs. Blair Bannister, John Ritchie, jr.; Joseph V. Morgan, Mrs. William Atherton Du Puy, Mrs. Ethel K. Pol- lard and D. A. Edwards. Mrs, Moran will preside and will make a brief final addr The artis will be M Miss Ruth Pete ot tomorrow evening Mary Jane Langley and The former will be accompanied by D. Marvel Jester and $he latter by Mrs. Howard Blandey. On Saturday evening the club will join with other clubs of the city in a Democratic rally at the Shoreham, and on next Tuesday evening the McDonald - Washington - Blackburn Club will gather at the home of Mrs. Moran to hear the returns. S Bouquets for Society “Buds.” Shaffer's flowers have the preference. 900 14th. Advertisement. COOLIDGE-DAWES CLUB ENROLLS THE PRESIDENT President Coolidge has been elected an honorary member of the Cool- jdge and Dawes Club of the Dis- trict of Columbia, which organiza- tion has the distinction of being the first one of that name to be formed in the present campaign. Samuel J. Prescott, president of the Republican State committee of the District, and personally in charge of the campalgn among tie voters in this city, in no- tifying the President yesterday of his election to this club, told him that the matter was formed and its name decided upon a few moments after the flash came from Cleveland, Ohio, that Gen. Charles G. Dawes had been nominated for Vice President, thus completing the party’s national tick Mr. Prescott at the same time pre- sented to the President a handsome £0ld_button, bearing the insignia of the Coolidge‘and Dawes Club. The Coolidge and Dawes Club now has a membership of more than 1,200 and its membership committee, under the leadership of Charles F. Crane, Charles Water and Mrs. Virginia White Speel, is aiming to have a membership of more than 3,000 before election day. — Cheap optimists are smiling when things are all serene; we sce them ingle-filing with hxgh and cheerful mien, the passing crowds beguiling with maxims smooth and keen. They feel like four-time winners in new, expensive suits, they've had abun- dant dinners, they’re smoking good cheroots; they say to sighing sin- ners: “Let sorrow shoot the chutes This life is fine and nifty, all wool and three feet wide; for every trou- ble, fifty great blessings are sup- plied; woe is infirm and shifty, just mile and it will slide.” Along the street called Easy the sunshine fakers dwell; and proverbs bright and breezy they give away or sell; but when the luck grows cheesy lhc) wring their hands and yell. It’s easy to be sunny when one is amply fed, and has his jam and honey to spread upon his bread, and forty kinds of money to paint the village red. But now and then a fellow turns up who makes a hit; his luck is always yel- low, misfortunes never quit; and still, serene and mellow, he smiles and does his bit. Undaunted and untiring he goes his humble wa. with tranquil soul, requiring but lit- tle all his days, thus by his course inspiring the feebler-hearted jays. Of words our store is ample, they flood us day and night; on maxims we may trample by turning left or right; it is the good example that leads'men to the height. (Copyright) WALT MASON. GIVEN RETURN TICKET. President Recipient of Novel Cam- paign Souvenir From Club. A “real Republican ticket, today by the Commercial Travelers' Coolidge and Dawes Club to one C vCoolidge, 1600 Pennsylvania avenue, entitles the holder to a round trip f the country at large and return via the Common Sense, Courage and Sound Character Ry.” The ticket, in customary strip form, is labeled “Good for a four-year con- tinuous tour on the Coolidge-Dawes Prosperity Special (Unlimited). transferable.” It is divided into fiv. coupons, as follow: Plymouth, Vt., to Amherst, s, 1891, through steadfast devotion and du herst to Northampton, 1 tience, study and industr: ampton to Boston, 19 sound government economy: to Capitol Station, Washington, by way of law and orde; Station to White House, 19 necting experience with responsibil- ity, and return to ‘White House, 1924.” CREDIT MEN PRAISED. 'W. H. Ramsey, an attorney at the De- partment of Justice, addressed the Washington Association of Credit Men at its weekly luncheon Tuesday at the City Club. 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