TUESDAY, JULY 24, 1928

THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY

PAGE THREE


Books o
Dotily Madison, the Nation's Hostess
by Elizabeth Lippincott Dean $3.00
Lothrop, Lee and Shepard Co.
Elizabeth Lippincott Dean writes
clearly but somewhat sentimentally
in 'Dolly Madison" to emphasize the
human interest element, or all of the
incidents reflect the interesting and
personal experiences of this charming
lady. There is a touch of the intimate
which focuses the attention on how
the historical events of the times
affected people. A different cast is
brought to history and another slant
is seen upon the notables of the
times to fall naturally into events
with their contemporaries who may be
placed easily in their chronological
order.
Dolly Madison's life in Virginia is
portrayed in a lively manner, show-
ing plantatio)n existence unue." its best
managereni. Hospitality of cb- t a-
ditional south is exemplifed in a
number of ine practises of the day, as
for exam;ple t. e fact that before every
muEal they went to the door to look out
for guests who might be coming down
the road. In Virginia, Dolly lived
among the prominent citizens of the
age like her cousin, Patrick Henry,
and Thomas Jefferson, the man who
gave; his books as the beginning of
the Congressional Library. Many fa-
mous personages were entertained at
the mansions, Harewood, where Dolly
Payne married Thomas Madison, at
Monticello where the Madisons often
were guests of Jefferson, and at Mont-
pelier, the mountain home of Thomas
Medison and his wife.
Dolly Pay.ne who was to be the
wife of the future fourth president,
went to Philadelphia at a very early
age to. live with her family there.
After %he had made friends and met
the society of the town, she married
John Todd, an army man. Shortly, a
plague broke out in the city and rag-
ed so devastatingly that many were
forced to leave the town. Dolly's hus-
band and her child became ill with
it and then Dolly herself. The sad-
ness came when she recovered to find
that her husband was dead. Her
child, Payne Todd, grew to be a care-
less and sophisticated man travelling
and living on the continent extrava-

AULT IS MEMBER
the Day OF OLYMPIC TEAM Sport 7tBrietSl
LOAYZA TO ARRIVE SOON
gantly in spite of the fact that his DETROIT, July 23.-Stanislaus
mother needed him and the money he ::::.. Loayza, Chilean lightweight, who will
slpent when she became old. fight Jimmy McLarnin here Aug. 2.
Dolly Madison enjoyed her life in wil arrive soon to start his training
Washington, the then sparsely settled at the Redford country club, accord-
town which the French Pierre L'En- ing to Luis Bouey, his manager, who
fant carefully designed. In her ex- :"- has completed arrangements for the
istence at the President's Mansion, fighter's training period.
there was none of the dissatisfaction
shown by the preceding Adams fam- TOURNEY STARTS TOMORROW
ilyr who had to inhabit a house so
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nearly incompleted that clothes were RAPIDS, July 23.-The
Michigan state golf tournament will
aftr thy hd bn ue o the ple- begin here on Thursday with a fiefd
dor thf y forbei n apilse whe sAam- that includes the best golfers in the
dor of foreign capitals where Aamsstate. Dave Ward, 1926 champion and
had gone on diplomatic missions. So- a University of Michigan student, Is
ciety became a jgay indulgence dur- numbred mongthefavoitesforhe:
°n h esn he ol aio numbered among the favorites for the
ng the seasons when Dolly Madison k' ^''':} ."
presided over the levees which Jef- 1928 title. Carleton Wells, titleholder
ferson had done away with because Garnet Ault for three years, has not been able to
he had few persons to entertain the Star University of Michigan swim- enter this year's tournament on ac-
ladies bt Dolly Madison and because mer, who will represent Canada in the count of pressing duties As instructor
he preferred having his men friends toimengOypc aestAse- in the University of Michigan.
informal dinners. Garments were impeding Olympic games at Amster-
brought from France for the particu- daw. Ault is national collegiate TYPEWRITERS
l.ar social occasions; once Dolly com- champion in the 440-yard dash. Buck o1'all nm'akes, large
plained that she could ask the Adams Samson, captain of the 1926 swimming and portable. Sales,
to bring her no more since the duty team, is another Wolverine swimmer Rentals, Service.
was excessive. At these celebrations
important people came to the society who is participating in the Olympics. 0. D. MORRILL
of the capital in the visits of Wash- He is a member of the American team. 17 Nickels Arcade Phone 6615
ington Irving who had just written
the "Sketch Book" and of Andrew
Jackson, the impetuousaand now fa-A
mous lawyer and general from Ten-'
nessee- + These Warm Days
(By courtesy of the Graham Book
Store) K.S.
DAVIS CUP TEAM Try Our Fresh Fruit
TO MEETFRENCH' Sundaes
(By Associated Press)
PARIS, July 23.-The United States,
as a result of its decisive victory over
the Italians, has reached for Davis cup e tsy R o ss
challenge round for the ninth suc-S
cessive year but for the first time the SH P Nickels Arcade
Americans are conceded but little15NclsA ad
chance of winning the trophy.
Experts consider that whatever
chances the Americans have of beat-


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