The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-08

stretched against the night I,ls
prayer in marble. perfect, sublime.
And everybody's wife was flve hrn-
oreu sa1e miles away, and no railroad
Pa''ee any more. Wasn't IL too lovely,
TOT tne women and children, for the
90 FL, pat', we're All. bundled home ahead
oI eitne 10 make things pleasant. don't
you see, for papa, dear, against his
coming. And one would not have onss
papa lonesome Just because he's i.tJ
behind. No. indeed e''
a orace OF the most interesting men
~ congress who took active part in
fhc final festivities of the Honsn ar,
the lands boys'' OF indiana M
oracketted together in public estimation
III q sort or Rogers Brothers" cou,bi-
nation, though their entities are as dis.
unct as the poles. They are the onIv
par or brothers In Congress and each
Is a genius In his own peculiar way.
Cnaries Bcary Lands of Delphi, Ind.
10 tne only member of the HoosIer dele
CATION In either house who is not .
lawyer. He follows the nobler and
more remunerative trade of Journalism,
everybody knows and likes "CharlIe''
l.anois, and his quaint and clever cpl
grams have almost passed into pro-
verbs. NIB little brother Fred, hardly
NAN' q io'F Win the iDrCp and
dcumen lacked by many veteran
came to Washington first as his seniors
secretary. After several years in this
capacity he suddenly packed up all his
plunoer and took header homeward
Charlie
Il am tired of being secretary" re.
turned intrepid young America, I'm
not coming back TO Washington untjI
1 come as Congressman myself" And
ne came the very next Congress The
orothers represent the Ninth and Elev-
entn districts Of their home State.
Inc senior Lands laughinkly declares
IL is serious matter keeping up with
,ne hish FAMILY standard set by his
brilliant lAtle brother.
Mrs Moffat Of Washington. with her
granddaughter. Miss Mary Delashmutt,
rs IN Denver for several weeks on a
visit to her son. Mr.. David Moffat.
senator and Mrs. George Sutherland
ana their attractive young daughter,
Miss Edith. have returned to their
home IN Salt Lake. They spent the
summer. so far, very happily In wash
lngton, leading an out-of-door life
Ihey were the hosts Of many a pleas
ant boating party down the Potomac
TO the celebrated old Marshall Hall"
and at dinners and teas at romantic
Cabin John Bridge" Just before
their departure Senator and Mrs. Suth-
erland and their daughter were guests
at charming house party, given by
Mr. and Mrs. William F. Holmead at
their country home in Prince George
county. Maryland. Mr. George c. Han
son, the Senator's secretary, and his
attractive young wife, from Provo.
Utah, were also members OF the party.
President PoooayAlt +oaL h,z r.s4
luncheon Of the season In Washington.
the guest of Senator Warren of Wyo-
ming, at the Capitol, In the room of the
Committee on Military Affairs After
the adjournment of Congress Senator
Warren spent several days In New York
at the Hotel Brealin, en- route to the
sea-
Mrs. Lillian Woodward OF Salt Lake,
who has been in Washington for some
time, the guest OF Mrs. Victor Clement,
has been making a little sojourn in
Warrenton. Va. where she enjoyed the
horse show. Mrs. Woodward and Mrs.
Clement will spend the remainder Of
the summer together at Magnolia,
Mass. where they have a cottage.
Mrs. Fred T. Dubois, wife OF the Sem
ator from Idaho. was active in the sue
cess of a lawn fete given by the Dis
trict Societies of the Children OF tho
American Revolution. for the benefit oil
the Continental Memorial hall fund.
Mrs, Dubois is president Of the national
society,
Recent visitors to Washington have
been j. A. Lewandowski OF Douglas,
Arizona, w. w. Jones Of Phoenix, Har,
ry L. Day Of Wallace. Idaho. at the
New Willard.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Woodruff Of Dem
YER are spending a few days at the
Riggs house, en- route to New York.
DAISY FITZHUGH AYRES.