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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08

The dining room was done IN red and a
striuscd orchestra rendered choice lnu-
sic during The evening, Assisting III
receiving aud entertaining We're NIT
and Mrs. Williams, Mrs. nellie Prlest-
is. Miss Hazel Williams Miss Bessie
Wilcox, Miss Leone Richardson ana
Miss Bessie Williamson. Mr.. ana MrS.
Duncan VIII be az home after June >
al SO washington street
An interesting announcement of the
week was that OF the engagement IL
e.. clyde Squires Of this city ana Miss
EVa Ellison of Logan, the wedding 10
take place TN the fall,
Miss Elsie Hansen and Wuuace -
Wcscr viii be quietly married tolllshl
at the brides home.
An elaborate wedding of the week
Vas that of Miss Lena Levy and MI
carl Friedman. the ceremony taking
place A, the synagogue with Rabbi
Freund officiating and a. wedding SUP
uer following at the home of the BRIDE g
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Levy
on wednesday night Miss Daisy
Holt and claude l.. King were mari
at the home Of the brides PARENTS MI
aud Mrs John Holt ,re ceremony oc
Ing performed ny JuuEe w ~. t1
Miss T,oulse Holt being bridesnalu,
little Barbara Lowe ring bearer ana
Culhcrt Olsen best man. Relatives ana
friends assisted, and after the reVeP-
ton MIR, and Mrs King LETT lor w
To the coast Later they win make
their home in Rhyolyto, New
The wedding Of Miss Bess Han ana
Mr.. Frank Dole was another pIen,S
homo affair. Rev Paden performing
the ceremony. and The bride being at
tended by Miss Georgia savage anu
Miss Laura Dole. while Mr. ROY Ny
land acted as best man. Mr. and MIS-
pole have gouo for trip to Los AN
reles but win return here TO reside.
A quiet wedding of the week was
that of Miss Myrtle MayherlY ana
louis II. Kirby, which took place on
THURSDAY at the home of the brides
parents with Rev. " i. Helmick otii-
eating. Mir. and Mrs Kirby have
gone 10 Little Rock TO reside.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Badger have re-
turned from California.
Mr. and Mrs John Weir left this
week for New York. whence they win
shortly sail for Norway, whore they
expect to spend the summer.
Mrs. Robert Easton and Miss Nan
Clawson are here from New York, tn
spend the summer with relatives.
Mrs j. @. Felt has returned from
months stay at Los Angeles,
Mr.. and Mrs. /, Hesselberg are IN
town 10 attend the graduation of their
daughter, Miss Tillie at the Salt Lake
iheater; they are at No. "a cast Brig
ham street.
Mrs. Hessolberg and daughter viii
shortly leave for New York, where Miss
Title will enter Smiths college at
Northampton Mass, in the fall.
Mrs. +. $. Bascom will leave soon for
Wellesley 10 he present at the gradu-
alton of Miss Louise Bascom.
Miss Elizabeth Craig Is visiting Miss
Florence Lauuing "a few days before
she leaves for the coast
Mrs. Hayden and her daughter. Miss
Grace Hayden Of Nebraska city, viii
be here soon 10 Spend tba summer with
Mrs Walter Lyme on east South Tenn
pie.
Mr. ana Mrs John Reed have moved
and are now permanently settled at
the NarNeX. 30 east Third South street.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fitch have
gone to Denver 70 make their home.
| Mr. ana Mrs Carl Friedman viii be
at home for The present at the home
Fourth East street.
Mr. ana Mrs. Clarence Mccoy have
gone Ia MINES polls whore Mr., Mccoy
| IL now Nh business, and where they viii
make their home.
Mrs Alan L. Lovey and Mrs. II. o.
| Martin left this week for Butte and
Portland 10 spend "a part Of the sum-
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. , NJ, Ogleshv ANA Rlch-
ard Ogloshy len this week. for Terrs
Haute. md, for The marriage uf Miss
Esther Schaal and Hichard Oglesby
on june 90 Milton Oglcshy who ls
now In MEXICO, viii meet the party at
Terre Han,e.
Mrs. j.. ", Hlughtun of Boston, a
former resident OF this city, is here, the
guest ~ her sister Mrs g. -. Reilly,
$50 'rhrd East street until after HE
wedding OF her niece, Miss Gertrude
Reilly,
Mrs. Mclaughlin, formerly MISS
LoulHe Walden nf Rochester, New
York rs here 10 spend few weeks
with her mother
Miss Addie Zane has returned from
visit WIN friends In Chicago,
Mrs james Birren Formerly Miss
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Miss Luella Young and Lester {. Nay
lor took place at the home OF the
brides parents Mr. and Mrs. Royal
b. Young, large number OF friends
at relatives being present. The rooms
We're bright with June flowers, tho
bridal party standing In the rear par
lOr, which was beautifully arranged
for the event. The ceremony was per-
formed by the brides father Miss Ivy
Young was bridesmaid and Mr.. T. w.
Nnylor best man. Assisting In recelN-
ing and entertaining We're 4 number of
the relatives aud intimate friends of
the bride and groom. The brides
gown was of white silk null and she
carried white carnations, The brides
maid wore q gown of net over PINK SILK
and carried pink flowers. After the
reception Mr.. and Mrs Naylor left for
a trip 20 the northwest and Will later
return here to reside.
The weeks weddings commenced
with that of Miss Stella Mcintyre and
Capt. II. w. Allen which took place a
st, Marks cathedral with Dean Brew
ster officiating, Miss Louise sullivan
was bridesmaid and Lieut. Robinson
best man and the bride was given away
by her father, Samuel Mcintyre, After
the ceremony Capt, and Mrs. Allen leIt
for Fort Sheridan.
Another interesting marriage Of the
week was that of Miss Hattie Young
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. willard
Young and ephi l.. Morris, which was
solemnnized IN tho tomple ON Wedues-
day the newly married pair leaving
afterward for an extended eastern trip.
Miss Alice Roberts Of Lehi and
Adehert Lit.le Clawson were among
the weeks bridal couples, their mar
rlage taking place In the temple ana a
reception for the relatives ana friends
10 be given tonight IA the hrIde'a home
I'm Lehi. Mr.. and Mrs. ClaWsou VIII
make their home here,
Miss Violet Williams and A, A. Dun,
can were married on Thursday In the
temple and IN the evening a reception
was held at the home nf the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs j, r. Williams.
The paror N which the bridal party
stood WIS In lavender and white, car
nations being used with lavender rib-
bonds. The brides gown WAS also
white over lavender, and she cnrrled
white roses. she was attended by
Miss Katheryn Clawson, who Wore 4
go-~n Of white silk and carried white
roses. Nh. I'd braby was best man
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, night the rooms being prettily decorat-
| ed in Wild flowers and geraniums and
the lime spent with music and other
social pastimes. The guests We're the
teacher, Mr. Ray Bradford, and Il num-
Der of classmates.
Mrs. WIN Elerbeck and Miss Estele
Clinton viii entertain next Wednesday,
June -, at luncheon at the Country
club in honor Of Miss Evelyn Daily
a delightful AFFAIR Of the week was
the Five Hundred party given by Mrs.
j. \. Foley, the decorations we're in red
and We're carried out IN June roses.
Prizes were Won by Mrs. Bietuss.
Miss Marie Gibbons and Mrs. EGan.
Those present we're Mrs c, A. QuisIey
Mrs NJ. McGanncy Mrs. T., a. Soren-
son. Miss Hicks. Mrs, A. z. Ensign,
Miss Dorothy Hyde, Mrs, w. W. Rivers,
Mrs. w. T.. Lake, Miss Charlotte
Holmes, Miss Margaret Gibbons, Miss
Marie tiihobus, Miss Nan Gibbons, Mrs,
Cam, Mrs. Dei8ouzek, Mrs, j. Ii. Bile
fuss, Mrs Leonard. Mrs. James Mrs.
+. f. Eddy, Mrs Egan and Mrs, II.
schaufelberger
The celebration OF the Daughters OF
Utah Pioneers TO be held on July a.
was discussed at the study meeting OF
the Organization on Wednesday and a
day at the Lion House TO perfect the
plans, II will convene AT 3 o'clock and
an members are requested to be pres
ent, Al Wednesdays meeting able pa
pcis were read on the jamestown SET
Element by Mrs ETA H. Merrill. Mrs.
Joanna Angel and Mrs. Clara H.James.
The twelfth anniversary Of the mar
riage Of MIR. and Mrs, j w. HYDE was
celebrated at the residence of Mr., and
Mrs Joseph Kimball at III Seventh
street Thursday evening. The decora-
tiJns consisted al roses and carnations
the prettiest OF the season, A large
number Of relatives and friends assem-
b,ed To do honor To- the occasion and q
! very enjoyable evening was spent. a
curio game occupied 4 portion of the
evening, prizes for solutions being
! Arthur Pratt Ir., while the consultations
! We're carried of by j. H. Hydu and Mrs.
| VIII q. Farrell, During the evening
! Mrs a, h. Farrell gave two readings
which wore much appreciated, while
| musical selections were given by Mrs.
| Louie X Pond. Mrs A. l.. Davis and
! Miss Jean lIimball The guests We're
| as follows MosHrs, and Mesdames
| Joseph Kmhal VIII G. Farrell a. l..
! Farrell j. T. Eldredgr, Ir., George ~.
| Carpenter. y. +. Collett. Leon iiaddOck,
Thomas jenkins, a. L. Davis a. NJ,
Aunia Orsou H. Klmhdll Arthur Pratt,
Jr David Robbins, j. W. Hyde. L. G.
I Pond 0f PoCutcllO Miss Ncndla Farrell,
/ Miss Jean Kimhall j. E. Hdyo Of og-
| den. Emmett Auuis, Stanley Hooper
! willard IIimhall. Mr. and Mrs. Alon2o
Pond aud Nh and Mrs w b. Baird.
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S0)'GelAl@aaiS
II7M>G1AT7

" LlFtaI~A y ~
'---s's
nm vtolpesl,N Mrs I. @ Robinson
pnd Mis- Nsvne NobIc we're hostpsscs
a. = tro ,hc n,elors nrine dcc,rtted
i'm uint ana ybito roses Inc library
- 49, - 49,,
,oot, i'm rel ;y,th rod.shudad candles
alliur I'm tha picture During tho
,trlnr9nns, mo- bnstoss,., wore assisted
Ty Airs : ,v,od,yard Mrs - s.
Murray Nir4 ~ G Filler MIS-. G. w
lTificId and Miss lynch and about l10
ril.sts ,yere present.
Miss lcyelvn Dslv was pues, Of hon
or 1t IA h,nchn5n Al thc Country tmh
on Wsdiiesday Given bv Miss Loreen
Ieary he other ruo4ts being chicfy
nrrnboi, of Nor bridal nnrtv who as
drcofati,na w4r', ,n ntnk peonl.c nnd
covers wore iail for 10 guests
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w. l.. Watts Of tho Utah CONSUME.
ton company who has been visiting
in Ogden during the past two .vocte
with his family has returned to Hunt
irgton. oregon
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Thomas r. Mckay and Miss iJzgis
Mckay returned home this week from,
Logan where they have been attend.
ing the Agricultural college.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08

Miss Susan Center a popular Young
lady of ogden and MIR. j. b. CleayeT
a well known young man of Howard
Neb,, were nGS'ried "Wednesday even
ing by Rev, J. E. Carver Thcv wllI
make their home at Howard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08

members of the Kings Daughters 1T
her home this afternoon in honor Of
Miss Lucy Gaby,
Another bridc-elect honored today Is
Miss Beatrice Davis, who is enter
tained by the Misses Bess and Helmi
Critzer
Mrs. Theodore whitley entertained
the members of her club at a KensIns-
ton yesterday.
hearts and flowers party was
given on Tuesday In honor Of Miss
Beatrice Hyde by Miss Katherine
Dougan and Mrs. H. Bergstrom, the
rooms being filled with June roses and
red hearts and the bride-elect beinS
made the recipient uf a handkerchief
shower. About - guests enjoyed the
event.
one OF the delightful luncheous of
the week was that given by Mrs John
Groesbeck and Mrs, Il. V Mcclure at
the latter's home, when about so guests
We're entertained.
on Tuesday Mrs. T.. Bonnemort was
hostess AT "A large reception given in
honor OF her daughter, Mrs. Il. l., Al
brltton, the rooms being beautifully
utOp'ateu ~ ."ae9 W. ~, 80, i1s,I,,s,,i
ana M DrShesl,a lu' .Sl''s uuls Nv,
uuusic, ne HosecS' Va nSs,'' NJ DS
u''i Bvnv W - MIS- Ms CbamborIan' Mrs.
Burmestei, Mrs. Josenh young Mrs
w. w. 5c S,'gin ~" nirs ,s,, ''''''''''
Apuu' SUI guests W. Pi's'""
Mrs. Windsor V. Rice was another
Of Tuesdays hostesses. giving tea
al which a largo number of her friends
were ptescnl ny ll"I ,o'1 t,,,.,,,,',,'.
Grated In white ana green hasturlluItlI
were us'a IN lho nun auN vuerll.A Hl ,"
calhh'lohS III lllo ulllIs ROOM, 't,,,l.,
l'lE w rr.tlIlnS W., Ky 80 d..
ana assisting IN serving We're mtg, >.
NJ BldWell, MISS Marlou lN"oknuse
ana MISS hp''H 9"'"'''''"
a., ,,,.u.
MIS- : \. McChrysta'' Mrs Wallace
ana Mrs fhtsonS were hpsless's ~ II
900 party ON Monday IN honor nI MIs'
Mccoy the rooms being pietlhy dec
GRATED, and about 20 guests pelhs pros
cnt.
, , ...,,
give a oNparty AZ the prpheum to-
| might IN honor Of Mise Beatrice OCoh-
nor ana Frank Anderson.
|
on Tuesday Miss Edith Maynes on
tertnincd for Miss Elsie Hansen, the
| n number OF tho girl friends OF the
! guest ~ honor being present
| Mrs. q. w. Nibley entertained az a
pretty. AFFAIR ON Monday for MISS re-
| son joel Is announced this week.
D.. HN.nNa La g. al
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club are going to 1T up now clrt
rooms on the fifth floor of the Fir,t
National bank building. '''
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An event of considerable import.
ancc IN social circles this week wa4
the marriage on Monday of Miss Vor-
ma Halstrom to Mr.. p. S. OMleara
The young lady is charming In Mr.
personality ana very popular In Or.
den, The groom is the manager or
the Ogden ana Salt Lake Skating rink
and other places of amusement
throughout the state, They win rc-
side part Of the time in Salt Lake
city and part in Ogden,
Earl Greenwich and William Palma
who have been attending the PhHa-
deiphia school of dentistry, returned
home this week to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mack aa.
nounce the engagement of thev
Foster r.. Wardleigh. The marriage
to take place in June. The prospecv
tive bride and groom are among Og-
denis most prominent young society
people,
Miss Ada Pool and Edward Lea
two of Ogden's prominent ana highly
respected young people were married
this week in the Salt Lake Temple.
They have Il host of friends who will
Join in wishing them much JOY and
prosperity.
Mrs. Orson Riser and her sister,
Mrs. ]. c. Lynch spent part Of this
week in Salt Lake City, and attended
the Y. of " commencement exercises
from which institution Miss Marguor-
lite Vera Reiser graduated.
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Mr. and Mrs } N, Oglesbv ana Rich
ard Oglosby len this woPk for Terre
Haute. Ind for The marriage OF Misn
Esther Sclaal and Rlchard Oglesby
now In MEXICO, viii meet the party AZ
Terre Hanto,
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Mrs. O. w. Nibley entertained at a
pretty affair ON Monday for Miss TIE
rosa Taylor whose engagement TO her
son joel Is announced this week.
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Mrs Mclaughlin, formerly MISS
LouiHe Walden of Rochester, New
York, rs here 10 spend a few weeks
with her mother
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Mrs. Alan l.. Lovey and Mrs. II.
Martin left this week for Butte al
Portland 10 spend "a part Of the sun
mcr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08

Miss Elsie Scheid and carl Scheid
give a box party at the Orpheum to-
night In honor Of Misc Beatrice O'Con-
nor ana Frank Anderson.
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on Tuesday Miss Edith Muynes en-
tertnincd for Miss Elsie Hansen, the
rooms being bright with flowers. and
n number Of tho girl friends OF the
guest ~ honor being present
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Mr. ana Mrs. Clarence Mccoy have
gone To Minney polls. whore Mr., Mccoy
IL now M business, ana where they VIII
make thclr homo.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-11-28
By ROBERTUS LOVE.

By ROBERTUS LOVE.
T ought to be easy for the Sixtieth
congress to work hard. In the
! first place, all members of this
congress, both houses, get $500
a year, raise of SO per cent in salary.
That should help some toward cheer
full working spirit. In the next place,
each member of the house of repre-
sentatives, 391 in all, within a few
weeks after the opening of the new
congress will have at his disposal a
private office in the magnificent new
house annex which Uncle Sam has
built for the use of the lawmakers.
BY this time next year a correspond
ingly magnificent senate annex will
be finished for the use Of senators. If
members of congress cannot work
harder with more ease than heretofore
in view of the luxuries with which the
government is surrounding them, then
their constituents should investigate.
In the new house annex there are
40 rooms. Each representative will
have his own chamber, fitted with fine
AA0AOSdAy Au4A4luIC. AuS1c W Ill NC q
big, statesmanlike desk for Mr.. Con-
gresham, a commodious desk for the
clerk supplied and salaried by the
government to each member, center
table for copies Of the home paper, the
Congressional Record and other choice
literature and typewriter desk. The
congressional shoe leather will tread
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Speaker Cannon

shabby for a great nations capital
When General Grant became president
he began a campaign against mosQui-
toes and malaria, mud and microbes.
He appointed Alexander r. Shepherd
chairman of the board Of public works,
and Mr.. Shepherd made Washington
over. The streets were raised to the
proper level, paved, parked and other
wise prettifed. Now Washington is
said to be the most beautiful city in
the world. Since the civil war wings
have been added to the capitol, making
it the largest marble edifce on earth
It is also accounted the most beautiful
INTELLECTUALLY. Next to the capitol in
marble magnifcence and mural ele-
gance is the library of congress, CON-
pleted about ten years ago. Interiorly
this structure is said by artists to be
the most beautiful on the globe.
Washington has advanced socially in
the past sixty years to keep pace with
ITS material progress. Mrs. Zachary
ylor, the first lady of the land dur
99g the few months Of her husbands
presidency, used to sit in her room in
the White House knitting yarn socks
and, it is said, occasionally smoking
her pipe. About the same period Sen
ator Sam Houston Of Texas was wont
to recline in his senatorial chair, with
his feet upon his senatorial desk, whit
ting pine sticks supplied by the oblig-
ing sergeant-at-arms. Senators Of to-
day do not whittle in the senate cham
Der, nor do White House ladies smoke
The personal habits of Washington
mans have improved too. At General
Grants first inaugural ball Horace
Greeley got as mad as a hornet be-
cause some guest who departed earlier
carried away his hat and coat A num-
Der Of others, it is recorded, helped
themselves to the best hats and coats
in the cloakroom on that occasion.
With the new Washington have come
new problems Of craftsmanship. The
regulation Of corporations is one of
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velvety rugs when it is not reposing on
mahogany desk slides.
Down in the capacious basement is a
swimming pool wherein Mr.. Congress-
man may lave his body, thus tnsuring
clean politics. Tub baths also are pro-
vtded. There is a handsome restaurant
for representatives only. There is no
bar. Whisky is not considered a nec-
essary of official life.
Subway Train For His Use.
This splendid marble palace is one
block away from the capitol, but Mr..
Congressman need not walk. Under
meath the asphalted plaza surrounding
the capitol has been constructed a sub
way tunnel, brilliantly lighted, through
which a train of six cars, each sixteen
feet long, operated by electricity, will
run from the capitol to the annex in
one minute and back again at the same
speed. The congressman has no fare
. pay. He can step from the house OF
representatives into an elevator, de-
3cend to the basement Of the capitol.
NC NAASAcu LuIOuSu Tie SUBWAY 10 Ills
private office, pick up the papers he
forgot and be back in his seat in
matter of three or four minutes.
But If Mr.. Congressman desires the
privacy Of his own Office when the
house is in session and yet wishes to
hear what is going on in that chamber,
ne may cross his feet over his mahog-
any, place to his ear a contrivance call
ed a photograph, or something Of that
sort, and listen to the commands of
Speaker Cannon and the eloquence Of
the gentleman from Indiana or Arkan-
sas, shutting off the sound when it
doesn't suit him.
When the senate annex is completed
next year Mr.: Senator may ride to his
private suit in similar subway car.
AS there are only ninety-two senators
and the senate annex is twin brother
to the house annex, each upper house
man will have private bathroom at
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heSixtethC;o Congress
PROBLEMS OF NOTE THAT WILL ENGAGE THE ATTENTION
OF OUR STATESMEN.

Excellent Facilities Provided For National Legislators So That They
May Work Harder and With More Ease-Fifty Per Cent
Raise In Salaries Luxurious Marble Palaces For Use
- OF congressman and Senator's Striking Difference
e.. Between the New and the Old Washington.
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Suggests q Diet of Natives.

Suggests Diet of Natives.
It is notified for general informa-
ton that the bag containing ordinary
letters forNorthwestern Rhodesia, dis
patched from Livingstone on the oath
ult., has been destroyed by lions near
Petauke. This is obviously the fault
of the Chartered company. Well fed
lions will not eat mail bags, love let
tiers or even the most tasty local news
papers. In order to avoid similar
catastrophes, the government ought
to undertake the feeding of these
lions. We know one or two local
natives that might we'll be used for the
purpose. = Livingstone, Capetown,
Mail. ~
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Christmas Rites.
For our Christmas rites

For our Christmas rites
Bring the great oak bole
That shall fling bright ingle lights
From it's ruddy soul!
And the holly twine
With the ivy vine.
Say a prayer for love
Ere the feasters sit!
with the mistletoe above
This were surely f1tD
Nor forgotten be
Samite charity!
Let peace DER US brood,
And mirth round us rulel
May these lend beatitude
To the hours of Yule
Throughout all the girth
....s OF Gods spacious earth!
-Clinton Scollard in Bohemian For De
cember.
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tached to his suit of rooms. Each SEN
ator will have a room and his secretary
another.
Veteran members Of congress, like
Senator Allison of Iowa, who has worn
the toga for nearly thirty-fve years
and was member Of the lower house
for eight years before he became a
senator, find the Washington Of today
vastly different from that Of thirty to
forty years ago. In fact, it is practical
~ new Washington. Up to civil war
time and for few years beyond Wash
1ngton was not a pretty place. 1t was
muddy, miasmatic, malarious and
many other unpleasant things. The
venerable father of President Willard
Fillmore visited his son in the early
ffties when Willard lived in the White
House. The old man stayed around
there only a few days. When he an.
nounced his intention to return to his
home in Buffalo somebody remarked
that he should stay longer.
"No, SIR" said the presidents father,
"I'm going home. I don't like it here
It isn't good place to live. It isn't a
good place for Willard. I wish he was
at home in Buffalo,
Worlds Most Beautiful CitV.
Many Of the streets of the Capital
City were much below grade in those
days. When it rained they became
mudholes. The town looked quite too