The Washington herald., 1908-07-26

the president-generaTs chair. Mrs Charles
". Fairbanks. wife Of the Vice President.
is the daughter OF a judge well known IN
Ohio. Mrs. Fairbanks, ike Mrs William
Jennings Bryan, is a graduate in law and
she is also quite talented in the medical
Inns. having pursued studies IN medicine
az one period Of her career As a club
woman she is active in the National Fed
Grafton of WOmen's Clubs and other or
ganizations. and she is one OF the pro-
moters OF the Junior Republic" move
ment As q woman's club executive she
Is probably without q peer IN the country
Another clubwOman with a well-known
father Is Mrs. James r. HOpley, OF Buoy
rus Ohio. She IS president Of the Ohio
Federation OF W0men's Clubs. 2 leading
member Of the national federation, and q
writer on various subjects. history and
archaeology being two: and she was the
only woman speaker at the centennial
celebration OF the admission Of Ohio TO
the Union Her father. during the civil
war and just after It. was famous
throughout the North as the Anderson
Vile chaplain"
Like Mrs Fairbanks. Mrs. Joseph Cham
berlain, daughter OF Secretary Of War
Endicott under Cleveland. IS q great help
10 her husband politically. and therein lies
her talent. which Mr. Chamberlain has
often publicly Landed To run through
the entire list Of English women with
talented fathers who are adopts in the
political game as it is played in the
mother country would be 10 include IN
this article a large portion Of the names
OF our fair English cousins which are a.
ways more or less contained II, .he news
paper cable dispatches from London and
other English news centers-
Expert at Coaching.
II takes a talent OF . peculiar sort 10
manage a four-in-hand mot a tle), as even
/ the ignorant know That daughter OF
Whitelaw Reid who was married few
weeks ago while the King and Queen OF
England looked on is an expert at coach
/ ing When her distinguished father took
Up his anbassedOTiaI residence il Lon
| don. Miss Reid endeavored 20 awaken the
I English society women 10 the pleasures OF
! coaching. but failed TO do So Mrs.
! Thomas Hastings. daughter Of E c. Ben
| edict. the banker and intimate friend OF
/ the late Grover Cleveland. is president
Of the Ladies FoUr-in-hand Driving Clut
| Of New York City, and one Of the best
/ known woman whips Of the metropolis
Miss Mary Hartman. daughter Of {. II
/ Hartman. rides and drives with skill; tC
| her her father turns over the daily card
Z reports that he receives from his ueu-
/ tenants concerning the state OF his rail,
roads and other enterprises; and 70 hsl
he looks for much valuable assistance II
digesting and tabulating these reports
His daughter Cornelia. before her mar
riase. was her fathers business confident
I and family assistant; Miss Mary IS said
20 display even greater talent IN fnancia
matters than COrneIia- Another Of 3fisi
/. Afary's interests is rescue work among
poor factory girls
The Hon. Frances Wolseley. daughtel
Of the famous viscount his only heir. and
! hence fnheritor OF the title. has developed
a talent for market gardening. Airs. RUti
Bryan Leavitt. daughter Of the comm0ner
is known among her associates es being
gifted with pleasing oratoricaI powers
she is showing an aptitude for politics
and IN all probability viii be seen on II,
stump displaying her oratorical taie1u
I before the campaign is over. jay Gould'l
talent for making millions Is more thar
! rivaled IN the public mind by Miss Heller
Gould's talent for dispensing them for II,
good OF her fellow-b beings: while Of IN
living daughters of Gen. William Booth
all Of them being talented n the Vorl
their father starteG-Aiiss Eva Booth &
best known 20 the average American. 81,
being the present head OF the Salvation
Army n this country.
lCoggrisht 1915. hy ne Associated Ii,1-s-y Press.