The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-07-11
MRS. v. ]. BRYAN
IN HER HOME LIFE
Little Known by Reading
Public Of Democratic
Nominees Wife.

For the last twelve years william
Jennings BryaH has been very much in
the limelight He has twice been the
Democratic nominee for the Presidency
and he has just been nominated for the
third time. In ail these years while
the papers and magazines have made
the reading public very familiar with
Mr. Bryan as a man, orator, politician,
and traveller. little or nothing has been
said about the ever loyal little woman
who has been his helpmate since young
manhood
Mrs. Bryan has been a great help to
her husband FROM first to last she has
always believed IL Mr.. Bryan's doc
trines. She Is beloved by all who know
her. whether they believe IN her hus-
band or not. Little IS known Of the
ideal little home she has bUiIded in
Lincoln, Neb.. where their three chill
dren were born and reared and where the
gentle influence OF the wife and moth
er is ever present IN the magazine
section OF tomOrrow's Times there Is a
page devoted 20 an intimate intrOduc-
ton 10 Mrs. Bryan. After you have
read II you Will be wei acquainted
with her as woman, wife and mother.
This VIII Interest Girls.
Another interesting page is entitled
Girls, Girls, Ever wherein Washington,
But Not a Single Man 10 We'd" Sounds
curious, doesn't it Perhaps you did not
know that there are about 1900 more
marriageable women IN the District OF
Columbia than men, and those o. the
latter that are here are more scared
Of an altar than they are Of the hang
w.
brings up many interesting questions,
which are discussed on this page. No
enc should fail 10 read g.
Another peculiar feature about wash
ington men, especially those that move
N the smart set. is the decline OF
dancing as a pastime. There was a
time when all society men were as fond
Of tripping the light fantastic as a bud
ding tebstante, but now they prefer
TO be wauhoWers. end hostesses are
FerDlexed as 10 how to remedy the
condition. They are thinking seriously
OF boycOtting those Of the sternc- sex
VINO ptlsist IN refusing 10 dance. There
is a page In the ma game section telling
ell about IL
Closing Of Bltmore.
George ". Vanderbilt has beer. forced
10 close his magnificent estate. Bit
more. IL North Carolina. because or
the antagonism Of the people Of Ashe-
Vile he has spent a large fortune on
this place. and now comes the news
that II viii be closed indefinitely. Read
the magazine section Of The Times. and
IL viii tell you the why's and vherefores.
! Then, on another page, you viii ma
! how King Edward mas become d devo-
tee OF electricity. on his yacht, private
I trains. and many homes he has had
electric lights ami stoves installed. and
/ everything that can be accomplished
electrically must be done that way.
Another OF the series Of detective
stories. entitled The Secrets Of Monte
Carlo appears IN this section. and II
IS OF absorbing interest. These stories
are ali about the exploits Of one man.
/ but each installment is a separate and
distinct story Then there is the serfa
story, Knot Guilty" one OF the mos.
| interesting serials printed IN many
months It Is drawing near a close. and
no one can afford 10 miss the closing
/ chapters.