The Washington herald., 1909-07-13
In TEE WORLD
Congress HOstesSeS Anxious
for Adjournment.
ONLY MOST COURAGEOUS STAY
Justice Moody Goes to MaSsaehu-
setts - Mrs. WhatIey and DauEh-
ter to Spend Summer SOuth-NIiss
Morgan Dies I'm North Carolina.
GibsOnS at y-the-sea

The small group OF Congressional
women who remained by the sides OF
their legislative husbands have breathed
sigh of relief and taken fresh courage
by the passage OF the tarln Bill In .he
Senate. Il means that the end OF his
summer legislation is almost in sight 81
though not near enough for any definite
plans 20 be made for departures Almost
without exception the hOusekeepers have
their houses in such shape that they can
/ New York seems 10 be ahead in the mat
ter OF being represented among Congress
sionaI hostesses whose pluck is almos;
! herOism, considering that most OF them
arc unused 10 the excessive heat. Mrs.
| Depew. wife Of Senator Chauncey Depew:
| Mrs Dwight, wife Of Representative
Dwight. and Mrs. Olcott wife OF Repre-
sentative Olcott. all Of New York, are IN
| their Washington homes, which have been
made as comfortable as money can make
them, but they are awaiting with much
anxiety the signal 10 pack up" Their
most frequent outing is at the Chevy
Chase Club. where they all dined Sunday
evening with Mrs. Moran.
Mr.. Justice Moody. the only bachelor
justice Of the Supreme Court. who spent
few days in Washington en- route from
Hot Springs, IN Virginia. left yesterday
for his Massachusetts, home FOR the re-
mainder Of the season. Justice Moody
has been a sufferer from rheumatism for
many months. and spent much Of the
spring season al Hot Springs.
Representative John DalzeH and his
daughter. Mrs. Dunn, wife OF Mai. George
Dunn. L. S. A, went 10 Cleveland recent
ly TO attend the wedding of Mr. sam
uel Dalzeu. son OF the former. 70 Miss
Gertrude Brooks. The ceremony was
performed on June 90 and was very quiet.
owing TO the recent death OF Mrs. DalzeH
Mr.. Newton Ford Carpenter and his sis
ters. the Misses Carpenter. announce the
engagement OF their sister Laura Belle
Maryland Carpenter, 70 Mr.. Paul Tappan.
OF Cambridge. Mass. The Misses Car
penter and their brother are very well
known in Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Walton announce
the marriage OF their daughter. Frances
a. 10 Mr.. George G. Watt at Chicago.
III. Thursday. July 6. They viii be az
home 10 their friends after Aug'.st I al
SIS street northeast.
Mrs. O. 3. whatley and Miss Halle
Whatley leave Washington tomorrow for
Georgia and Kentucky TO spend the sum
mer They have many relatives In the
South. Mr. Whatley being a grandson
Of ex-Cov. Wilson Lumpkin, OF Georgia
Mrs. Charles II. Ackert has gone 10
Magnolia Beach. Mass. as the guest OF
Mrs J. l. Loose. OF Kansas City and
Chicago. who has recently become a win
ter resident Of washington Mrs Loose
has spent several seasons as the guest OF
Speaker and Miss Cannon.
Mr. and Mrs Conquest Clarke VIII sail
for their former home IN England July q.
They viii remain in Washington until
that time.
Mrs Charles NJ. Pepper and Miss Nora
Pepper viii close their apartment In the
Highlands to-day and leave for Wells
boro. Pa. TO visit the family OF the
former for a few weeks. They wiz be
sail in August for years stay abroad.
Word has been received here OF the
death Of Miss Mary Morgan. eldest daugh-
ter OF the late Senate Morgan. on Sun
day AZ Lenolr, n. c Miss Morgan spent
most all OF her life IN Washington, and
was Identified with the older Senatorial
and residential set in society, their home,
in John Marshall place, known for maiy
years as Four -and-a-half street, being
rendezvous for the most conservative and
exclusive Of the Official set The inter-
ment viii take place IN Selma. Ala. the
home Of the late Senator and his family.
Senator and Mrs. Isidore Rayner have
opened their cottage IN SudbrOok Park.
Nd. Mrs. Rayner is already there and
the Senator spends as much time with
her as possible, going back and forth as
often as tariff affairs viii permit
Mrs T De Witt Talmage and her
daughter. Miss Rebekah Collier. arrived
In New York yesterday from Europe.
where they spent the spring season. They
have recently made a complete tour Of
the world. They VIII spend their sum
mer on the North Shore
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson. Of this
city. who have been in the latter's old
home, Detroit, for a few weeks, have
gone to ''Eaglehead." at Manchester-by-
the-Sea, 10 spend the remainder OF the
summer with Mrs GibsOn's grandmOther,
Mrs Mcmillan. Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson
left Washington during the week to meet
Mrs Mcmillan and escort her 70 Man
chester. after her spring visit 70 England
TO her son-in-law and daughter, Sir John
and Lady Harrington.
Miss Carol Newberry. daughter OF the
former Secretary Of the Navy. Truman II.
Newberry. who spent the spring in Eu-
rope with her parents. has been in De.
troit since the first Of June. She left
yesterday for her parents summer home.
a; Watch Hill. Mrs. J. S. Newberry. her
grandmother, entertained at a brilliant
dinner-dance given in her honor last
Wednesday evening at the Country Club
OF Detroit, where the most OF the spring
and summer entertaining is done. Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Gibson were among the
guests.
After a few weeks at Atlantic City. Mr..
Justice and Mrs. Brown are in Detroit
the guests OF the formers niece. They
viii spend the remainder of the summer
In and around that attractive city
Mrs. Stanley Matthews. Of this city
after a visit in New York. has arrived
at Westport Inn. Lake Champlain. N Y.
with her friend Miss Mary B. Sherman.
OF Ogdensburg, n. 7, who IS an en-
thusiastic golfer.
Afr. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch and
Miss Alice Damrosch are occupying
cottage at Westport. n. Y Mrs. Harriet