The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-27
EORG|A WOMAN
| WINS RENONN
/, Bailey Achieves Distinction
ter Her Efforts in Behalf
of Suffrage.
'lSHJNGTON WILL MISS
LARZ ANDERSON FAMILY
Hook Is for Extraordinary
sscial Activity On Part of
Latin-Americans.
CONSTANCE cARRUTHNRs.

.ssed Wire to The Tribune.
sHINGTON. Aug. 2s,-One Of the
n rsmarkable women Of the capital
r. Emma Rebe Moseley Bailey, the
xonsn In the world to achieve the
IL OF D. c. L. DR., Bailey is not
y Of a society woman, but the only
~ Is that she prefers to devote her
4 10 more serious things than frlvo-
socjel functions. She comes OF q
fIsorgla family, but for many years
shsiic suffraglst and Is now engaged
fTo campaigns to extend the rights
xomnn. One Is to secure recogni-
NJ The fact that under the consti-
h women already have the right to
all that is necessary is an eXecu-
orier protecting them In the right.
other Is to have her native state.
ytl, pass law giving the women
fight TO practice law before her
i Bailey received the degree Of
al and LIN from the Washington
zs OF Law, and the degrees of
II and Del from the old CoIun1-
college. now George Washington
btnlty. Mrs. Bailey Is also due the
he OF master of diplomacy, but as
honor has never been bestowed upon
] E0nhl tNS at
.)ent 10 grant II. But DR.. Bailey Will
/ ID she Gays, until she gets It, The
|1yer Is very perservering and says
.ny persons declare that she Is suffer-
I from a serious case OF exaggerated
3 but DR., Bailey laughingly replies
q the only way TO get what you want
Ia ask for It. She Is a member OF
y dstrct court OF appeals bar. and
<ss soon 10 be admitted to the bar Of
Etsia'
Capital Socially Quiet.
|bbthlng quieter in a social way than
capital OF the nation can hardly be
|nd now that the president has gone
No his summer home. congress has ad-
|fned and The last reason for being
|Iown over the week end Is removed.
Z play Is transferred to other stages.
ne news and gossip abound and the
world finds Itself comfortable for
rsF periods In each twenty four hours
d has been possible hcreabouts since
hss grllling season came on.
Ihe appointment OF Larz Anderson Of
a aiy and Brookline. Mass. to be
eEsd States minister to Belgium is of
N Interest in Washington society than
made In long time. The Larz An
IONS are particularly identified with
rsly here. where their million dollar
@7sso IN Massachusetts avenue Is one
( re nandsomest homes south OF New
PC Their place. weld" at Brook
rs one OF the most beautiful estates
Nsw England.
In Anderson. was formerly Miss Isa-
PERKINS OF Boston. and al the time
[lssE- marriage she was considered to
M wez'thiest girl In the United
-Ia MI. Anderson, more properly
n as Captain Anderson. from his
..ser service in the Spanish war.
son Oh the late Nicholas Longworth
slson formerly OF Cincinnati, uncle
.nl<atentatiye Nicholas Longworth.
tln anderson was the first secretary
re United States embassy at Rome
number OF years. During that time
tge Won L, Meyer. now secretary Of
c.sy was ambassador to Italy. Cap
and Mrs. Anderson became close
Ss OF The now we'll known Duke of
. taySIuzIl, who was entertained elabo-
them during his visit to Wash
IT, which resulted In the persistent
u9ns' o. me engagement OF the duke |
Y, Andersons have not spent much |
~ lheir Washington home the past |
srs. as Mrs, -Anderson's health has |
zen good, and they have spent the |
- IN southern waters on their |
|f.Iro I've RoNana, and the summers |
srr ID northern waters. Mrs. An |
r mas not been strong enough to |
k,,1,aI H.I N The social affairs. and her |
-" -ae dihnor parties, muslcales and |
~ a., nave been genuinely missed, |
6r,ns. VIII sincerely regret that the |
e--eIe ol Minister and Mrs. Anderson