The Washington times., 1912-12-02
sCongress Galleries
+ >." Are Filled by Wives

daughters or friends Of the members.
L was their first meeting since the ad-
|ournment. and gay banterings were
mixed with pathos. as there have been
ieaths as well as marriages and births
since then.
To fulhll the biblical saying. 1.-THE
lion shall lie down with the lamb" ETC.,
Mrs. Champ Clark. wife Of the Speaker.
had the most interesting party on the
House side. With her were the Minorl-
ty Leader and Mrs. James r. Mann Of
Others OF her party were Mrs.
Clark's sister. Miss Genevive Clark and
her house guest. Miss Cox. Of Ohio. and
the son Of the Speaker and Mrs. Clark
Following the brief opening, the
Speaker and Mrs. Clark entertained =
number Of friends at luncheon at the
Capitol, the leader Of the minority,
Representative James r. Mann of iii.
nois and Mrs. Mann again being guests.
Among those In the Senate gallery
were Mrs. Henry I. Meyers. Of Montana.
and Miss Meyers: Mrs. James A. Reed.
Of Missouri; Mrs. Charles Curtis. Mrs.
Atlee Pomerene, Mrs. Jonathan Bourne.
jr.; Mrs. Joseph M. Dixon. Mrs. Claude
A. Swanson. Mrs. George r. oliver.
Mrs. Thomas p. Gore. Mrs. George e.
Chamberlin. Mrs. Porter J. McCumber,
Miss McCumber. and Mrs. Frances +.
Warren.
In the House gallery there was a no.
table throng OF women known to society
all over the country. Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth being the most prominent Of
the number. She never misses an OPEN
Ing Of Congress. Others there were Mrs.
Steven B, Ayres. OF New York. and
Miss Ayrss, Mrs, Samuel Adams, Mrs,
Rem johnson. Mrs waiter McCoy. Mrs
Martin W. IJttleton. Mrs. Henry ID.
Clayton. Mrs. Arsene p. Pujo. Mrs,
RUFUS Hardy, Mrs. g. II. Dent, Mrs.
Richard Bartholdt, Mrs. George p. Law.
renee, Mrs. Timothy Ansberry, and Mrs,
John w. Langley.
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Invitations have been sent out from
the White House by the President and
Mrs. Taft for a dance for the young
friends Of Charlie Taft, who will be in
Washington for the holidays.
F.
Prof. Lewis r. More, brother-iniaw Of
Mrs. Taft, who has been guest at the
White House for several days. left
Washington today for his home In Gin
cinnati.
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Mrs. Nagei. wife OF the secretary OF
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York then FOR the entertainment IN th'
Century Theater Friday evening Tor th'
Titanic memorial fund.
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The annual Christmas sale and tea
At the Gentlewoman's League began to.
day at the league headquarters at so,
Connecticut avenue. All sorts Of ar
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two.
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