The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-30

people. coal miners, labor people. no,
society people, and there were eleven
or US. love music, but neithor play
nor sing. l revel in grand opera and
read during every bit of time I can
spare. What books do rke7 Oh, ths
classics. of course"
The Wilson's Will probably remaiu
at hotel, at least until the end 4
the short session or Congress and An
the fall Will establish themselves In
house II Mrs. Wilson decides TO Join
them.
This new life is all so different from
the things / have always done that
/ expect there will be a great deal !
VIII have to ask advice about" said
Miss wilson
she believes In restricted suffrage
Tor women. but does no; see how any
material benefit VIII be derived II thu
suffrage movement IS successful An
obtaining the ballot, unless tho women
| organize themselves into a union for
their own protection
II really seems as though each Cabt-
net must Include II bachelor in its
personnel, and Mr. Hitchcock's sue
cessor in this respect is James G.
MckeynoidR the new Attorney Gen.
eral. who IA Kcntuckian by birth =
NirSinian by university education q
Tennesscan by long residence and +,
New Yorker by business affiliat!on. FL.
is not stranger to the capital. and 4,
Tor no other reason than that he ia 3,
prepossess.ng eligible bachelor who
has scarcely reached his prime, Sec.
retasy McRcynoids Will be an Interest
ING factor in the social life OF tho
administration
Her Fathers ChntclaIne
Likewise II seems tina, each new
Cabinet also has one or two young
lady DAUGHTERS I'M
housaholds OF their fathers Secretary
OF the Treasury McAdoo. being
widower. must depend upon his sec
ond daughter, Miss Mona McAdoo. to
be the chatelatne Of his establishment.
In which she will probably have thd
assistance OF her sister. Mrs. Martin,
OF Arizona
Miss Mona is just a girl having
made her debut only brief time be-
fore her mothers death, about n wear
| ago. This is one OF the large family
circles OF the Cabinet there being
three sons and three daughters. Tho
other daughter. Sallie. Is but eight
years old. while her brothers are OF
the college and boarding school age.
Mr.. McAdoo is preparing to transfes
his family from their New York apart
ment TO residence at the capital M
an early date.
Perhaps of all of the new official
iAHiiHeS Win winch president WilROH
has surrounded himself, that of Sec.
rotary of Agriculture and Mrs. Houe.
ton IL the least known to their as
soci4tcs
Mrs. Houston is Texan. having
been born at Austin. She Is a great.
granddaughter of w. P. DuVaI, whd
was the territorial Governor of Flori-
da during the regime OF Andrew Jack
soa Like his wife, the secretary ,s
also a Southerner, having migrated
from North Carolina.
Mrs. Houston is a talented college,
woman OF wide cultivation. and.
through ner husbands association with
the Washington University OF ST. Louis,
as It's chancellor. she has been Identified
very extensively with college life and
interests. and is deeply attached to
sociological research
Secretary and Mrs. Houston have
three children: the eldest and youngest
are boys aged thirteen years ond two
months. respectively with little
daughter of two years. The Youngest
member of the family being such %
very recent arrival. Mrs. Houston was
obliged to return to her home immedi-
ately after the ceremonies OF inaugu-
ration day. the infant had been left |
In the care of friends. She will re-
turn to establish a home In the autumn.
Equally new to Washington social |
- Sie' al Vic ne" WaT oecIetdTy ana |
his wife. Mrs. Lindley Garrison Is tho |
iauShter of Captain Samuel Hildeburn,
u. S. a.. and Mrs. Ifildeburn She grew
up n Philadelphia, though she was
born IN the West. Being the daughter
of an army officer establishes her |
more firmly and gives her q stronger
af1lllation among the army circles, over \
which branch of the governmental SER /
vice her husband is to preside. SEQ |
rotary and Mrs. Garrison have been \
married thirteen years, the shortest \
period of any of the Cabinet families, II
and they are the only one that has 4
no children.