The Washington herald., 1913-03-23

When I go to see my parents In Arizona
he goes with me. He is Scotch-Irish
Presbyterian. I was brought up in the
Christian Church. One of my grand
mothers was ouakeress."
''What is your favorite pastimer'
Mr.. Marshall"
She May Take Up Golf.
Mrs. Marshall laughed and exclaimed:
How much more interesting I would be
IL / played golf. tennis. croquet, rode
horseback. followed the hounds. or took
to bridge,
Mr.. Marshall likes baseball and I sec
the games with him. 1 used to hitch up
our one-horse shay. drive down to the
office and get Mr.. Marshall and his men
friends and take them out to the games
After Mr. Marshall tries golf at Chevy
Chase Club 1 may join him I want to
try 1t on him first"
What do you readT'
Il read society novels and he reads de.
tective stories. We are far apart on
books. We quarrel and almost come to
blows over books. He belittles mine and
l belittle his
Il like books about real people. II
! have a hobby II Is people. Everybody
interests me. All sorts OF men and wom-
AIDES people. James Whitcomb Riley's
and Dickens.
I am fond OF music-grand opera Mr.
Marshall does not like grand opera The
one time that ] am in danger Of forget
ting him Is at grand opera / told him
once that a man who could not appre-
ciate grand opera had no soul. and hs
didn't like It.
mfr Marshall likes comedy-lisht
opera. He enjoyed THE Music Master"
"Bunty Pulls the Strings" delighted him:
ne was brought up on the shorter cate
chism.
I'VE neither fish nor hunt. am glad
he Is not fisherman or hunter"
DO you cook or sew?'
Her Cooking Hard on Him.
'"I cook a little. but 1t is too hard
on Mr.. Marshall: he says what cook
hurts him. l sew a little. not much
My independence as deputy clerk ap-
pealed to Mr. Marshall. After we married
he told me that he had been eyelng me
for two years before he let me know il
l never paid any attention TO him.
What does Mr.. Marshall eat to make
him look so well?'
His diet is very simple. but the food
must be we'll prepared. He does not like
a Ia dishes with red. white and blue
gravy. Baked beans, sauerkraut and
cabbage are favorites- He tislikes
salads.
His cigars are the strongest and
blackest ones he can find"
Does he like animals?'
Yes, dogs and cats. When We went
to Indianapolis We took our cat Mr..
Marshall carried II in a crate from the
train to the State House. where II was
killed by a bulldog The cat was a
country cat and not used to the ways OF
the city"
rs Mr. Marshall ever serious?"'
oh. yes. most of the time. Now and
then he is severe
DO YOU like Washington"
II don't see how / can help liking
Washington when l get my bearings I
liked official life in Indiana Politics and
politicians entertain me"
DO you like society,"
Yes real society. very much. I don't
like cocktail or highball society that
wants me to drink such things I do
not mind other people drinking II they
want to. but they must not expect ne
to follow their example. I just don't care
for cocktails. highballs and the like. and
il is no use trying 10 get me to drink
them There is more to society, hope.
than that. We do not serve OF use wines
of any kind in our home. Back home I
was a church worker, Sunday school
teacher.
Mrs. Marshall is frequently described
as brunette She is more of a blonde.
Her hair is light brown and her eyes
dark brown. She says that Mr. Mar
shall has fine eyes a boy told her they
were taking eyes and delighted her.