The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-08-23
WHAT
rAnmANY
CANDIDATES
WIFE
SAYS:
Mavauevite M0oeys Mavsh0I.

M0rgueptte MOOero M0ISUOss'
Especial to The Evsnins wohd.)
EAsTHAMPTON, N. Y. Aug. 2S.-
II am glad that my husband has the
nomination II he Is glad. hope he
will win II he wants to win. But
whether or not I am the wife Of the
Mayor, I shall always be Ed McCalrs
wife,"
That is what Mrs. Edward e. Nc.
Call told me when saw her at her
charming summer home In this town
Just after the publication Of the news
that Edward e. MCCALL. Chairman Of
the Public Service Commission. had
accepted the Tammany nomina.
ton for Mayor Of the City Of
New York. Mrs. Mccall was -
much surprised at the acceptance
% any one in the State and her hrst
knowledge came from the news
papers. Her husband has been
In Manhattan all the week. and
though she went up to meet him at
the train last night. he did not arrive.
30 she has had no chance to discuss
with him the momentous decision,
and she 10 prepared to rejoice only
u he rejoices.
Mrs. Mccall 10 quite simply and un.
AfRectedly a home woman. she 10 not
. woman Of fads and fanciss. Of
"causes" and extravasancee. She de-
votes her life happily and sincerely to
the promotion Of the happiness and we'll.
being Of her family. Her timo 10 divided
between her weii.ordered city house at
No "a West Eghty-third street. New
York. and her breezily comfortable sum-
msr cottage 'on the sea end OF East
hampyDh.
The ocean 10 on both sides OF 1t. and
there 10 a line OF crashing surf below
the big vsranda. Inside are deep. COM
Portable armohairs Of wicker. gaily cush-
toned, we'll filled bookcase and welcom-
ing open IRE for the cool nights ana
mornings. Also there are Mrs. MCCALL
and two charming young daughters.
Niss Constance and Mis- Ellen.
Mrs.. Mccall 10 inclined to DO tail. with
q beautifully rounded hsure and arm.
wen shaped arms and throat. She has
wavy dark hair rolled back around her
faos. sea blue eyes and . radiant smile.
0hs 10 . beautiful and gracious woman
perfectly adapted to ming the role OF
hrst lady OF Manhattan. Her dausntsrs
ARE charmtngly unaffected young pso'
hal
Simply coiied and waved. and whose
giriish white frociss. ssnssoly short ana
~ith wide, low collars, are most pleas
ins,y different from the costumes that
adorn or. rather. do not adosn. the aver
ASs New York Sir.
aURpR,sgo At vHG NeWs OF
THE NOMINATION.
"I really was so surprised to read that
n. nomination had gone 10 Mr.. Mccall
ana that he had accepted IT," MR.. Nc
C.Y con4,ded TO me. You So ! know
th.t he IN 20 much interested In the
Saw IT'S always been law. law. nothing
M, ,.v with him. and know he wanted
40 10 on and take higher positions on
~. bsnch. And he wanted this Nay
~r.itv nomination to 90 to Judge Dowl.
, ar The Judge 10 . friend OF my hug
hand. ana I know he had no thought Of
~ suppiantins him.
), "Do toll me Il you are going 10 help
~.ur husband In his campaign" said.
.Ars YOU going to make speeches and
- sha, sort Of thing. - Mr.. Martin w.
. .IAttiston did'"
Mrs. MCCALL quite vistbiy shivsrsd
ana her daughters and two nephewa
vho are visiting smiled broadly. The
vise. mother and aunt mas ,oviously nc
5; reputation ~ q militant.
.Oh. NOT" she exclaimed. II have
80 m IDEA OF doing anything Of that sort
don't think could mako . spseoh In
u public. l never have done SUCH tn'hs
: and don't want to begin now
plans with your husband?' I suggested
II hardly think So" she admitted
s'You see. my husband never or'nss
politics into his home. He hkss te
keep that az . shelter. . resting place
We have always been the happiest Of
compa mons. but he never tells me aoou'
the political questions which he has &c
decide. When he steps over our thresh'
old ! think no leaves all MS cares ane
worries behind him.
"yt seems to me tAst . wonas
csu best help her husbeaa. whsthss
or not hs 10 IN poiitles, ~ maktaS
his homs . hsDpy, comfortable
plsos whsss he can rest ana rsou.
psrsts after his stsa6g1ss With the
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