The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-04-06


chiidreni Such II the remark
able family record Of the new
cabinet at the United States Not even
th& most rabid ..anti-race- snicide' advo-
cAfe could ana cause for complaint IN inc
ratio Of DISSATISFACTION of forty-thrse chill
dren to eight families. Z,
Very old fashioned IL this and not ~ al
In accordance with certain accepted
theories about modern families. particu-
larry when the mothers In the most OF
these cases are women who have not only
BEEN up-to-date clubwomen, but also lot
many years disciples and earnest WORK
ars in the cause of woman suffrage
Therefore the women OF the cabinet, a.
mothers OF splendid families. offer strik-
ing REPUTATION of arguments against the
adaptabiiity of the ciubwoman ana SUI
fragist AZ homemaker and mother
A aDolIs for "Grandpa.n
Every one Of them is the controlling
magnet of her home circle around which
ali the family interest centers; and each
az them has found time to assist her hus-
band, as well as to be sympathetic
companion and guide to her children,
Secretary and Mrs. Bryan have two
daughters and a son. all OF whom are
married,
Reginald "A Owen. makes her home Ia
London. She has small son ana oauSn-
ter, seven and eight years old. respeouve-
~, who, with their two little cousins. nre
the low OF their grandparents. Mrs,
owens fittle daughter In named Tor her
unther Ruth, but has been nfcknameu
KITTY. Al present she Is at school
, near Brighton. England
tfine the same musical gifts, and, as one
Of her admirers enthusiastically describes
her-ssKttty has the true poets soul ana
she plays with the loving touch OF the
Iabn ared sevr-. her small brother,
being the only grandson naturally stands
very high with his grandparents. with
whom he spends most OF MS time Iho san
such tiny little boy he mas oeciaea
ideas OF his own.
some time ago while paying a visit TO
New York hs was taken 10 see per
Torrance of popular musical eomedy.
The pony ballet made profound impress
sion upon the little fellow, ana Just "heh
me interest and silence was most intense
his little voice piped out:
@Oh, aren't those little cons cute
Yefs yet one to take home to Granapa
Bryan"
His grandfather being the companion
and sharer of all his joys and treasures
was. OF course his first thought 10 con-
formulating ANYTHING like new toy ~
e needless to add that John did not take
hume .'dolP' from the chorus
A Juvenile Mistake.
Secretary and Mrs. Bryan are devoas
church members and religious training -
paramount In the home. On one occa-
njon. when on shiphoasd. John noticed
fe1lew passenger who was lame. and, hav-
ing had sundry and divers lesstens ifs-
dressed UPON him with regard 10 the evii
az initiating unfortanaies. he at once
want M 10 the man and said to him;
.You must not walk that gay any more
hsrause IL yon do the Lord might make
Won walk that way all the tlmei
when he found out that the man was
rrsnnis his sympathies were at once
aroused and fer the rest OF the Journey
the two were loon companions Jonn y
at present In a boys school IN Llncosa.
Nph. under the watchfui eye OF Ms
vnnfhf,,i aunt Mrs Richard Lewis Har-
rreayes formerly Grace Bryan. whose
husband is In ausiness IN Lincoln. Mrs.
Harxreaves manages FaiFvisws makshE
har residence there Daring her s'arents
abser,ce. She. like her sister, IL Az ex-
cepfinnaily talented voting natron-
William, Jennings Bryan, jr. whose wife
Ia daughter OF Mr.. Alexander nerKes.
formerly Of Milwaukee, now the owner o.
Ne hssforicai Hayfeld estate near Fred
ericksbIrg, Va hEs two little Earis'
thrcsf and half ard one and . hair years
old The elder Oh these toddicrss Mary
shoies resembles her sasnsr s wni, nrn nsn
eyes ana dark hair Of her mother. ar:
and Mrs Bryen. ir.. are residing tenn
pcrarily In Arizona,
Postmaster General and Mrs bariesoh
haze ouly recently attained the distine-
tion conferred BY the possession o. a
smau grandson, the infant son Of their
eldest daughter, Laura. Mrs. Aicnara Al
Wick sNexiey of San Antonio, Tex Ihis
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