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

school nt Sweet Brier. Va, where they
are preparing for "a course at the Uni
vcrsity OF Texas.
VIII the girls make their formal
debut during the next four years."
That depends entirely upon the com
pletion OF their college course. II T
have fad in the world It la a college
education for girls. There is no finer
equipment for life for man or woman
than college education"
Mrs Burleson is in full sympathy
with the views of her husbands niece.
Mrs. Richard C. Burleson. who led the
woman's suffrage parade In Washing
ton the afternoon OF March 3. but be-
tee, she was not able TO participate
in that event.
She is a member Of the Colonial
Danes and the Thankful Hubbard
Chapter OF the ID. A r, but upon all
other club joining Mr.. Burleson has
Issued n veto until she can show gain
Of fifteen pounds in weight. II do not
know when will join another club"
said Mrs. Burleson in speaking of her
husbands ultimatum
Her greatest delight and relaxation
comes in the line of literary work
She has written a number of plays
and for years has contributed extern
sively to magazines and newspapers
She received the major part OF her
education under governesses finishing
with several years OF European travel
Among her many accomplishments Is
A proficiency In languages Spanish be-
ling her specially
Mrs. Burleson docs not go in for ath-
letics, though she loves to walk. In
deed, walking tour in Scotland had
been under consideration as part of
the famly's coming summer vacation
plans. but now she has decided that a
cottage for the summer at one of the
nearby seashorc resorts will be more
practical and permit the secretary to
spend his week-cnds with his family
or nm Old Family.
Mrs. Redheld, the unassuming wife
OF William C.. Redheld Secretary Of
Commerce. agreed TO an Interview
with the modest protest: IT an not a
bit interesting and | am sure don't
know of anything you can say about
me tnat any one really wants to hear
nave done nothing of any conso-
quence and simply have had my whole
interests centred In my family"
Despite this disclaimer. Mira. RedfieId
ls woman OF varied interests She Is
ciubWoman, an inveterate reader,
Phiianthropic worker and strong
church woman, besides being a persls-
tent traveller. She has had only a
brief acquaintance with Washington
life, in view of tho fact that during
the two years of Mr.. Redfeld's service
In Congress she has been with him for
but brief periods
Mrs. ltedheld was born In Newark, n.
j.. but has spent most of her life in
brooklyn n. Y. Her father was Hum
phrey r, Fuller. n broker OF New York.
through whom she traces hor Puritan
ancestry back to the Fullers Of May
hover fame Her maternal grand
father was Colonel Thomas r. Mercein.
at one time comptroller of the city of
New York. Her brother. Charles II.
Fuller. a member OF the State Senate
OF New York. Is president of the
Brooklyn League.
With this ancestry. Mrs. Redfield is
eligible to become Colonial Dame
and also a member of the Daughters
OF the American Revolution, but ND to
the present time she has not ident;-
fed herself with either of these or
CARNATIONS. She belongs to several
clubs In her own city. being a charter
member OF the Kosmos Club of Brook
iyn She also is a member OF the IL