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

decide to remain at the family hoA~~ IN
Biossberg.
Joseph is about sixteen. He is in high
school at present, and plans 10 become
lawyer. When he was several years
younger he was once teasing for a bLgle,
and one of his sisters was asking for
some other musical instrument Their
mother, to end the discussion very posi-
lively, said;
TT Is useless 10 talK about It, since
there lis no music in any Of Your
"Weli, mother" protested small Jo-
seph, Won never tried to bring IT out sx-
cept with strap
Mother. with her strong Scotch idsas Of
discipline. had never believed in sparing
the rod to spoil the child. and with efey-
en- she had no time to waste in arguing
matters.
school His particular bent and anb;-
ton is woodcraft and he expects to find
his life work In the study of forestry
Jessie, the youngest Is now eleven. ana
with her sister Mary Is the only other
rnasioaily inclined member of this inter
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson were born In Scot
land, and their families settled in Arnots
Pa, when they were children, IN which
place they both grew up and were n r.
RED Undoubtedly one of the greatest
factors which may influence Mrs. Wilson
In declining to transplant her home TO
Washington to assume her duties as cab
met hostess ts the existence at the half n
dozen grandchildren whom she must
leave behind.
Orator and Athlete.
Secretary OF Commerce and Mrs. Red
feid also belong in the grandparent class
through their daughter. Mrs. Charles r
Drury of Montreal. Canada, who has a
small son, William Redfseld Drury, now
4 year old. To the delight Of the family.
this baby, whom they worshipfully call
..Biily," resembles his mother. who was
one OF the popular society girls OF Brook
lyn. billy" has been the recipient OF
much attention from artists because 4
the fact that he Is the type or cheruh
found In the Murillo Madonna paintings.
Their son, Humphrey Fuller kedfield.
now in his freshman year at Amherst
College, Is qualifying as an orator. He is
already a good speaker, possessing .
splendid command of English. and Ia Ses
part In the college debates. He is presi-
dent of his class. and by the faculty he
Ii considered one OF its brightest stu
dents. He Is an expert swimmer III
tennis player.
He accompanied his parents a. their
trfp around the world when he was six
teen. and upon his return made up the
studies he had missed so as to graduate
with his class. He Is member OF the
Alpha Beta Delta Phi fraternity and the
~. III. c. Al. Intensely Interested in thu
work OF his father, he Intends TO spend
h,s vacations in Washington with his
parents, He Is but eighteen years old.
n the matter OF families the cabinet
q nretty well divided, setting apart, OF
| course. the bachelor Attorney General
| ara also Secretary OF War and Mrs. GAR
rison. who have no children. or the re-
main. AZ eight members of the President 5
| ofIicial family there are four who claim
additional importance through being In
the grandparent class. These are Score
| taries Bryan, Redfieid, Wilson and Post
ma .ter General RuFlesou.
/ The other four have families ranging
In numbers from two to ak OF these
Secretary McAdoo's Gomez first In size.
since he has three boys and three girls,
the eldest OF whom Is Mrs. Charles r.
Martin. who resides In Prescott. Arix
A Great Responsibility.
Miss Mona Is the next IN line. ana she
will preside over her fathers household
as cabinet hostess during his occupancy
OF the position Of Secretary Of the Treas
uryl These AFdaeus ARa responsible az