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

Of a girl, who made her debut little rnoz1
than year ago, because twice wtthi16Is
the past thirteen months death has NO.
tied this family, Ash Wednesday, l9lARSg
Mrs. McAdoo, the wife and mother, DIES
and Ash Wednesday OF the past mont4#
the Secretarys mother was claimed
death H
The oldest son OF this group Of childre1
all of whom dote upon their father, wME
spares neither trouble nor money TO 81 [&
them pleasure, is Francis Huger, stAl&
dent at Columbia Law School. The 5#
other boys Robert Hazeihurst and 49,
liam Gibbs, IT,, are attending a boz
school In New Hampshire. Last, but
no means least, is the junior menus
and household pet Saliie Fleming, aGAAS
eight years.
The Secretary of Agriculture and Nj
Houston are as yet almost unknown
the capital They have three chaidrM
living out of a family of Ave. The elde
OF these Is David Franklin Houston, M&s
now about thirteen and at present stf&
dent at a boys academy at St. Lou4W
He has spent the past winter In southexz
California and as yet neither ne nor y
parents have formed any definite plaa
for his future.
The next child Is a dear little toddler 84
twenty months named Helen Beall IT.
then there is wee baby, two monNs
old. another boy, who is called Laureti&
Reid II was because of the extreA
youth Of this young man that his motif
felt obliged to return home inmediat41
after the INAUGURAL ceremonies.
For genuine lyeliness the quartet
boys belonging to the Secretary OF q
Navy and Mrs. Josephus Daniels III
take the lead With Mother, for thu
champion and ally and Father for
royal comrade and playfeilow. who q 49,
sturdy young Americans have alive
had an Ideally happy childhood ana b
s asaas = 70 \ ,na MIS- Mrs. Daniels IL
| their ther Is taken into all th<
| scheF.-~s and enterprises.
ssFoxy Grandpa
No matter what comes up. they kn4
their fnsrer Is enough OF boy to und<
stand appreciate their side Of d
story. : -iy recently upon his arrival
his office in the Navy Department Sect
| tary Daniels found a terrifying. thre&
ening epistie. with Black Hand Hts1l
| ture. demanding that $10.0o0 be- left
stump. or death would ensue. III TN J.
| him but few minutes to figure II outsHM
some new Joke on the part OF HIS am
sens-whieh II turned out TO be. ana IN
enjoyed 1t as much as they dldt h
/ The eldest boy. Josephus. jr,. In nows N
q military school at Oxford. N G. AFTER
/ the completion Of his course there Il II
planned that he shall finish his college
career at the University of North Caro-
lima. According to the family desire, M
/ Is to follow his fathers newspaper CO
reer and take up his duties on the Eass
leigh paper.
Worth Bagiey, named for hts mothers
| famous brother. who lost his life Ia the
Spanish war. bankers to be surgeon.
|
be around hospital He is now tifte4S
years old, The family believe he Will fol-
low several Of his relatives in this pros
fession. 81
Jonathan Worth. aged eeven. named fot
his distinguished maternal grandfather
the first democratic Governor of North
/ Carolina after the civil war. is the fun-
maker and family entertainer. Give him
a bath towel and q paper knife and No
/ viii give you Mark Antony's Grafton 10
Caesar. or pretty much anything else zen
i NAV cali for He is playwright, starr
4 manager and actor, all In one, and has
mapped out career for himself aion1
these lines.
Frank. the baby. is a roiy-poly young
ster OF nine. nearly as tall as his mcthef
and open To anything In the shape ~ Z
4 challenge to a frolic. He rs named -
Il his fathers brother. Judge Frank ~
Il Daniels. s
j Popular Among Indians. ga
Secretary OF the Interior and Mr.
Franklin knight Lane have two Interests
i ing children. Franklin, IT.. who " Ia IN
lnfteenth year, and student OF the Was1s
ington high schools, and his sister Nancy
who Ia now ten. 81
Failing TO secure an interview with th6
children, the writer appealed to the SEE
a rotary for some OF the essential fAnf@
about his offspring. and with the tr'le
newspaper mans appreciation 81 IN
quick need for copy he volunteered Laugh
II ingly.
"wer, Franklin. jr., aged fifteen. = i
pretty fns chap. plays good game A.
base ball, loves q fight. stands welt =
school and is right popular at h0n&
Nancy. aged ten. plays the violin. wrtA
poetry, plays basket ball. tennis ana Akh1
things s "a
Nancy has played an important pnrf
ri establishment Of good feeling betM41N
Secretary Lane and the Blaekfset Indfg
i shc not only shook hands with
Plenty coups at Washington few Mx
ago. but was also the recipient of =
B. elaborately beaded gloves And
sins from him and his asscciatses
Of the esteem In which thar nS
father. upon whom they havo
the name OF Lone Chief R14uk4
4 chiIdre, beeauxe % the fnrt <iG4
strong prodfe has for nnxn1ef@& IN
been seen. On tho 4ve~d0Ilar h&8)
Both "a the Esne ~ llsss l!((!| a.