The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-03-05
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after she has home selected. She
does not belong to clubs. Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrison expect TIC remain at the
Shoreham throughout the spring.
The next Attorney-General. James
G.. McReynolds is the only bachelor OF
the Cabinet.
Mrs Albert Sydney Burleson. wife
| OF the next Postmaster G encrRl, is no
! stranger 10 the capital, being long n
resident. and u prominent one. in con-
gressional circles. She has shown her
interest in all tho things which have
bestirred the world Of feminine activ'
tiles the past few years. She Is an
/, author. playwright. said TO be a suf-
fragist. besides being the queen Of a
happy home and an exceedingly capable
mother, Mrs Burleson was Miss Adele
Steiner. of Austin. Texas.
The children of the couple arc Mrs.
Richardson Van WICK Negley. of San
Antonio. Texas. now the mother Of
grandfather, Albert Sidney Burleson
Negley. Two other young daughters
adorn the household. both schoolgirls,
attending college at Sweet Briar, Va.
Miss Lucy Burlcson and Miss Sidney
Burleson. a niece of Mrs Burleson, q
student at Randolph Macon College. at
Lynchburg, Va, is an Inauguration
guest Of the family and will be here
frequently OH holiday vacations with
them.
The next Secretary OF tho Navy. Jo-
sephus Daniels. and his vito are the
guests OF DR.. Sterling 1sufiin at his
home on Connecticut Avenue. The
four sons OF Mr. and Mrs Daniels-'
Joscphus, Jr., Worth Bagley, Jonathan
Worth and Frank--are staying with
their grandmother, Mrs. Worth Bag
ley and her daughters, the Misses Bag
Icy.
Mrs. Daniels will mako a charming
addition to the Cabinet women. She
Is fond of social life and accustomed
to 1t, as the women of her part of the
land usually are Shc WAS born anh
reared and has spent nearly all her
life in Raleigh.
Her father, Major Worth Bagley,
was q major In tho Confederate Army.
and her mother is II daughter of the
late Governor Jonathan Worth. of
North Carolina MIR. and Mrs. Dan
iels were married in 1855. Mrs. Dan
| icls IS n Colonial Dame, q Daughter
of the Confedcracy. and is also NOM
Der of the Sponsors. Sho chirstencd
tho torpedo boat Bagley, named after
her brother, Ensign Worth Bnglcy.
! hero OF the Spanish American War.
Mrs. Daniels has been interested In
many phases OF woman's work in clubs,
! etc, and is chairman of a branch look
| ing after hospital service In Raleigh.
! Mrs. Franklin IL. Lane.
next Secretary of the Interior. is an
other Cabinet-tobe hostess who has
already a wide acquaintance ut the
! capital, and the poise to carry herself
will DO in the wider sphere which her
! husbands prominence will bring about.
She was born In New York state. Her
maiden name was Miss Annie Winter
mule and her parents arc Mr. and Mrs
Peter Wintermule, of Elmira, n. y.
MIR. and Mrs. Lane We're married in
| Tacoma. Wash, in 1893. They have
! two children, a boy of fifteen. Frank
! lin X. Jr., and ii daughter OF ten,
! Nancy. Mr.. and Mrs. Lane have
pleasant home at 1856 Wyoming Ave-
nue..
The next Secretary of Agriculture
and Mrs. Houston arc staying Mt the
| Powhatan. Mrs. houston was Miss
Helen Bcall, OF Austin, Texas. Their
| marriage took place In 1895.
Mrs. >RcdieId IL New Yorker.
Mrs. William G. Redheld. wife of the
Secretary of Commerce, like her dis
tinguishcd husband, is q. New Yorker.
Her parents were Mr. and Mrs. Hum
phrey r. Fuller. OF Brooklyn. n. Y.
4, Her nladcn name was Miss Elsie Mcr-f
Gene Fuller. Mr. and Mrs. Redheld
/ were married twenty-cight years ago.
! They have two children-Mrs Charles
! r. Drury, of Montreal, Canada. and
! Humphrey Fuller Rediicld. student
at Amherst Mrs. Rcdneld. is an orna-
ment to society, which she likes, but
Is also strongly domestic. She is
member of the Kosmos Club OF Brook
lyn.
Mrs. William b. Wilson. whose hus-
band will be the next Secretary OF
J Labor. was born in Glasgow. Her
maiden name was Agnes Williamson.
The eldest of her nine children. Miss
Agnes Wilson, has been her fathers
private secretary, and also served sim
NIL, IN hn RI pf mi n1
Mine Workers of America. She is at
present clerk of the Committee OF
Labor of the House of Representatives..
In 1905 the American Federation of
Labor gave her II gold watch studded
with. diamonds az an appreciation of
special work for labor She is at the
head of her fathers homo here. her
mother remaining generally at Boss
burg, Pa, their home.