The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-02-07
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WASHINGTON. FEB. 6 Before mel
was even a week old the latest white
House baby was. the recipient. of al
pair OF miniature boxi1K Glove. q
small stuffed pfincefcn tiger. and 4
pair OF Democratic hlne-ieafi over
ans besides tic Ifnnumerable assort1|
ment Of cute little croctetesi baby
socks. fuzzy sacuues. ana other dainty
baby tixires dear to 4 All motAer,s
hearts. The ubiauitous news gather
ers even DECLARE That "A limitation
has been rendered. Baby ssSavre 10 joinl
the YdunS:Nfen,s Christian Association
and other as iiiib6rtant, detsils are. re.
lated inifit PRESS relati Il Nh the little
youngster who at pres iit Cares I6th-
ing at an about the fact that he hap
pens to be the only grandson Of the
president ofsfhe United. States, and has
the added eeiat Cf iafing Ebeen Born
! in the white H6usesI & IA e ~ y,
Little Francis Sayfe. las It has been
now definitely decided to name him,
| is simply q healthy little American
with good lungs, pretty brown eyes
and with a crop OF soft little 5fuzz ION
the top of HIS head the place where
the hair ought to. grow" and where
lit will grow Afttle later on. $ Mrs.
iSayre, 1t Is reported, ! declares the
baby ~ the very image of ITS faith
Ter" which Is Just what Towing, little
wives are prone to declare of their
first born. ID
Last Friday being clear, two pho,
tographers were called in to the White
House to take some pictures Of the
baby for the family. At first 1t was
not intended that anyso Of the photo
graphs should be made public, but
reaatztng the whole country's interest
IN tne1recently arrived little strange,
IN the White House, one OF the best
OF the photos secured mas MDeen given
TO the press. u shows the baby on
pillow TOP in its fatner,s arms with
MS august grandfather, m pepper
and-salt business suit looking proua!y
down upon the baby. the picture Is
good likeness OF both the president
and sMr. sSayre, bnt all the fanny asreel
! 1T doesn't DO the baby haR Justice. z
Miss McAd00 Sails. "
! Some surprise has been occasioned
in official circles at'the departure OF
MISS MONA McAdoo, daughter otsithe
secretary OF the treasury, with her
girl frtepd, Miss Catherine BrNton, for
IsLondoT The young ladies left New
York last Friday on the L,,sitanda ex-
pecting to join Lady Hope Nelson, an
American formerly from So. Louis,
who Is to take her young charges di-
rectly to one of the hospitals IN
southern France, 1t Is said. They Will
take up Red Cross work In. which they
have become proficient, having receiv-
ed a. special course IN washington UNI
der competent instructors.
Secretary McAddo and a large party
of youthful friends were on the pier
/ to see the. society girls of and wish
them on their voyage. Miss Nona's
former chum. Miss Eleanor Wilson,
now her step-mother, was athletic seel
her of, though much taken up with
her new duties in looking after the
welfare OF her small nephew. Owing
to the war, some anxiety is felt as
to the safety Sof the Lusitania, and
many friends OF the brave and unsel-
fish American girls will rejoice to-
hear Of their safe arrival.
S0ciety,s Gay Ran. \,
The annual bali Of the Southern
Relief Society last week was par1
ticularly brilliant affair. The splen!
did ball room at the Willard was
beautifully decorated with southern
smilax, flowers and flags, and the
lIsoft accents Of the. lovely daughters
lof the sunny south and their attend
ant swans were heard on every, side.
| vice President and Mrs. Marshall and
1.-THE wives Of the cabinet officials stood
lin the receiving line with Miss Heth.
\ who carried a. sheath ,7of5 h exquisite
roses sent her by Miss Margaret VIII
son from the White House Sconserya-
tories. Mr.. G. Nv. de L. Nichols gov
ernor general, Of the Colonial caval-
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