The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-07-02
Three Mothers to Take
Ten Children to Shore

change in his orders. Lot us hope so
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Morse
Have Little Daughter.
II you want to see a proud couple you
ought to see Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan H.
Morse when they talk about their new
and only grandchild. lneir son. Glenn
Morse. and his pretty little wife have a
daughter born on Friday at their home
Elisabeth. Morse. after Glenn's mother.
Glenn has been very much missed from
Washington since he left here about
four ys@5s ago he !, CONNECTED a. wtsh
and Is getting along splendidly. hear.
Another Washington couple who have
a new daughter Is Lieut.. and Mrs. Mar Mar.
IN The Pspp as 81. wa
born April Is. but the news only reached
here a few days ago. She IL to Do
named Margaret after Mrs. Nagruders
mother. Mrs. Harry Peyton: Mrs: ma
that she looks Just like the Peytons.
Anne and Marshall are both from wash
ington. and were boy and girl sweet
hearts.
Mrs. Walter Bioedorn left Washington
this morning by automobile for fhila-
delphia to join her husband. Passed As
sistant Surgeon bloedorn. U. 3. NJ, who
has been assigned to the v; =. = Ken.
yard. Mrs. Bloedorn has taken apart
ments at the Rellevue-Stratford. where
she will remain a. long as the doctor 10
thereabouts.
Judging that the mobilization Of the
national guard the prevailing epidemic
of engagements and weddings. and the
various summer plans. has not lessened
your interest In Mr.. hughes and bis
two Interesting things which have
Mrs. Hughes. YOU know. was the cid.
est daughter OF Walter 9; Garter. q
his day. and as another veteran New
| Yorker put II, famous for two abiding
hobbies. etcbings and young men. and
in the course Of forty, years Of con-
ing collection OF each.
Apparently quite remarkable num-
her Of men who later became distin-
guished members Of the bar IN Scw
reers in the Office and as protegos Of
| Mrs. Hughes father. Among them
wore William Hornblower. whom Cleve-
land nominated to the Supreme Court;
ident Taft: Lloyd Bowers. who after
a distinguished career In Chicago. died
IN Washington as solicitor, general UNI
der Tnft: Paul d. Cravath. about the
best best knoxn eOTgSTst'op lawyer in Ns
E EGhs sSaaE wsr.d the ons ofts ne
wards private secretary to Rockefeller.
the other president Of Lafayette Col
isFs and Cherries Tho Evans S Mu1hes. The The
! nretty legal hrhts. as opposing counsel
In big cnses. with some Of these former
| office mates of his. notably Taft and
| Iiornblower.
Father.in.law Held
Hughes in High Esteem.
1t Is told also that the late Walter
| Carter regarded his son-in-law as quite
tho gem OF his collection Of young men.
though he always had some doubt ns
to which WAS his prize etching. He
had the most profound respect for tho
abilities and character OF Hughes.
whom he was wont to describe as the
brains of the Carter concern ami TIE
most remarkable man who ever gradu-
ated from the law school OF Columbia
when it is recorded that "at the gsnera.
examination he received over s9u: on
the average marks Of three examiners"
To a friend who tried to congratu-
lats her ~ on her husband. nomination
that while she was, Of course. pleased
her own she did not relish the change.
am mat aT " tS and
because our iile has been So t quiet. mas has
attracted SO little attention. My life
is here. In my home, My husband. my
children, my household. MI my days
And since her husbands nomination
Mrs. Hughes has SO far steadily de-
clined TO be interviewed. Partly no
doubt this is that discretion which II
thA hat AR H.
how easily II one opens ones mouth.
one may put ones foot In It; how read
lily some innocent expression on her part
| might be twisted into something that
might seriously embarrass her husband.
Mrs. Hughes Won't Talk
On Public Questions.
She has never allied herself with any
feminist movement; she has not been in
the least a propsgandist-and this II
no time to begin" No one knows whore
Mrs. Hughes stands on suffrage for In
stance-nor yet where her daughters
stand anymore than. they know where
S Mr.. Hughes himself stands; The i'm.
suffrage, but her most intimate friends
cannot claim that they have over heard
Recently it was told that . woman
reporter who succeeded in interviewing
Mr.. Hughes in New York. tried very
hard to get some expression on the
suffrage question out of him. After
many approaches. that led nowhere she
family were SO actively interested In
that great question-since his daughter
had been SO Identified with suffrage al
vasssr. IT was reasonable to suppose
that he, too. etc.
Mr.. Hughes quietly responded, IT an
intensely interested in my daughter
you may rest assured of thati"
For neither Mrs. Hughes. nor Heller
nave been even remotely Identified with
the suffrage movement in Washington
Nobody knows Of their having attended
single suffrage meeting. or taken part
In any sort OF suffrage. demonstration
The belief that they, are inclined Il