Evening star., 1921-07-31

OIuoTS, anu II COulu ocSh III ZIG AL oS
session Of the sixty-seventh Congress
with a distinguished membership.
Senator Joseph Sherman Frelinghuy-
sen Of New jersey would claim imme-
diate consideration because he is the
great-grandson, grandson and son OF
a former United States senator. Sen
ator Frederick Hale Of Maine is the
son Of the late Eugene Hale OF the
! same state and the grandson Of Zach
ary Chandler Of Michigan. Senator
| Davis Elkins is the son Of the late
Stephen B. Elkins of West Virginia
| and grandson Of Henry Gassaway
Davis of the same state. Senator
Norris Sheppard Of Texas Is the son
| the Texarkana district in Congress
! for ten years and on his death was
| elected to serve the unexptred term.
Later Mr.. Sheppard succeeded Joseph
w. Bailey in the Senate. Representative
Wallace Humphreys Wnite ls tne
Pierce Frye Of Maine. who served his
state nearly forty years, first IN the
House and then in the Senate. Rep-
| resentative White acted for many
years as the private secretary OF ms
grandfather and came to the Sky
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the work, Senator Peter Goelet Gerry
of Rhode Island Is the fifth In descent
from that EldrfdHe Gerry who was a
| member of the Continental Congress
and afterward Vice President OF the
United States and Governor OF Mas
| sachusetts.
| DR.. Livingston Farrand's appointment
! as president of Cornell University Will
remove digniled and important - iamiiy my
served with the Red Cross, while Mrs
Farrand and Miss Farrand have been
| active coadjutors in philanthropy and IN
social matters. Mrs. Farrand was the
prime leader in that marvellous pan CIV.
Of consolation Offering to those who
mourned the usual inaugural festivities
i and an opportunity to aid a. "ortny
cause. DR.. Farrand, prior to taking oyer
| the heavy postwar burden OF ule neI
| Cross, had achieved an international
fame through his efforts to lessen the
mortality of the soldiers in the
trenches, where tuberculosis was RAM
pant. In this campaign. Mrs. Farra no
was eagerly associated. as she was piior
| to the war, in her husbands tremendous
and successful efforts in the same d.
rection which were staged in Soloraao'
She was before her marriage MISS Mar
garet Charleton of New York, and, thougn
| a we'll known social favorite, she always
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ical suffering and from her childhood
had belonged to societies organized for
that purpose. The Farrands will make
a series of visits along the sound ana
| the North Shore and will take up tneir
permanent residence in Ithaca early In
September.
| So many people from every part OF
the world seek the cooling breezes
which blow all through the summer
! nat nd
surround it that Mrs. Edwin Denby's
| departure for the summer home OF her
| family on Will pond is quite logical.
| The Secretary of the Navy prefers an
| occasional week of holiday in familiar
moorings to week ends in this section.
The lake front of Detroit. and espe-
cia lily that part known as Crosse point:
, is world famous for the beauty OF
situation and sumtuousness OF build
ings and figures continuously in art
magazines as we'll as on the canvas
Of artists The Newberry home is one
Is surrounded at this season with a
glory of white, blue and rose pink
hydrangeas against the house, while
long border of pink and white phlox
enlivens the curved tagged walks.
Mrs. DENLY. who has just completed
the task of getting her new home,
the former Wolcott Tuckerman house.
| in order, will remain in the Detroit
mansion with her two children, Marion
| and Edwin, until late in September.
While the memories of her former
residence in Washington are always
pleasant, she recalls with what relief
her parents used to fit to Marion.
Mass, her birthplace, and which, as
| for Marion Cleveland, furnished her
with q name. The late Thomas JEFF
! ferson was near neighoor Of the
Thurbers. Mrs. Denby's parents, and
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summer climate in the world was
| to be found on Buzzards bay. Mrs.
DENLY. however, gives that praise
to Detroit and her particular nook
on Will pond.
| Prince francesca Rospigliosi, who
recently purchased an extensive sum
mer place in. the Southampton col
! ony, is the son of a former Washing
! ton woman, Marie Reid, VINO first
married Frederick Parkhurst, after
ward Governor Of Maine. The Park
hurst-Reid marriage became a cele-
through the efforts of Mrs. Parkhurst
after a legal divorce. to have the first
ceremony declared null and void in
order that she might. marry Prince
Rospfgliosi, head Of one Of the Oldest
and most stately of Roman families.
This. however. the. Roman curia re-
fused. and the union was never
enthusiastically recognized. Prince
francesca was the only child, and his
rights were legalized after his ia
ther's death. HIS mother died three
years ago. and Immediately after he
made his first visit to this country,
accompanied by his wife. who is also
| is. through his mother. a grondson,
| five times removed, of the heroic
| Capt. Reid, commander Of the brig
| General Armstrong. which performe ID
| such memorable deeds Off the coast of
portugal at the end of the war of
| 1917. Capt. Reid was presented with
the original flag Of John Paul Jones
| as the supreme reward for his courage
| and resource. and his achievement
| stands unrivaled even by the deeds OF
Perry at Lake Erie.
Senator Rsy Pfttman reached Me-
| vada by a rather circuitous route. he
ing native of that historic town on
| the mississippi, Vicksburg, and the
son OF eminent citizens who defended
father being William Buckner Pitt
| man and his mother. Miss Catherine
Key. both Of the opulent planter class
located on and about the Yazoo. The
present senator was among those who
, sought fame and fortune at Nome,
Alaska. and he found both and also
that which the philosophers count as
the one thing dearer, love- in the
frozen regions thereabout. Mrs. Pitt
man was visiting a brother, who was
also 1ured by the gold, when she be-
came interested in the young miner
attorney. who had taken such bold
stand Senator Pittman's vigorous
prosecution in the famous mine own
ers' litigation prompted Rex Beach to
write 'sThe Spoilers and he Is proba-
bly, the one member of the Senate who
is the hero Of thrilling and entirely
successful romance. Senator and Mrs.