Evening star., 1923-11-04

who formed musical organiZa ton out
of which came the Marine Band. JET
ferson was entirely committed to the
buildings which were planned during
his regime remain the finest which
adorn Washington, the lovely Ionic
group which includes the patent office.
the old post Office, courthouse and tho
With the exception Of President Wash
ington, no man OF the era strove SO
earnestly to make the Capital q beauti-
full city, built OH such lines that it's
beauty would expand with the growth
OF the nation.
II former Senator Frank b. kel-
logg, according to the wish OF Presi-
cessor of Col. George Harvey as am
bassador to the court Of st. James
the tradition Will bark back to the
legal luminaries in such important
posts as against the tendency pf the
past three administrations to appoint
literary celebrities. Senator Kellogg
came to Washington with a mighty
reputation gained in legal battles.
some Of them epochal and he at once
took TOO spIa place among the authorities in
the law. He will prove a worthy
successor to the most renowned law
yerS this nation has produced. among
whom may be mentioned those who
public in the mother country. William
Pinckney, John Jay. Rufus King and
James Monroe. and, in later years.
Robert 7. Lincoln, Thomas It. Bayard.
Mrs. Kellogg is peculiarly adapted
for such an exalted role as she would
nil in London and possesses u charm
Ing personality and presence. She was
before her marriage in 1886 Miss
Clara NJ. Cook Of that small city of
Minnesota. Rochester. now world ia
nous through the healing arts of the
DIS. Mayo. In Washington the Kel-
.oggs resided on 18th street near
5 street and dispensed q hospitality
reputation of the great northwest.
Mrs. Kellogg Is essentially home low
ing; though she is socially accom-
pi.shed and a grandedame in ap-
pearance and IN manner. She has an
enviable knack Of choosing fitting raj
ment and Is equally felicitous In con-
versation and In her selection of topics.
Wit, With less less than four weeks inter
scend upon the Capital, and with it
comes an unusual activity and neces-
sary readjustment. Almost one-third
OF the members of the Senate Will sit
in that body for the first time and
possibly one-fourth of the House will
make u debut in national Legislative
circles when the gavel falls. In the
social sense, many Of the notable
new families come from the middle
and southern states and much inter-
est centers about Senator and Mrs.
Thomas F. Bayard Of Delaware and
their attractive group Of children and
Senator and Mrs. William Cabell
Bruce OF Maryland. Senator and Mrs.
Samuel M. Ralston of Indiana are
people OF Importance and Will take up
the threads of many pleasant friend
ships In Washington. The new SEN
ator from New York, DR.. Royal s.
Copeland, will bring several daugh-
ters TO enliven the younger coterie
and Senator Simeon d. Fess Of Ohio
comes back to familiar scenes. In
the House Robert Lowe Bacon. son
OF the former Secretary Of State and
am bassador to France and Mrs. Ba-
con, formerly Miss Virginia Murray
of New York, will be valuable addi-
t.ons to cosmopolitan society. They
have paid several visits to Washing
ton and have leased the residence of
Nine. Brambilla, in Georgetown, for
the winter. RepI esentative Gordon
Lee OF Georgia presents many social
posi- bilfties. being a grandson of no
less than three distinguished leaders
OF the Confederacy.
Mrs Francis G. Newlands Is passing
the autumn in her suburban home
here, after renewing many close
friendships among the denizens OF
the past summer. She Is shortly to
entertain Mrs. Philip Van Horne
LansdaIe of San Francisco. who after
securing a suitable home will spend
the winter at the Capital. Mrs. Lans-
dale, who left San Francisco with
Mrs. .Newlands. stopped en- route to
visit her brother-in-law and sister.