The Washington times., 1925-03-19

NJ vened yesterday at noon
w. there were some eighty
Senators in their seats. At
o'clock in the afternoon 1t was i'm
possible to assemble a Quar'lnl.
Today doubt If there are a score
OF Senators left in town, and IN
general those who are remaining
are detained here by the fact that
they have children in school and
don't wish to interrupt their school
term.
binding tie to Washington has
been Ioosened with the adjourn
nent Of the Senate, expects to
leave town on Saturday afternoon
accompanied by Mrs. Dawes. They
win 20 to their home in Evanston,
Ill. but are returning to Wash
ington on April 20, and will be
here for several days, devoting
themselves to the important bust
ness OF finding a suitable resi-,
dence. The Vice President has en-
gagements to speak in Boston on
April Is, in New York on April 81
ana will attend the Gridiron Dinner
here-that's on April %, ! believe
so he and Mrs. Dawes are arrang-
ing their houee hunting to fit in
with these activities.
Although General and Mrs. Dawes
have canvassed the situation. to
some extent in the crowded weeks
that have followed the inaugura-
ton, they have not yet found any
available residence which suits their
needs. They have, however. def
nitely declined to consider the big
house on Sixteenth street which
Mrs. John B. Henderson designed
for q Vice Presidential mansion and
wought to present to the Govern
meK1t. Indeed, I'm told, that Mrs.
Dawes is not particularly keen about
Sixteenth street and would prefer
20 find something out Maesachu-
sets avenue or up in that charm
ing section Of s street In which
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson lives, and the
Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
Hoover. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic "A.
Delano and Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Caspar Miller have charming homes.
Senatorial Exodus Began Before
Adjournment. Reeds 90 Abroad
Senator and Mrs. James w. Wads.
worth. Jr.. slipped off for > holiday
in New Orleans q day or two before
the Senate finally got itself adj
joVrned. Senator and Mrs. Pepper
OF Pennsylvania have returned to
their home I'm Philadelphia and their.
colleagues. Senator and Mrs. David
A. Reed are sailing tomorrow for
Europe. Senator Reed is q member
Of the battle monuments commits
sion. of which General Pershing is
chairman, and has business In
France in connection Herewith.
other important business" in
which he and Mrs. Reed. are con-
cerned includes picking up their
daughter, pretty Miss zRosamond
Reed. who has beenk studying at
the Sorbonne and has quite covered
hetself with glory Dy completing
two years work in one and taking
her degree. After few weeks in
Paris the Reeds will visit Henry
Prather Fletcher, American Am.
baesador to Italy. ana Mrs. Fletcher
in Rome.
Senator and Mrs. Walter Edge.
are already in Europe-Paris, i be.
lieYe-and Senator and Mrs. Fran
els e. Warren started off recently
TO visit Cuba and Florida. Senator
William NJ. Butler has joined the
however, returning to her home in
Boston. Mrs. Bingham, wife /. Of
Senator Hiram Bingham. Of Con-
necticut, Is at present in Miami.
and her husband expects to join
her there within the next few days.
Senator Bingham 10 being hailed
az one Of the finds" Of the brief,
but exciting, special session Of the
Senate now adjourned-Ta presiding
officer who Is said to be as good
as Senator George. FL. Moses, new
president pro tenn, always heralded
as the cleyerest man in the Senate
In the chair.
When Senator. Moses, the Vice
Presidents official relief" was
needed on the floor in the thick
of the hostilities of the last few
days, Senator Bingham was drafted
into service and it soon developed
that his service as lieutenant gov.
ernor OF Connecticut, during which
he presided over the Connecticut
State Senate, had made him an
accomplished parliamentarian, with
a native wit and a sense of strategy
invaluable in such a position.
Senator and Mrs. Wadsworth are
DUE back from New Orleans In a
fortnight and expect to spend :he
rest Of the spring season m their
new house in Woodland Drive. SEN
ator and Mrs. Stanfield expect to
liuger here for the present, their
pretty daughter, Miss Barbara STAN
field, having a good many activities
here which she does not want to
cut short.
Senator and Mrs. Gillett. to whom
Washington has come to be home
through long residence and Sena-
tor and Mrs. Henry Wilder Reyes,
are among the Senatorial folk who
are likely to stay on well into the
spring. Indeed, know Mrs. Keyes
Will be here for several weeks
logger, even IL her husband. should
be- called back to New Hampshire
And, although Senator and Mrs.
Couzens propose TO go awaY-prob.
ably to Atlantic City-for a holiday.
they expect to return for, the rest
MRS. COOLIDGE WILL $50
ATTEND CONCERT
Mrs. Coolidge will attend the
concert of Alfred Cortot, pianist,
this afternoon at the National
Theater. She will have several
nlHests with her