The Washington times., 1925-03-14
CHIC.GALLERY'
ASSEMBLIES
TN SENATE
Interest Centers In Fight
Over Warren's
Nomination

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~ ESIRE to hear the pros and
cons of the Senate in the eL.
- to confirm the nomination or
Charles Beecher Warren as AT
torney General and the urge to see
tf Vice President Dawes was hold
ing down his chair were apparently
the reasons for the long lines OF
visitors that patiently waited yester-
day afternoon outside the doors
leading to the public galleries OF the
Senate chamber. Those who were
within were slow to come out, so the
lines only grew longer and Tlnally
scattered about the corridors Wnen
the Senate went into executive ses-
SION. Not much disappointment was
felt. however, when the throngS
heard that the Isle of Pines discus.
slon was what they missed.
While waiting some in the lines
yearned longingly for Senator.
who might put them in. This
was a topic for a few seconds
when Mrs. Borden Hartman passed
In escorted by Senator Thomas J..
Walsh of Montana. A Washing
tonian, who had hoped to give an
out-of-town friend her first glimpse
ing the crowds so much larger
than expected. sighed audibly In
these words:
IF / could only see the Esthonian
Minister, he would put US in.
know him we'll" To which her
companion asked, eagerly, as If IN
the verge Of seeing something, "Oh,
does he have an office in this bu Id
ing?''
Within there were noted in the
diplomatic gallery theN Belgian ALL
tassador and Baroness de Cartier
the latter wearing a smart ensemtle
of green and a green hat-Sir ESme
Howard the British ambassador. the
Minister of Guatemala and Nine.
Latour and half dozen others.
Bingham Hailed as Handsomest
Senator Upon the HILL"
A few rows above the seats re-
served for the first Lady, which
were empty, one glimpsed Mrs. Alvin
7. Hert. vice chairman Of Republi-
can National Committee. who had
with her Mrs. Arthur Meeker, of Chi
cago And nearby was Mrs. Dawes,
wife of the Vice President, who
seemed keenly interested in the pro-
ceedings
were visitors craning their necks
TO see where Mrs. Alice Roosevelt
Longworth was sitting. One eager
man was heard TO remark. II would
rather see her than be President"
But none could discover the mother
Of Paulina. the wife OF the Speaker
OF the House. and the daughter OF
the Colonel"
In the galleries there was also
much nudging of neighbors and ques-
tioning as to the identity OF e. very
strixing-looking man on the floor Of
the Chamber. When he was found
to be Senator Bingham of Connect
cut. Some way evidently inspired by
spirit Of rhyme that has prevaded
the senatorial atmosphere of late,
Has heard to recite-
B is for Bingham-so straight and
OF our Senator'S, the handsomest
of ALL"
Which may not be good poetry.
but seems TO be a bit OF the truth.
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The Secretary OF State, Frank
B. Kellogg. has visiting him at
his residence, in Eighteenth street,
his brother-in-law. Frank ]. Otis.
OF st. Paul, Mimi
MIS- hfuO6Sb WHO IS HOW dI
their home in st. Paul, will return
next week.
MISS MELLON SAILS
ON AQUITANIA.
Miss AiIsa Mellon, daughter of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, sailed to-
day on the Aquitania for Europe to
be gone until May. The Secretary,
who went TO New York to see her
off, viii return to Washington the
first of next week. Miss Alice .Syl-
vester, who has been with Miss Mel
lon in New York. viii also return to
Washington early next week.
Others who sailed on the Aquitania
today were the retiring Commercial
Secretary Of the British Embassy
and Mrs. Eric Buxton, who are GO
ing back to England; the Swedish
minister, Axel L. WaIlenberg, who is
returning to Sweden for a brief stay;
Sir Cecil Hurst, Uf the British for
eign office, who came to Washington
q few weeks ago in connection with
some Anglo-AmerIcan claims; Baron
Giovanni di Giurra, formerly secre-
tary OF the italian embassy here and
more recently. charge d'affaires of
Italy in Mexico, who is returning to
Italy, and Slobodan Godjevac, for
merly attached to the legation Of the
Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. who has
been transferred to, Belgrade.
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The Minister of Paraguay and
Nine. Ayala will be the guests Of
honor at dinner this evening Of
Walter Penfield, who will enter
tain a company Of thirty in the
Presidential suite of the New VIII
lard.
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Justice and Mrs. Edward Terry
Sanford will be honor guests Of