The Washington times., 1925-10-07
LHHECABINET
NOW BOAST
BABY GIRL
Mrs. Willehrandt Intro
duces Adopted Daughter:
to Her Friends
n HE Little CABINET has . baby

be known by the above dtminutive.
To one belong the women who hold
high office in the Federal Govern.
ment, and who sometimes are known
as Presidential eppointees; to the
other belong the men, who are
assistant secretaries, in the various
government departments.
Dorothy is affiliated with the for
mer group, and she is being intro
duced to Washington under the
chaperonage of her foster-mother,
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, AS.
sistant Attorney General, and prob
ably the most widely known NAM
Der of this grouping Of official
women. Her biggest party thus far
among grown-ups was the tea
which Mrs. Willebrandt gave yes.
tertlay for two women lawyers here
for a few days from California. and
to which were invited the members
Of the Phi Delta Delta the women
legal fraternity, who are residents
OF the Capital ard q few others in
GLIDING OF course Dorothy "aunts
in the Little Cabinet.
Dorothy was the youngest thing
present yesterday, and the most
popular. She Is little more than
two years old. Her youth and
beauty-she has goideny-brown,
curly hair, laughing blue eyes and
q skin of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
this large gathering of Portals for
set for awhile their legal lore as.
they gave themselves. to the enjoy
nlent OF Aunt MabeIS little gtrI."
To Adopt Child Legally
Mrs. Willebrandt plans to adopt
legally the little girl as soon as
the necessary prelinninaries can be
run off, And then we viii have
with us Dorothy Willebrandt, who
win vie with Paulina Longworth
for the high spot Of the limelight.
Dorothy comes from Michigan.
And her mother, was g friend of
Mrs. Willebrandt. The little girl
has been in Washington nearly,
two months. And IL she continues
in her present home she win have
advantages unique to childho0ds
For instance, f. Mother While
brandt" wishes the latest informa-
ton on child.reariug she can Be
assured Of getting the very best
discoveries from Aunt Grace Alb
bott,'' chief OF the ChiIdren's Blu.
reau of the Labor Department.
II buS WISHES any e14IS1S sDN1p -
foods she has only to consult
the Bureau of Home Economics Of
the Agriculture Department. And
for nurse problems there Is Aunt
Lucy Minnegerode chief Of the
nurses OF the Public Health Service.
Aunt Kathryn Sellers, OF the
Juvenile Court, will, OF course,
have no Opportunity to show
Dorothy anything but affection.
A VeritabIe "Aunt" HIN
Among other ''aunts,' are Aunt
Bessie Brueggeman," OF the Fed.
eraI Employees Compensation Blu
reau, and Aunt Anita Phippg," of
the Women's Relations Division Of
the War Department-both warm
personal friends Of Mrs. Willie.
brandt. And while Mrs. Clara
Sears Tay'or, formerly Of the Dis.
trict Rent Commission, is no longer
q Little Cabinet member other
than ex-officio undoubtedly she
will rate Aunt Clara" from
Dorothy because Of her friendship
with the foremost assistant at
torney general.
TO ENTERTAIN FOR
GUATEMALANS TONIGHT
The Minister of Guatemala and
Nine. Sanchez Latour will give a
dinner tonight at which a number
Of Washingtonians will have OPP
Dortunity to meet the delegates
from Guatemala to the Interparlla-
lnentary Union. There will be
twenty-five in the party.
The minister OF Switzerland and
Nine. Peter will go to New York
tomorrow to- attend. the banquet to
ne given by the Carnegie Endow-
nent for International Peace: IN
compliment TO the delegates to the
win return to Washington the last
OF this week.
Senator and Mrs Frederick II.
Gillett have returned to Washing
ton from Massachusetts, and arc at
their residence, 1875 Eighteenth
street. Before leaving Massachu-
sets they attended the dedication Of
a memorial to the late Senator W.
Murray Crane, at Dalton.
Charles Evans Hughes, former
Secretary of State. who is in Wash
at the Mayflower Hotel.
Lady Bird. wife OF Sir Robert
Bird, a member of the British dele.
cation to the Interparliamen:ary
Union. was hostess at a supper
party at lie Paradis last evening,
entertaining twelve guests.
COLONEL AND. MRS. HAWKINS
TO GIVE DINNER TONIGHT
Colonel and Mrs. Hamilton
Hawkins will entertain at dinner
tonight when the guests will in
clude General and Mrs. Malin
Craig. Mrs. Harry Stout and Major
and Mrs. A. r. Chaffee.
Miss Nancy Hawkins will have
as her guest, Miss Louisa Ward.
OF Denver, Col. who will arrive on
Sunday.
Members Of the Mexican delega-
ton to the Interparliamentary
Union entertained at luncheon to.
day at the Mayflower for twenty.
five guests. The hosts were Doctor
Gilberto Fabila, Victorio E. Con
CORA. Manuel Hernandez Galvan,
Pedro Merla, Ezequiel Padilla and
Genaro v. Vasquez.
Count de Sartiges, counselor of
the French embassy, left town last
evening for Boston, where he will
remain for few days.