Evening star., 1932-11-08

@RESIDENT and Mrs. Hoover anc
their official family are widely
scattered for the election day
the majority of them in their
own homes where they have
gone to cast their votes, others, voting
bv mail, remaining in washington
President and Mrs. Hoover themselves
arrived in their California home at Pa!C
Alto today and have with them thelI
two sons. Mr.. Herbert Hoover, jr., ano
Mr.. Allan H Hoover with the former
family. Mrs. Herbert Hoover, Jr, and
little Peggy Ann, Peter and Joan. Mr
and Mrs. Herbert Hoover, jr, and tnelf
children live in Pasadena and Mr.. Allan
Hoover is connected with DanK IN
Los Angeles and will join his parents
late in the day. Others of the family
with the Chief Executive and Mrs. HOO
yer are the latter's sister and uncle
Mrs. Jean Henry Large and MI VII
liam D. Henry and Mrs. Larges son
and daughter, Delano Large ana MISS
Janet Large. Mr.. Theodore Hoover
brother Of the President, VINO Is Gear
of the School of Engineering at STAN
ford University. and his sister. Mrs
Mary Hoover Leavitt, will join them III
the evening.
The Vice President. Mr.. Charles
Curtis, is in his home in Topeka, Kans.
where he went to vote today, ana is
with his sister, Mrs. Jerome Colvln. He
Is expected to return to washington
later in the week. Mrs. Edward Everett
Gam. sister of the Vice President, who
was in Topeka before going to New
York. will arrive this afternoon and
ioin Mr. Gam in their apartment IN
the Mayhower.
The Secretary of State and Mrs.
Stimson will return this afternoon from
their home Highhold, on Long Island,
where they spent the week end and are
expected to have a small company OF
close friends with them TINS evening 10
hear the returns.
The Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. Mills are in their washington
home after being in their place in New
York over Sunday.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Hur-
lev are in their Oklahoma home, where
the Secretary went by air and Mrs.
Hurley made the trip by train. Their
children remained in the country home,
Belmont. near Leesburg, Va, where
little Patricia is quarantined IN one
wing of the house with scarlet fever:
The Attorney General and Mrs
Mitchell are In st. Paul. where Mrs:
Mitchell went 10 days ago to visit her
brother, Mr.. Frank Bancroft. They
are not expected to return to Wash
ington until the first of next week.
The Postmaster General, Mr.. Walter
p Brown. is in Ohio and is expected
TO Join Mrs Brown in their apartment
in the Shoreham in time for the early
returns this evening.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Adams are in their house on r street,
the Secretary having come from Lake
hurst, N j., where on Sunday he laid
the corner stone for the Cathedral OF
the Air" now under construction at the
naval air station at Lakehurst.
The Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Wilbur, who are in their home on
the campus of Stanford University In
California, probably will join the presl-
dental party this evening.
The Secretary of Agriculture and Mrs.
Hyde are in their home in Trenton, Mo,
and will not return to washington until
later in the month.
The Secretary of Commerce, Mr.. Roy
D. Chaplin, the youngest member OF the
cabinet in point of service, was the
ranking official of the Federal Govern
ment in Washington over Sunday. With
Mrs Chaplin he will remain in their
home on New Hampshire avenue which
they recently leased, to hear the re-
turns.
The Secretary Of Labor and Mrs
poak, who have been in West Virginia
for a week, again are in their place,
Notre Mid, on the cliff over the Potomac
River. at Chain Bridge, and will have
q small group Of close friends with them
this evening to hear the returns.