Evening star., 1943-07-11
Congress Set
On Way Home
After Recess
Continued From Page D-1.)

ing. They will remain In Ala
s.ras. until September.
sanstor and Mrs. Burton X.
~heeler os Montana left re-
Gently, accompanied by their
eaughter, Miss Marian Wheeler,
and expect to stay in Mon.ar1s
for the rest of the suVsc:1ier.
Mrs. Dennis Cravez. wife OF
Senator Chavez of New Mexico,
and Mrs Walter F. George, wife
of TIE Senator from Georgia,
are also among the many wives
of Senate members who have
gone to their homes. Both left
several weeks ago and their hus-
bands have left Washington in
the past few days.
Senator and Mrs. Abe Murdock
of Utah will also spend the
summer at their home.
A number of the feminine men,
bers of the House have already
left the city. One is Representa-
tive Mary Norton of New Jersey,
who left Monday. She will be in
New Jersey until the end of
the recess. Representative Glare
Boothe Luce left Friday for her
home in Greenwich, Conn, and
Representative Jessie Sumner left
the same day for Illinois. Repre-
sentative Margaret Chase Smith
Is still in town, but she will leave
in week or so for Maine. After
spending several weeks in her dis
trict, she will go to Skowhegan,
where she will remain until the
early part of September.
Mrs. LANCER, wife of Senator
William LANCER of North Dakota,
will leave during the week for
Vermont to visit their daughter,
Mrs. Peter Schaeffer, who is
spending the summer near Brat
tleboro. Later she will join the
Senator at their home in Bis
marck.
Senator Claude Pepper of
Florida left Thursday evening
for New England, where he will
make addresses to classes at Har-
ward University and Radcliffe
College. Saturday he will be
joined in New York by Mrs. Pep
per and they will attend the
opening performance of For
Whom the Bells Toll" They will
probably leave Wednesday for
Florida, to remain until Sep
tember.
Senator and Mrs. Arthur H.
Vandenberg will leave WedneS-
day for Grand Rapids, where she
will remain through the summer.
The Senator, however, will likely
return to Washington in about
two weeks to continue his duties
with the various committees of
the Senates
Mrs. Harry S. Truman left
about a month ago for Independ-
ence, Mo, although the Senator
may have to remain in Washing
ton through the summer.
Mrs. Mon C. Wallgren, wife
of Senator Wallgren of Wash
ington, is among those who are
keeping their fingers crossed
and hoping that she and the
Senator may get home to Seattle
for a little while, although
transportation difficulties may
keep both of them here.
Senator Josiah W. Bailey of
North Carolina may get away
soon and join Mrs. Bailey and
their youngest daughter, Sally,
who left early in June for their
home in Raleigh.
Before the week is out SEN
ator Alexander Wiley of Wis
consin and Mrs. Wiley will be
on their way to their home in
Chippewa Falls.
Mrs. Edward H. Moore left
more than a week ago for Tulsa
and Senator Moore left Friday
for Oklahoma.
Senator Robert M. La Toilette
left Thursday evening, immedi-
ately following the adjournment,
to join Mrs. La Toilette and
their boys, who left little more
than week ago for their home
in Madison, Wis.
Senator and Mrs. Harold H.
Burton have only slim slice of
vacation in mind, as they expect