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Room 1263, Fifth Avonuo Building, New York. Mrs. Woodrow Wilson SHOULD Mrs. Woodrow Wilson be the next mistress of the White House, Washington society will lie treated to a reign of rational hospitality of the sort that is characteristic of American home life; for the wife of the Demo cratic nominee for the Presidency is es sentially domestic. She shrinks from the limelight of publicity, and her great est happiness is found in her home en vironment. Mrs. Wilson is charming in mind and manner and, like her husband, very democratic. From every point of view, she is of the type we love to call American. The daughter and grand daughter of Southern clergymen, she in herited the sterling qualities of the early settlers. Her conspicuous talent is in the field of pictorial art. She might well have made painting her vocation, for her work at the Art Students ' League of New York, prior to her marriage in 1885, gave promise of brilliant success; but Dr. Cupid planned differently, and before completing her course she became the wife of Woodrow Wilson, a son of the Eev. Joseph R. Wilson of Virginia. With her daughters, Jessie, Eleanor and Margaret, grown to womanhood, she has once more turned her attention to painting, specializing in land scapes. So successful has she been in this line, that at different times her friends have vainly besought her to exhibit her canvases. An additional proof of Mrs. Wilson's love of the artistic is to be found in her formal gardens at Princeton and Sea Girt, N. J. She is a very clever land scape gardener, self taught, but suf ficiently endowed with a feeling for beau tiful flower harmonies to produce the most gratifying results. If the turn of Fortune's wheel places her in the White House as the "first, lady of the land," the flower gardens there are likely to come under the personal supervision of their mistress, quite a novelty in White House management. Her daughters, well endowed educa tionally, are now old enough to be follow ing their individual bents. Until they had reached ten years of age, they were taught at home, both parents contributing. Miss Jessie, said to have inherited her father's quick wit, wears a Phi Beta Kappa key, received as an honor member of her class at the Baltimore Woman's ., - - -V -at Photo by Davis A Sanford Mra. Woodrow Wilson College, where she was graduated. She once longed to lie a missionary; but her health hardly warranted the trip to far lands, and she took up settlement work. She is now on the National Board of the Y. W. C. A. Miss Eleanor Nell, her friends call her prepared for the Bal timore Woman's College, but after at tending school at St. Mary's, Raleigh, N. C, took up painting at the Philadel phia Academy of Fine Arts, Miss Mar garet is the athletic member of the family. She is an expert tennis, golf and basket ball player. She has a fine voice and is now perfecting herself in voice culture in New York. Harriet Gillespie. A Lighthouse Heroine There are many women in charge of lighthouses on the coast of California. Most of them have been in the service for a long time; several are widows of officers of the United States Navy. Mrs. Juliet E. Nichols, widow of the late Henry E. Nichols, U. S. N., inspector of lighthouses at the time of his death, has kept the Angel Island light station for nine years. The lighthouse is lo cated on the south westerly extremity of Angel Island, in the direct path of the greatest amount of navigation in San Francisco Bay. In ad dition to the lantern, she has charge of a fog signal, consisting of a bell that strikes a double blow every fifteen seconds. A few years ago, Mrs. Nich ols showed heroism in a desperate emergency. The machinery of the fog signal became disabled. It was immediately reported to the lighthouse inspector and the engi neer; but they could not repair it until the next day. So, she stood for twenty and a half hours upon the outside plat form of the lighthouse, during the gale and fog, without rest or food, and struck the bell by hand until the fog lifted. The next day, slight repairs were made on the machinery; but it did not work well that night, and the next night the tension bar broke in two, so that the hammer could not be disconnected and operated by hand. She stood all night on the plat form and struck the bell with a nail ham mer, with all her might. Nobody can tell how many vessels were warned off the rocks by hearing that signal; but it is in the midst of a thoroughfare, and Mrs. Nichols realized that the silence of the fog bell might cause many disasters. Ella Hoffman. 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