The Washington times., 1913-04-25

Z hH little tea Plan Tor meeting
the women of official society
in Washington. and those of
the resident set. This afternoon she
will entertain a number by special ap-
. pointment at $50 O'Clock. Her idea Isl
that it gives her a much better oppor~-
tunity of knowing people than to meet
them In larger bodies.
Miss Wilson, Miss Jessie Wilson, Miss
Eleanor Wilson. Miss Bones, and Miss
Adelaide Scott. of Princeton. will assist
Mrs. Wilson in the Bed Room, and Miss
Hegner will be at the tea table.
Mrs. Wilson, accompanied by Miss,
Bones, will attend the Red Cross meet.
ing at Rauscher's tonight.
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The Misses Wilson will be the guests
Of honor at one Of the most unique balls
given since the incoming of their
fathers administration when, tonight,
the Minister from Uruguay and Sonora
de Pena and their three daughters will
be hosts.
The legation is a charming house in
n street. with a large ballroom. and
lilac branches, roses. and Towering al
mond will furnish part of the decorative1
scheme. !
During the evening Countess de Per-
etti de la Rocca, wife of the counselorl
of the French embassy, and SenoritaI
Ramona LaFevre, sister of the charged
d'affaires for Panama, will give severaiI
fancy Spanish dances. There will bel
general dancing both before and after.
and there will be a special program OIL
music. besides the dance music.
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License for the marriage of Miss
Alys Appleton Meyer, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Won l. Meyer. and
Lieut.. christopher Raymond C. Rodg-
ers, was issued today. Their marriage
will be a brilliant event, taking place at
high noon tomorrow In ST. Johns
church. with the Rev. Roland Cotton !
Smith officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh T Taggert havet
as a guest at their home, 3249 n street,
their daughter Mrs. Ralph Daughton,I
of Atlanta, Ga, who arrived this morn
ing. Mrs. Taggart will entertain forl
Mrs Daughton during her visit.
Mrs. Blumenburg will give a small 1
masked dance at the Highlands tonight
The Swiss Minister and Madame Ritz
ter are entertaining at dinner tonight
in honor of the Vice President and Mrs.t
Marshall /
Mrs. Nathan Sargent is giving teal
this afternoon in compliment to Missl
Patterson. /
Mrs. Edwin Staunton will also bel
hostess at a tea this afternoon, With
Mrs. Claude Swanson as the guest oil
honor. . |
Mrs. Eugene F. Kinkead will entertainl
a number of guests at cards this AFTER
noon.
Mrs. Louis Bennett will be at home at
the New Willard this afternoon, receiv-
ing in the Cabinet room. Miss Agra
Bennett. her daughter, will preside at
the rose table and pour. Miss Amary-
lis Gillett relieving her later in the af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Bennett gave -charmingly ar
ranged tea and dance for Mrs. Marshall
a week ago, and her at home today will
be the last OF the season.
Miss Agra Bennett will go to Norfolk
tonight to be present at a launching.
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The President received Mr.. Dumba, |
the amba ssador from Austria Hungary. |
in the Blue Room at the White House |
yesterday afternoon at 2:45 O'Clock. |
The ambassador, who arrived on Set
urday, was accompanied by Baron
Zwiedenek, counselor: Commander Max |
milan Burstyn, naval attache; Baron |
Konstantin Won Masirevich. first sec
retary, and Stephen Hedry de Hedri ct
de Genere Aba, second secretary all of
the embassy staff. The ambassador and |
his staff were in fun court Uniform, |
with swords Four of the Presidents |
aides were in the blue Room. LieI.- |
tenant Rockwell, Lieutenant CIaggett. |
Lieutenant Timmons. and Lieutenant |
Greble. The Secretary of State made
the presentation.
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Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood will be
a. home this afternoon for the last time
this season Her cousin, Mrs. James
Montgomery. Of Oregon. will be with
her
Mr. and Mrs. seveiior Z. Brown are
being congratulated or lie b..ta OF .
son Wednesday. Mrs Brown was for.
merly Miss Elizabeth r. Earry. daush.i
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. David 8. Barn.