The Washington times., 1913-11-26
Distinguished Guests From OFF,
ciaI Circles, Russia, and
France Attend Affair Today.

Jusserand entertained at luncheon
III at the embassy today the AS
sistant Secretary of War an6
Miss Breckenridge, Colonel Golejevski
Russian military attache; Major Blan-
ION Winship, u: S. A: Major Selines
a member of the jury of the horse show
IN New York; Lieutenant de Laiffar-
dieref. of the Ninth French Lagoon;
Lieutenant Baron de Meslon. of the
French Puiraffiers; Lieutenant Marquis
d'orgeiX, of the Sixth French Hussars
Count de Peretu de la Rocca, coun-
selor: Captain de Bertier de Sauvigny
military attache: the Second Secretary
and Nine. de Laboulaye. and Count de
Sartiges. third secretary, all of the
rench embassy staff.
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Mrs. Wilson received the wives Of the
Supreme Court justices at the White
House at noon today, the visit Icing
quite informal and for the purpose! OF
, showing them the splendid array OF
gifts showered upon the White House
bride, who yesterday became Mrs.
Sayre. Mrs. James r. Mann and a
number of other womeS leaders in Off
cial society were included in the party.
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Mrs Wilson took a box for the tab.
leaux, angels in Art" at the Columbia
Theater, for this afternoon. A number
Of the Cabinet women are also inter-
tested in the tableaux. Among the
patronesses are Countess Won Bern
Ftorff. Mrs Mahlon Pitney, Sonora de
Pena, Nine. de Pezet, Mrs. Lindley NJ.
Garrison, Mrs. John Hay. Mrs. William
T. Boardman, Mrs. Robert NJ. Thomp-
son. Mrs Arthur Lee, Mrs. Christian
y. Hemmick, and Mrs. Hoes.
Mrs. Wilson, Nine. Jusserand. Mrs.
stephen p. Elkins. Mrs. Delos Blodgett,
Mrs. ]. T. Mann. Mrs. Robert NJ.
Thompson, Mrs. John A. Johnston,
Irs. Henry F. Dimock. and Mrs.
thomas F. Walsh bought the boxes for
he performances.
number of theater and dinner par
ties have been arranged TO precede the
= rst Charity ball of the season, which
iii be given tomorrow evening in the
IaIlroom of the New Willard for the
Denefit of Noel House.
Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins, presi-
lent Of the board of managers, will
'eceive the guests. assisted by the
nther members Of the board.
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Those who will have boxes for the
tnree concerts 10 be given in Washing
IN by the Philadelphia Symphony Or
aestra this season are Mrs. Woodrow
.ilsOn. Mrs. John Reyburn, Mrs. Mar
nall Field, Mrs. William Crozier, Mrs.
Nillard Salisbury. Mrs. Thomas F.
- alsh and Mrs. Ira Copley
The committee in charge OF the con-
srts includes: Mrs. Calderon Carlisle,
rs. John Reyburn. Mrs. Lawrence
0wnsend, Mrs. Marshall Field. Mrs.
."nry +. Dimock. Mrs. Crozier Mrs.
Ickner Randolph. Mrs. Walter Bruce
lowe, and Miss Laura Harlan, secre-
'rry.
Irs. Charles c. McChord entertained
Z a musicale and luncheon in the
abinet room OF the New Willard Hotel
lis morning in compliment to Mrs. Nc
'gnald Sheridan, Of New York. The
tests included the members Of the
tbinet the Supreme Court and others
rom Congressional circles
Mrs Sheridan. who is one Of the
.1ost prominent singers in New York.
as the room mate of Miss Margaret
Vilson when she was studying music
here.
Mrs. /. T. Mann has sent out cards
or Il dansant on December 6, 10 and 70,
80 > o'clock.
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Mrs John Bassett Moore and the
'risses Moore, wife and daughters of the
'ounselor of the State Department, will
..ceive today. and will be at home the
Glowing Wednesdays Of the season.
Henry Coleman May. son of Mr. and
u ; Henry May. has received a dip
.oma:!c appointment and will go as sec
-tary Of embassy AT Tokyo.
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one OF the most brilliant of the sew
'~al entertainments which followed the
bite House wedding yesterday was
r.r reception at the home of Mr. and
Trs Charles Henry Butler for Dr.
rcnieIl. best man to Mr.. Sayre. and
Mrs Grenfell. who are their house
guests.
Members of the Supreme Court, the
IOuse and Senate. and others were
q sked 10 the reception. At the dinner
" hich preceded il there were present
Major General and Mrs. Young. Mr.. and
Mrs Benjamin S. Butler. Mrs Henry F.
Jimock. Miss Heseman, Edward Howe.
and Thomas Ewing.