The Washington times., 1913-04-04
Vice Presidents Wife Will Serve Tea
To Cabinet Women This Afternoon

Mime. Da Cana, wife Of the ambassa-
dor Of Brazil, entertained at q beauti-
fully appointed luncheon today at the
embassy, in honor OF Mrs. Bryan and
Mrs. Garrison. The additional guests
were Mrs. Daniels. Mrs. Perry Belmont.
Mime. Hauge. Mrs. George Leary. OF
New York. house guest Of Mrs. Garri-
son; Mrs Horace Westcott. Mrs Ar
thur Lee, Mrs Symons, and Mrs. John
F. Rodgers.
The Ambassador and Nine. Da Cana
will entertain at a dinner on April Is.
in compliment to the Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Bryan.
Mrs. W. W. wotherspoon. wife Of
Brig. Gen. Wotherspoon, U. s. A., enter
tained a few friends informally at
luncheon today at the Dupont Tomor-
row Mrs wotherspoon will go to An
napolis, Nd, to chaperon q party OF
young people at the hop tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs. Alexander Britton and Miss Brit
ton, Will go to New York Monday to
spend few days at the Rftz-Carlton.
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Mrs Tribble and Miss Ruth Tribble,
wife and daughter Of Congressman
Tribble of Georgia will go to New York
shortly to spend a fortnight
Mrs. Wilson will occupy box at the
concert at the Columbia this afternoon
to hear Mime. Julia Culp. the famous
Dutch lieder singer, in a program.
With her will be Miss Wilson, Miss
Eleanor Wilson. Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones, Mrs. Burton Harrison, and Miss
Howry.
Constitution Chapter, d. A. R.. Will
hold an open meeting on the evening OF
April at the Portner. when Miss Janet
z. Richards will speak Of the Makers
of the Constitution There will be
musical program. Mrs. r. r. McKahan
and Miss Elizabeth Pierce will be host
esses. All Daughters are invited to
come and bring guests.
| Mrs. Marshall. wife Of the Vice Presi-
dent, will occupy q box at the Ruben
! stein Club concert. given under d. A.
A. r. auspices for the benefit Of flood
and cyclone sufferers at Memorial Con-
tinental Hall at s o'clock tonight. She
will have with her Miss Margaret Will
son. Mrs. Lurton. Mrs. Holmes. Mrs.
McKenna. Mrs. Van Devanter. Mrs.
BurIeson, Mrs. Daniels. Mrs. Garrison,
Mrs. Hughes, and Mrs. Pitney.
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page will have
a box and her guests Will be Mrs. Hen
rv White. Mrs. Burton Harrison, Mrs.
Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs. John d. Fos-
ter. Miss Bryan, Miss Scidmore. and
Mrs. Gillespie.
In the box with Mrs. Claude Swanson
will be Mrs. Gore, Mrs. Owen. Mrs.
| La Toilette. Mrs. Littleton. Mrs. Clay
ton. Mrs. Underwood. Mrs. Ramsdell.
and Mrs. c. F. Richardson.
Still another box will be occupied by
| Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mrs Elkins. Mrs.
TaImage Mrs, McChord. Mrs. Radcliffe.
Mrs. Lathrop, Mrs. Bixby. Mrs. John
| Miller Horton, Mrs. John Brown Scott,
| and Miss Mamie Randolph Heth.
The ushers will be a number of young
society girls. including Miss McChord.
Miss Agra Bennett, Miss CarlOtta Quirol-
10, Miss CaryPeachy, Miss Agnes Trow-
bridge. Miss Frances Abbott, Mrs. Heuch.
Mrs. Leonard Hoffman. Miss Cheno-
with. Miss Helen Granfield. Miss Olive
| Willis, Miss Edna Sheehy, and Miss
| Evelyn Emlg.
Flowers will be sold by the Molly
| Pitcher Chapter.
Great interest in the concert is be-
ing manifested by the patriotic So
| cieties allied to the ID. A. r., among
these being the Daughters of 1872, the
! Colonial Danes. the Guadalupe. the
Sons Of the Revolution. the Sons OF the
American Revolution, the Society OF the
| Colonial Wars, the Southern Relief. and
| the Daughters of the Confederacy.
]. NJ. Fabian. pianist. and Richard
Lorleberg. cellist. will be the artists.
and Mrs. A. NJ. Blair will direct the
club. Mrs. Blair has placed tickets on