The Washington times., 1913-03-22
THE President and Mrs. Wilson to-
day issued invitations for \


L dinner in honor OF the members
OF the Cabinet, .or Wednesday.
Mrs Wilson has sent out cards ask
ing the women of the press to tea with
her AZ the White House on Thursday
afternoon, March q. at $50 O'Clock.
This Misses Wilson, daughters Of the
President and Mrs. Wilson. will be the
guests for whom Miss Lucy Hoke Smith
will entertain a luncheon party on
March q
Mrs. Charles B. Howry has Joined
Judge Howry and his daughters at their
nome In 1 street after a trip to Panama
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Miss Harriet wadsworth has returned
to Washington from a short visit in
New York
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Franklin d. Roosevelt, just appointed
Assistant Secretary of the Navy, has
taken the residence of his relative, Mrs.
William Sheffield Cowles in n street.
for the coming season. The house is in
close proximity to the British and
Austro-Hungar1an embassies, and is op-
posite the Legation of Uruguay.
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The former Secretary of State and
Mrs. Knox, and their brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Singer. of Pitts
burgh, who are spending the spring at
Palm Beach. Fla, were the guests at
Rosemont, yesterday, Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Phipps and their daughter, Mrs
&rederick Guest, of London.
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Mrs. Charles S: Bromwell, wife of
Major Bromwell, L. s. A., and one time
White House aide, left Washington to-
day for a series OF out OF town visits,
after having been the guest of her
mother. Mrs. Matthew T Scott, for
some time
Mrs. Henry Yates Satterlee is enter
tanning for several days her sister. Mrs.
Churchill Sstteree, of New York.
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Miss Edith ". Benham, daughter of
the late Rear Admiral f. K. Benham
and Mrs. Benham, will christen the
torpedo-boat destroyer when it is
launched in Philadelphia. The boat is
named for her father. who had a nota-
bic career in the navy.
The former Secretary of the Navy,
George Won L. Meyer, is returning TO
Washington from a fishing trip in
Southern waters.
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Mrs Peggy p Spillman. OF Warren
ton. Va, who has spent part of the
spring in Washington, has gone TO
Florida TO join her parents, Gen. and
Mrs. Baldwin Day splllman, at Miami.
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The marriage of Miss Anna May
swart, daughter of Mrs. Mary F. Swart.
Of 1852 Belmont street, and the late Bar
nett Fl. Swart, and DR.. Joseph Mondell
Will be celebrated at s o'clock on Tues
day evening at st. PauIs Cotholic
Church.
The bride will be attended by her sis
ter. Miss Harriet Swart as maid of
honor. and by six bridesmaids, two of
them Misses Marie Swart and Miss Vera
Swart, being sisters: three. Miss Grace
Swart. Miss Adelaide Danenhower. and
Miss Marguerite Wise. cousins; and Dr.
Mondelrs sister. Miss Blanche MondeIl
The bride will be given away by her
uncle, Spencer Ward. Of Chicago.
Benjamin NondeII will be his brothers
best man, and Frank Joy. Thomas J.
Hurney, B. King, Harry Williamson
DIR. Robert Sullivan. and DR. ]. H.
Digges Will be the ushers.
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Mrs Robert Mccormick has returned
to Washington from visit in Chicago
with her son and daughter-in-law, MIR
and Mrs. MediIl Mccormick, and their
infant daughter
The former Assistant Secretary OF
Commerce and Labor. Benjamin s
Cable. and his mother Mrs. Ransom r.
Cable, sailed from New York today TO
spend some months abroad.
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The Brazilian naval attache, Lieuten-
ant Radler de Aquino. has been promot-
"a to the rank of Lieutenant Comman-
Ger. and among the numerous cables
and kilograms congratuisting him. re
those from Minister of Marine, and the
Admiral Chief of Stan, Brazil
Mrs. Emmons has closed her house in
y street and gone to Atlantic City to
spend Easter. She will not reopen her
house this season. but will make ar
rangements to leave early in the spring
for Europe. Miss Ogden-Jones. her
daughter. who is now with her aunt at
New London. Conn, will accompany her
mother abroad.