The Washington times., 1913-05-20

members of the graduating
classes of the schools and semi
naries in and around Washington thia
afternoon at O'Clock. They will stand
In the East Room, and the Misses VIII
son and Miss Helen Woodrow Bones
Win also be present and assist in greet
ing the guests.
Tea will be served in the state dining
room. and the Marine Band will be sta
tioned in the Red Corridor and win
play throughout the afternoon.
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The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs..
Josephus Daniels returned to the Capt.
tai today from a visit to Washington,
n. c.. the birthplace Of the Secretary.
Tomorrow the Secretary and Mrs. Dam
iels viii 90 to Annapolis. Md.
The Secretary of the Interior and Mra
Franklin X. Lane will entertain infor-
msiiy at dinner tonight for their house
guests. Mr.. ard Mrs. John wigmore, of
Chicago.
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Baron Zwiedenek. counselor of the
Austro-Hungarian embassy. has gone to
New York to remain for several days.
have as q house guest Mrs. Cunning.
ham Hall. Of Richmond, the sister Of
Mrs. Swanson. who arrived in the Capt..
tai yesterday for short visit
A large party from Washington win
20 out to Broo<iand, d. c., to attend
the annual rose show at the Masonic
Temple. The Postmaster General will
open the show, and among others at
tending VIII be Mrs. Burleson, the Sec
retary OF Agriculture and Mrs. Houston,
Senator and Mrs Henry F. Ashurst Of
Arizona. Senator and Mrs. Fletcher OF
Florida. Congressman and Mrs. James
X. Mann Of Illinois. CONGRESSMAN and
Mrs. j. Charles Linthicum of Maryland,
Congressman and Mrs. Towner of Iowa,
Judge and Mrs. Charles McChord. Con-
gresham Bartholdt of Missouri. Capt
John ]. Cookery of st. Louis, Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. T. Hull, Miss Hull. Miss
Kathyrn walsh. of Iowa; Miss Kathryn
Noel. and others.
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Congressman and Mrs. W. d. B. Ainey
of Pennsylvania entertained Informally
at luncheon at the Hotel Astor, New
York. on Saturday evening in honor Of
sir George Reid. of London.
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Sir Cecil Spring Rice, the new ambas-
sador Of Great Britain to this country,
was the guest of honor at a large din
ner party entertained last night by Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Henry.
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Rear Admiral and Mrs. John MCGOWAN
have closed their Washington house.
and will sail from New York this week
IN BE- -,
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Mrs. Redfeid. wife of the Secretary Of
Commerce. will leave Washington on
Thursday, May g. for visit to Brook
: lyn and Montreal. and will remain until
! the last of June, when she will return
TO the Capital.
The Siamese Minister and Princess
Traidos Prabandah. with the First Sec
retary and Mrs Edward II. LOTUS. Maj
Choate, attache, and Mai Jajaval, Will
leave Washington the last of the month
for East Gloucester. Mass, where they
Will spend the summer. The minister
and the entire legation staff will leave
the Capital together, and they will all
stop in New York en- route 10 Massa-
chusetts.
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Mss Emelia Seubert, of Montclair,
~. j., who has been the guest of Col.
Robert Craig, L. s. A. and Mrs. Craig
at their home, ls2e i street, for some
days. has returned to her home. The
engagement Of Miss Seubert and David
NJ. Craig. elder son Of the Colonel and
:. Mrs. Craig. has just been announced.
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Mrs. Marshall. wife OF the Vice Presi-
dent, will be the only Cabinet hostess
who will be at home tomorrow afternoon.
She will receive informally at the Shore
ham. after o'clock.
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Mrs. Talbot and Miss Amylita Talbot
are spending a few days in New York
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Miss Clare deGraffenreid will be hos
ties at tea this afternoon at her home.
1895 Seventeenth street, when many
women from official and resident society
will be her guests. Among the former
win be Mrs. Marshall and Mrs Burle-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs @. Warfield Simpson
have sent out invitations TO the we'd
ding Of their daughter. Miss Alice Maude
Simpson and Ensign John McFall Syi-
voUfr, U. 8. N, Wednesday evening
1une 8, ~ O'Clock, In st. Stephens
3Dlecopaa Church.