The Washington times., 1913-03-02

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MRS. HUNTINGTON WILSON.
The Assistant Secretary. Of State and
Mrs. Wilson entertaineds at a&musicale
this afternoon for the President and
Mrs. Taft
Mrs. Thomas K. Laughlin, the young
er sister of Mrs. Taft, Is preparing to
close her house in N. street the first. Of
the week. She will; accompany the
President and Mrs. Taft and Miss TAFT
to Augusta, Ga
On Friday afternoon Of Easter week
the Paint and Powder Club. Of Bal
timore, will pres ant the opera, Flora
dora" at the Belasco Theater for the
benefit of the Christ Child Society.
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Mrs. B. B. welchler, wife OF Dr.
welchler. and Miss Olga .obernauer., OF
Pittsburgh, Pa, have arrived in wash
ington and are the guests Of Mrs. ID. H.
Rosen, at 2629 Connecticut avenue. for
the inauguration.
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The Vice P-esident-elect and Mrs.
Marshall will be among the guests at
the reception tomorrow evening at the
New Willard, which is being given by
the District of Columbia branch of the
Southern League of Woman's National
Wilson and Marshall Organization. Of
which Mrs. George A. Armes is chair
man, in compliment to the visiting gov
ernors. All visiting and local Demo-
.crats are invited, no formal invitations
having been sent out.
Mrs. George A. Armes will receive the
guests, assisted by Mrs. ]. H. Stephens.
Mrs. j. C. Linthieun,t Mrs. d. M
Hughes, Mrs. c. A. Francis, Mrs. John
Poole. Mrs. ]. Fagg Morgan, Mrs. P. j.
Lennox, Mrs. Olin Hancock, Mrs. Wick
life Rose, Mrs. c. w. McNaughton,
Mrs. Etha- Patterson Griffin. Mrs. John
F. Costello, Mrs. Lester Barr. Mrs. NJ
G. Bonham, Mrs. w. G. Harvey, jr.,
Mrs. James w. iHeustis. Mrs. C. H..
Merwin, Mrs. A. Caminetti. Mrs. Mar
shall, Miss Evelyn Pegus, and Mrs. C.
H. Merwin. The pages will be Miss
Ruth Tribble, Miss Jenamine Rusk,
Miss Fuller, Miss Cove. Miss Morgan.
Miss Heustis. Miss Smith. Miss Dun
ham, and Miss Lesher.
DR.. Clarence Owen will make the in
Productions. assisted by John Poole.
John F. Costello is chairman of the
mems entertainment committee. and is
assisted by many Democrats.
This reception, which will be quite
the largest entertainment of the week,
will be the real introduction of the new
Democratic official set in Washington
society.
"Open house will be kept at the
headquarters of the District Of Colum-
bia branch of the Southern League Of
the Woman's Wilson and Marshall Or
ganization. on the second floor Of the
New Willard Hotel, opening this after
noon and continuing through Thursday.
Here all visiting Democrats will receive
a hearty welcome. and everything will
be done by the committees in charge to
assist them. A registration book will
be kept for the use of the visitors In
locating their friends.
visitors in locating their friends
Tickets will be distributed here for
the special drill at Fort Myer on
compliment to the District branch of
the organization and visiting; Demo
Gratis. On account of the limited space
in the riding hall. the best tickc;s will
be given to the visitors who have not
seen one Of these drills before.
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Dr. Celia Parker Woolley. of Chi
cago, Ill. is the guest for the inaug-
uration of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L.
Macdonald.
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott has return
ed from Atlantic City and will enter
tain as her guests for the Inaugural
tion Mr.. and Mrs. Carl ,Vrooman. Of
Bloomington. Ill, and Major and Mrs.
Eric Bergland and Miss BergIand, Of
Baltimore.
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Miss Frances Gist Finley has sent out
cards for a tea at the Rochambeau on
Wednesday afternoon, to meet Miss
Katharine Woodrow. Of Columbia, S.
c., and Countessina Piola-Caselli, of
Rome, who is spending the winter in
Washington as the guest Of Mrs. Albert
Janin.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. v. H. Pitney, Of
Morristown. N. j., arrived in Wash
ington yesterday and are stopping at
the Shoreham. t.
Mrs. William De Forest and Miss
Fairbanks, of Decatur, H.. are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Bride at
their home on Cathedral avenue. Mrs.
Bride will entertain for her guests at
the Chevy Chase Club Wednesday.