The Washington times., 1913-04-23
The Misses Wilson Will Take
Part in Receiving Members
Of National Academy.

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will receive the members of the
i National Academy Of Science At
the White House this afternoon.
The Misses Wilson will be In the Blue
Room with their parents and Miss
kBones and Miss Adai Scott, of Prince
ttor, will also assist. Miss Hagner will
/ be IN the state dining room. where the
1 tea table is laid. The guests are in
kvited for 80.
Mrs. Edward r. Qualtrough. wife Of
Commander Qualtrough, u. 8. N, en-
tertained at luncheon today at the
Chevy Chase Club In compliment to
Mrs. Duncan McKim.
The table decorations were of forget
: me-nots and yellow daisies, and after
., the luncheon the guests played bridge.
& Invited to meet Mrs. McKm were
Mrs. Ingalls,. Mrs. Charles Davis. Mrs
McCauley. Mrs. Rawlings Morse, Mrs.
lLeonard Wood. Mrs. Richard Weight
eman. Mrs. Willard 8. Brownson. Mrs.
Rowland Chase, Mrs Thomas w.
symons, and Mrs Merriam.
Congressman and Mrs. CuIlop of In
diana win go to st. Louis on Monday
for several days.
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:, CONGRESSMAN and Mrs. Kinkead win
entertain at bridge-auction party FRI
day evening
The wedding Of Miss Louise warheld.
second daughter of former Gov. and
Mrs Edwin warfield. of Maryland. to
Count Vladimir Ledochowski, Of Poland.
will take place at noon on Wednesday,
May z, At the home Of the brides
parents in Linden avenue. Baltimore.
Cardinal Gibbons will perform the mar
Rage ceremony.
Mrs. White, wife of the Chief Justice
Of the Supreme Court. was the guest OF
honor for whom Mrs. William Alden
smith wife OF Senator Alden Smith Of
Michigan, entertained at beautifully
appointed luncheon today. The addf-
tionai guests were the wives of the as
sociate justices of the Supreme Court
and several others
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Rear Admiral Bradley A. Fiske. L. 8.
N, and Mrs. Fiske will entertain at
dinner this evening. followed by a dou-
BILE box party at he Belasco Theater.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock will entertain
guests at dinner tonight in compliment
to the Secretary of War and Mrs. Gar
rison-
Mrs. Robert W. Patterson and her
daughter, Countess Gizycka- will close
: their house here about May 10. and will
go to Lake Forest, ILL.,. for the early
summer. They will spend the mid-sum-
mer at Newport.
The Commandant of the Marine Bar
racks and Mrs. William p. Biddle have
as guests Miss Helen Smith of Vincen-
mes. Ind, and Mrs. Jane A. lizard. of
asst. Louis. for whom they will entertain
at dinner tonight, followed by
dance
Mrs. James F. Barbour and Miss Mar
guerite Barbour, who have spent the
greater part of the winter away from
Washington, have returned to their
home in Rhode Island avenue. Mrs.
Barbour has for many years been close
Iy identified with the charity move
sments Of Washington.
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The Second German Secretary and
Madame KienIin and their children will
go 10 Ne" 1OTk Oh MOHudS, dIlO VIII
sail the following day on board the
Kaiser Wilhelm II for Germany. Mad
anne Kienlin and her children will re-
main abroad for the summer, but Mr.
Rienlin will return here in July, and
Join the embassy staff at Newport.
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The Postmaster General and Mrs.
Bureson were guests at dinner last
night of Col and Mrs. Robert NJ.
Thompson. who entertained besides, Mr..
Justice and Mrs. Pitney. Senator snd
Mrs. O'Gorman, the Assistant Secre-
-tary of the Navy and Mrs. Franklin
d. Roosevelt, Mrs. Leonard Wood, Mr..
: and Mrs. Mitchell Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh c. Wallace, Mrs. Marshall Field.
Mrs. Huidekoper. Miss Oliver, Miss
Sykes. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jeffrey
Parsons. Major Won Herwarth. German
military attache: Capt. Thomas S.
Rodgers. John Barrett, Rear Admiral
: Sidney Staunton, Eustace c. Wheeler,
of st. Louis.