The Washington times., 1913-05-11
Wife Of Chief Executive Has
Sent '0ut Cards for Small
Dance and a Tea.

- HE President and Mrs. Wilson,
who have as guests their rela-
tiyes, Mrs. Woodrow and Mrs.
Wells, of Denver, had the party
further augmented last night By the ar
rival of Miss Hoyt, of Baltimore, who
| is spending the day. They all attended
| church this morning.
Mrs Wilson occupied a box at the
Columbia last night and had with her
Miss Bones, Mrs. Thomas Woodrow and
Mrs. Wells.
Yesterday, Mrs. Wilson and the Misses
Wilson sent out cards for a small dance
at the White House on Thursday night
in for tea at o'clock Tuesday after
noon.
The Secretary Of Agriculture and Mrs.
Houston, who are now at the High
lands, have taken the residence. III p
street, and will take possession of it
early this week.
Col. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Thompson
will entertain seventy or more guests
at luncheon tomorrow. having a num-
ber of prominent women and men to
ference.
Mrs. Thompson will leave Washington
in the afternoon for New York. and
Colonel Thompson will leave at mid
night for that city. They will sail from
New York for Europe Wednesday and
viii spend the summer abroad.
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Mrs. Samuel N. Barker. of the Chevy
Chase Seminary. is entertaining a house
party for commencement week. The
guests are Miss Theda Beresheim and
Miss Helen Benton. Of iowa: Miss Ruth
Pierson and Miss -Bernice Brownlee. Of
Michigan: Miss Louise Chase, of Indi-
ana: Miss Dorothy Parkhurst and Miss
Mildred Anderson, Of New York; Miss
Harriet Forbes. of Illinois; Miss Dorothy
Meyers, Of New Mexico; Miss Dorothy
Hypes. Of Ohio: Miss Tessa Henry. Of
Indiana: Miss Edna Perkins, and Miss
Enie Zabriskie. of New Jersey.
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The Smith College Club of washington
will present two little plays on Thurs
is, at the home of Miss Frances Car
penter, 1898 Connecticut avenue.
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Ar. anu mrB. AdIZ AuuerSOu arc
spending some days in Washington.
They were the guests of the President
and Mrs. Wilson at the garden party
Friday. and attended the wise-G Glover
wedding yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Randolph
Randolph Hearst, jr., George Ran
Y~t D>A
Hearst, are in Washington for q visit
of some days and are quartered at
the New Willard.
The boys will attend the great fete
at Friendship tomorrow, and their
generosity toward the good cause OF
the Children's Hospital will be in
keeping with the work of their grand
mother, Mrs. Phoebe Hearst. in es-
tablishing free kindergartens for
Washington.
Constantin Dumba, ambassador Of
Austria Hungary. who returned yes
terday from Boston. has selected q
place at Manchester. Mass, as q sum-
mer home for the embassy.
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Mrs. ]. Burnet Crane has sent out
invitations for the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Katharine Z. Crane,
to Harold S. Brown, of Plainfield, n.
u. The ceremony will take place at
St. Adams Church on Wednesday,
June 4. at u O'Clock.
The bride will have as her two at
tendants Miss Estelle Crane and
Miss Marion Brown. of Plainfield. Miss
Crane has been spending ten days at
Atlantic City with Mrs. Irving Brown,
and will return to Washington this
afternoon.
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The Netherlands Minister and
Madame Loudon entertained at dinner
last night for the Austro- Hungarian
ambassador, Mr.. Dumba, and had to
meet him, among other guests, Senator
Root. Senator Burton, Mrs. James w.
Pfnchot, Mr.. Hedri. second Austrian
secretary and Major Pierre Stevens, U.
s. A.
Countess de Peretti de la Rocca left
Washington this morning for Hot
Springs. Va, and Deer Park. Nd, to
select summer home.
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Mrs. Charles Deering, Of Chicago and
New York. is the guest Of Mrs. Robert
Mccormick, and met at a dinner given
oy her hostess last night the PortE-
guese minister, Senator and Mrs. Pcin-
man and Mrs. Copley. Congressman
Gillett, Mr.. anc Mrs. Arthur Willert.
Mr.. and Mrs O'Laughlin, and others.