The Washington times., 1913-02-02
Pennsylvania Congressman In
duces Chief Executive to
Change Usual Plans.
- HR PRESIDENT and Mrs. Taft
digressed from their usual Gus

| y tom of church going, and this
morning, accompanied by Con-
gressman Butler, a Quaker, attended
service at the Friends Meeting Rouse
in / street. Major Rhodes accompanied
| the party also.
l The President usually attends All
Souls Unitarian Church, in Fourteenth
street, while Mrs. Taft goes .to st.
Johns Episcopal Church, in Lafayette
| square. ~
Easter Monday is being held open by
a number of people prominent in army
| and navy circles, and society in general
for the ball to be given at the Navy
Yard on that night, for the benefit OF
| the Army and Navy League. Numerous
| dinner parties at the yard. where the
ball will be given, and elsewhere, will
preceded the ball.
| Mrs. Alexander Sharp is chairman Of
the executive committee. and other
| members of the committee are Mrs.
| Henry H. Barroll, Mrs. ]. L. Bayard.
| Mrs. c. H. Davis, Mrs. Henry Jouett,
| Miss Nourse, Mrs. w. W. White, Mrs.
Frank E. Beatty, and Mrs. II. C. Nc
Intosh.5 Capt. A. L. willard is chair
man of the floor committee.
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The Attorney General and Mrs. Wick
| ersham will sail from San Francisco on
| March Is for a trip around the world.
They will be accompanied by Miss
Martha Bowers, Miss Frances Noyes,
and Frederick Moore, of New York.
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Mrs. Levi p. Morton has arrived in
Washington, and will remain at the
Shoreham while here. Her house IN
Rhode Island avenue is undergoing ex-
tensive changes. and will not be ready
for occupancy until next season.
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The most brilliant musical event of the
week will be the concert at the Column
bia Theater on Tuesday afternoon,
when, under the immediate patronage
of the Netherlands Minister and Nine
Loudon, Mime. Julia Culp will sing.
She is famed in her own country for
her beautiful voice, and sang at the
White House on her previous visit here
Mrs. Taft, Nine. Loudon, Mrs. L. T.
Letter. and Mrs. Carlisle are among the
box holders, while the house Is being
well sold out to a charming audience of
| music lovers.
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DR.. and Mrs. Robert Y. Sullivan en-
tertained at beautiful reception last
evening in the Burlington in honor of
Mrs. Clarence Grange, of California,
sister of Mrs. Sullivan, and Mrs. ].
Hooper Caffee.
DR.. and Mrs. Sullivan received their
guests in the parlors Of the Burlington.
which were beautifully adorned with
palms and flowers. Those assisting
were Mrs. Frederick SWEET, mother of
| the hostess, Mrs. w. Scott Smith, Miss
Mabel Smith, Mrs. William Seyboth,
Miss Helen Durnin. Miss Gertrude Car
penter. Miss Harriet Snow. Miss Edith
SWEET, Miss Jane Gray Gardner, Miss
Alice Wright, and Miss Lillian Men
augh..
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Mrs Samuel Spencer will be guest of
honor on Georgia Day of the Southern
Industrial Educational Association which
will be celebrated in the associations
headquarters, room 331, Southern build
ing, early in the month.
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Mrs. George A. Armes. chairman OF
the Wilson and Marshall organization.
J will entertain at a tea Monday after
noon from to 6, at 264s Woodley road,
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league. Mrs. Armes Will be assisted by
Mrs Bankhead, of Alabama; Mrs. Dud-
ley NJ. Hughes, of Georgia; Miss Hen
| rietta Louise Hughes, Mrs. Chase
Palmer. Mrs. Lula r Morgan, Mrs.
| Hancock. Mrs. E. C. Lesher. Mrs. ]. II.
| Stephens, OF Texas: Mrs. Lester Barr.
Mrs E., ]. Lockwood, Mrs. Wycliffe
| Rose, and Miss Evelyn Pegues. secre-
| tary of the Southern League Woman's
| National Wilson and Marshall organiza-
ton. who Is spending the winter in
Washington.
During the afternoon Miss Pegues will
give a short talk on the work ac-
complished by the Southern League,
under the direction OF Mrs. Borden
Hartman, of New York. chairman OF
the national Wilson and Marshall or
ganization, and Mrs. Frank L. Wood
ruff, chairman of the Southern league.
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Mrs Short A. Willis and Miss Olive
f. Willis will go to New York on
Tuesday, and will sail from there for
Galveston. and thence to Cuba and
other Southern points. They will be
absent from the Capital for about five
weeks.
Mrs. Martin and Miss Martin. OF Lon
don. are staying at the Shoreham for
some days.
William Loeb. jr.. former secretary to
President Roosevelt. is making a short
visit in Washington. He is staying at
the Shoreham.
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All preparations have been completed
for the annual collegiate social event.
the Georgetown Law Juniors Prom,
which is to be held tomorrow evening
at o'clock in the New Willard Hotel.
From present indications, the ''l9l4'
prom. will be the most attractive and
largest attended since the inauguration
of these dances. A large number OF
he alumni will be present.
The patrons and committee are as
follows: Justice and Mrs. II. NJ. Cla-
bau2h, Justice and Mrs. Ashley N.
Gould Justice and Mrs. Daniel T.