The Washington herald., 1913-11-07
Theat,er Party

| The President, Miss Eleanor Wilson, and
J white House guests, the Misses Smith,
/ and DR.. Grayson, occupied box at the
Columbia Thester last night
| Mrs. woodrow Wilson and Miss Jessie
Wilson went to New York yesterday on
a shopping expedition. They win return
here shortly.
| Mrs. Wilson has taken box at the
| Belasco Theater for the performance OF
..Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, "
/ the proceeds of which will be given to
the National Junior Republic On Friday
afternoon a special matinee performance
will be given also for the same charlty.
The Chief of Stan OF the Army and
Mrs Leonard Wood entertained at din-
ner last night at their quarters In Fort
Meyer In honor Of Miss Margaret VII
son.
Mrs Stilson Hutchins and her brother
Mr.. Robert Keeling, arrived In wash
Iingtou YESTERDAY afternoon and are es-
tablished In the formers house iI Mas
sachusetts Avenue. Mrs. Hutchins spent
the summer and autumn at NEWPORT and
Tuxedo Park.
Ar. John Barrett, director general OF
the Pan American Union, has gone 10
Minneapolis, Mimi, as a gue~- OF the
city, to deliver the principal address al
a Pan American celebration which VIII
be held November In the new Pro-
Cathedral Of the Northwest "-'"r which
Archbishop Ireland presides-
A farewell hop will be given tonight
at Fort Myer. Va, In honor Of the Of
ficers Of the Fifteenth Cavalry and their
wives, who depart shortly for their new
post at Fort Bliss The dance is given
by the wives of the officers remaining
at Fort Myer.
Mrs. william Jennings Bryan. wife Of
the Secretary OF State, has resumed her
Wednesday afternoons at home at Cal
umet Place. She is the first Cabinet
hostess to establish her days at home
this winter.
Senior Don Joaquin MendeZ, the Minis
ter Of Guatemala, gave a luncheon party
yesterday in honor OF DR.. William Hayne
Leavell, of Carrollton, Miss, who was
recently appointed by the President
American Minister to Guatemala. The
guests included: Mr.. W. J. Bryan.
Secretary of State; the American Min
lister to Guatemala; Mr.. John Bas-
sett More, Counselor OF the State De-
partment; Mr.. CaIvo, Minister of Costa
Rica; DR.. Rojas, Minister of Ven
ezuela; Mr.. Pezet, Minister OF Peru; DR..
Membreno. Minister OF Honduras; Gen.
Chamorra, Minister OF Nicaragua; DR..
Duenas, Minister of Salvador; Mr. John
Barrett, Director General. Pan-Amer-
lean Union; Gen. G. W. Davis, former
American Minister to Guatemala: Dr.
Hannis Taylor, former American Min
lister to Spain; Mr.. J. z. Lefevre, sec
retary of the Panama Legation: Mr.
Boaz Long, Chief of the Bureau OF
Latin-American Affairs Of the State De-
partment; Mr.. Sydney Y. Smith, Chief
OF the Diplomatic Bureau OF the De-
partment of State; Mr.. F. J. Yanes.
assistant director Pan-American Union;
Mr.. Ira c. Bennett, editor of the Wash
ington Post; Mr.. Theodore W. Noyes,
editor Of the Evening Star; Mr.. Ash
ton G. Clapham. president Commercial
National Bank. and Mr.. Peronneau
Coffin, previate secretary to the Minister
from Guatemala
Senator F. NJ. Simmons. OF North Car
olina, has leased the residence OF Mr.
J. 7. Baines, 3612 Macomb Street, Cleve-
land Park, for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Amory Maddox
hare returned to their home in Wyoming
Avenue, after spending time
at the Marlborough-Blenhei Atlantic
City, N. J.