The Washington times., 1913-02-26
Dinner This Evening Will Be
Followed by Musicale by
Celebrated Artists.

TINE PRESIDENT AND MRS.
TAFT will be the guests in COM
i pliment to whom Mrs. Richard
Townsend will entertain at a din
ner this evening. followed by musicale
at her residence in Massachusetts
avenue. This entertainment. which will
he one of the smartest entertainments
of the Lenten season. will probably be
'he last function which the President
and Mrs. Taft will attend before leav-
ing Washington.
The program will be given by a num-
per Of celebrated artists, including Ed
mond Clement, the French tenor, and
Nine. Bori, soprano. from the Metro.
politan Opera Company. 80,
Miss Pendleton and her niece. Miss
Marcy Pendleton, will entertain at a tea
his afternoon at 5 o'clock at Stone
leigh Court when Miss Helen Taft and
her cousin. Miss Catherine Anderson,
VIII be among the guests.
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The Counselor OF the German En-
bassy and Mrs. Haniel Won Hahn
hsusen will entertain party of young
people at dinner this evening, includ-
ING Miss Taft and her cousin, Miss An
derson. OF Cincinnati, taking them aft
erward 10 the musicale which Mrs.
Townsend is giving.
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Mrs. l.. Z. Letter will be among the
dinner hOstesses this evening.
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The officers of the .. S. s. Mayfower
entertained at luncheon today aboard
The little craft.
The wedding of Miss Marguerite Kath-
crime Stutz, daughter of Dr. and Mrs
John a Stutz, to James d. Gronna, son
Of Senator and Mrs. Gronna, of North
Dakota, will take place this evening a,
3 O'Clock at the home of the brides
parents, 1854 Thirteenth street the Rev
:. L. a. Doermann, of Grace Episcopal
CkurcE, officiating in the presence OF
the members OF the famc.es and a few
Intimate friends.
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Mrs. Eldridge Jordan is chairman ot
,hc committee in charge Of the terrapir
.Iucheon which will be given for the
pcnet1t of the Junior Republic tomorrow
rum = until > O'Clock, and on F'riday
md Saturday, at I2l7 G street Others
who are assisting Mrs Jordan are Mrs
>. c Neale. Mrs. Walter B. Woodson
-drs. Louis Lehr. Miss Natalie Ma
Sruder, Miss Rose Mary Bradford, ant
Miss Ruth Parker.
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Mrs Eunice Sanford James will enter
tain at a large tea this afternoon frorr
: until o'clock. ip the George Wash
IEgton library OF The PoRhatan Hotel.
I'aims. ferns and quantities Of spring
DiOssUmS have been used TO adorn the
TUOm and a string orchestra will play
throughout the afternoon.
Assisting Mrs. James in receiving her
guests will be Mrs. Howell Smith, Mrs.
Eugenia Washington Brown, Mrs
George A. Armes, and Mrs Z. S. James.
Presiding In the dining room will be
Mrs. Clarke Jones, Mrs. Marion White,
Mrs. Harold Painter, Miss Nellie Claire
Howard. and Miss Margaret Morrison.
The hostess will receive her guests in
an imported gown of gold colored char.
ipcuse made with an overdrapery oi
2oId-colored chiffon embroidered in q
design OF flowers in vari-colored beads
Mrs Il. S James will wear black net
'sff sdlllt Win AIlIi4iilliisS Vi iaAt ciu
point lace.
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Mrs. George Smith, wife of Com
uTander Smith, u. 5. N, will arrive in
Washington Saturday from Philadel'
phia TO be the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
George Y. Wheeler for the Inauguration
Edgar Lawson, of New York city. viii
also be a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Wheel.
q. and will arrive in Washington Sun
day morning.
Mrs. George Peck, jr-. and her daugh
ter, Miss Mardo Peck. have arrived IL
Washington after a two months visi
in the West. In January Miss Peel
Was formally presented to society a
the home OF her grandfather, forme
Governor Peck of Wisconsin.
Tomorrow evening Nine. Mountford o
Jerusalem, win deliver her lecture ol
The Crucifixion and Resurrection" a
the First Presbyterian Church in JON
Marshall placa.