The Washington times., 1913-01-22
President and Mrs. Taft to Give Tea
For Chamber of Commerce Delegates
Miss Isabel Vincent. of st. Paul,
Is Guest of Miss Helen Taft
at the White House.
.IE PRESIDENT AND MRS. TAFT

"IE PRESIDENT AND MRS. TAFT
will give a tea at the White
ii House this afternoon for the
delegates TO the Chamber of Com
merce of the United States They will
receive their guests in the Blue Room.
and tea will be served in the state
dining room.
Miss Isabel Vincent, of ST. Paul,
Mimi, arrived at the White House to-
day to make a visit of some length
Miss Taft and Miss vincent, with Rob-
ert Taft. and others. made a months
trip In the saddle over the mountains
and through Yellowstone Park early last
fall. :
Mrs. Louis More. of Cincinnati. sister
Of Mrs. Taft, who has been her guest
for several weeks, returned to her
home today. :. -
Under the patronage OF the Neither
lands Minister and Nine. Eoudon, Nine.
Julia kulp. the famous Dutch singer
who sang at the White House for the
President and Mrs Taft the night of
their dinner TO the diplomats, will re-
turn to Washington to give a concert
st the Columbia Theater, the afternoon
Of February e. - 90 q
Teas and other events for the late
afternoon not previously arranged will
give way to the concert. as the list of
petronesses embraces almost the entire
social roster. No two members of the
Diplomatic Corps have eyer done moro
for the elevation of the musical world
of Washington than the Dutch Minis
ter and Mmc. Loudon. and in return.
their friends are showing their appre-
citation.
Miss Frances Lippitt, daughter of
Senator Henry +. Lippitt of Rhode
Island. entertained Informally at Iun-
cheon today for Miss Helen Taf: and
her house guest, Miss Isabel vincent.
Mrs. Henry r. Dimock entertained
ct luncheon today for her house guests
Mrs. Frederick Thompson and Mrs
Arthur Dodge. of New York Others of
the party were Mrs John Hay, Mrs.
Nicholas Anderson. Mrs Robert NC
Cormick. Mrs. Samuel Spencer. Mrs.
Thomas F. Bayard, Mrs. John p. Hem
derson. Mrs. John Hays Hammond.
MIS-. Norman williams, Mrs. lockwood
Hoar. Mrs. Lyman, Mrs. Phil Sheridan.
Burton Harrison. Mrs. Richards Mrs
Matthew T, Scott. Mrs. Julian James.
Mrs. Mark Hanna, Mrs. Morris, and
Mrs Eugene Hale. -...,--..-..
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A large and smart audience attended
the Philharmonic concert yest.rday
afternoon al the New National Then |
ter. Mrs. Taft, accompanied by Mime |
Loudon, Mrs. John Hays Hammond. |
Mrs Peckham. and Ars. More. sister
OF Mrs. Taft. occupied the Presidential i
bo1, and In the adjoining box the Ger
man Ambassador had with him Mr.
Meyer aad Congressman and Mrs.
Longworth. Mrs. lockwood Hoar en-
tertalned in her box Miss Esther
Cleveland. Miss Elizabeth Reid Rogers.
and Miss Frances Hoar.
Others IN the audience were Mrs.
Wickersham, Mrs. Nicholas Anderson,
Mrs. Calderon Carlisle, Mrs Howe,
Judge and Mrs. Martin A Knapp. MI.
Hcnnen Jennings, Mr.. Randolph Nc
Kim. Mr.. and Mrs. George Eustis.
Mrs. George Howard. Mis. Spcnc e.
Cosby. Mrs Slaier. Miss Gwynn, Mr..
Samuel Hir. Mrs. Nathaniel Francis.
Mrs. Hugh Wallace, Mrs. Hinckley.
hiss Hincklcy. DIR. and Mrs Chatard.
Mrs. Buckner Randolph, Mrs Maus,
and Mrs. Harlow
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DR.. and Mrs. Boiling will entertain at
a large tea at the Wyoming this after
noon, inviting their guests TO meet Dr..
Harry Langford Wilson, OF the Johns
Hopkins University, who has Just been
made president Of the American InstI-
tute of Archaeology.
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson will enter
tain at dinner tonight for DIR. Wilson.
The Brazilian ambassador will return
10 Washington today from a short visit
IN New York, spent with Nine daGama,
who is recovering from a recent Illness
Mrs. Leonard Wood returned TO Fort
Nyer today from Baltimore, and a.
with her her younger son, who has
been Ill at the Johns Hopkins Hospital
IN that city. Mr. Wood is a Harvard
junior, and Will remain here with HIS
parents until he RECEIVERS sufi1ciently TO
return to Cambridge.