The Washington times., 1913-03-03
Last Day of Their Stay in
the National Capital Will
Be Most Strenuous.

FTHE last day of the President and
Mrs Taft in the White House
Z will be quite as strenuous at
their first, and IL their time per-
taiued. they could receive a procession
Of People miles long. who would like to
bid them God speed. As it is, they
have with difficulty arranged to fill in
each hour Of the day with important
eFsg is.
EIss. Taft will be the guest of the
CEjcers Of the woman's Suffrage parade
IL their box this afternoon.
Lster in the afternoon, the President
md Mrs Taft win receive the heads
Of embassies and legations, who call
20 i'd them good by.
at O'Clock, the Presidert-eiect and
Hrs Wilson viii .call upon the Presi-
dsnf and Mrs. Taft. at the White
FEor,e
IRE President and Mrs Taft win be
tutertained at dinner tonight by Miss
MEbsl Boardman.
Kiss Taft win be the guest for whom
sis. and Mrs. Chandler Hale win en-
tersArn guests at dinner tonight
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Miss Taft spent the morning in re-
ceivtng her girl friends and in making
hurried calls.
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Mr. and Mrs. William McC. Wilson
entertained at dinner last night in one
of the private dining rooms at the
Ehoreham. having as guests Mr.. and
Mrs John A. Wilson, Edwin Wilson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred McC. Wilson, Miss
Elizabeth Wilson, and Wayne Blskele,
and little Miss Elizabeth Wilson, daugh-
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Mr.. and Mrs william MeC. Wilson
have arrived from FRANKLIN, Pa, and
are at the Shoreham, where they joined
other members of the Wilson family.
Mrs. Wilson is well known in Wash
ington as Miss Celia Sibley, daughter
of former Congressman j. c. Sibley of
Franklin. Pa
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Senator O'Gorman of New York was |
5oined at the Shoreham yesterday by |
Mrs. O'Gorman and the Misses o'Gor- |
man.
The President and Council of the |
North Carolina Society of Washington |
extend an invitation to all North Caro- |
Iinians In Washington to an informal |
reception they are giving this evening |
at the Confederate Veterans Associa-
ton Hall, 1922 Vermont avenue. from
7:ao until $50 O'Clock. in compliment TO |
the governor of North Carolina.
Senator and Mrs. Simmons and Sena-
tor and Mrs Overman. the other men,
bers Of the North Carolina delegation
sn Congress and their wives. and Mr..
and Mrs. Josephus Daniels will receive
the guests, assisted by the reception
committee. which includes. J. A.
Holmes, president: DR.. John w. Stew
art, A. T. Hill. c. D. Ellsworth. Parker
r. Anderson, R. o. f. Davis. C. w.
Huske, Thomas NJ. Robertson. w. E.
Eller. DR. Gilmer Brenizer. and w. F.
Tomlinson.
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Albert l.. Mills
have as guests for the weeK, Clark
Howell. editor OF the Atlanta Constitu-
ton, and Mrs. Howell, who arrived here
NJ noon.
After luncheon at the home Of General
and Mrs Mills, Mr.. and Mrs. Howell
went TO the Ellipse TO watch the general
review the Culver Cadets, who are here
ss the escort of the Vice President-eiect
at the inaugural ceremonies tomorrow.
Later In the day, General and Mrs.
Mills and their guests. called upon the
Vice President-elect and Mrs. Marshall
1t the Shoreham.
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Mrs. Lamar Lipscomb, OF Georgia,
who is staying at the New Willard.
will entertain at an informal tea there
this afternoon, the greater number of
her guests being the Southerners now
visiting in the city.
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Colonel and Mrs. John L. Glenn will
entertain a dinner party at Rauscher's
tomorrow night.
On Thursday party of Congressional
people including Congressman and Mrs. |
E. R. Bathrfck Of Ohio, Congressman
and Mrs. L. p. Padgett of Tennessee,
and Mrs. z. w. Roberts {
OF Massachusetts, Congressman and
MITE Tnbble and Miss Tribble of Geor-
gia, and Congressman and Mrs. S. A.
Of Mississippi. will sail
from New York for trip to Cuba and q