The Washington times., 1913-03-27
Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
10 Be Guests At Tea This Afternoon

of the press in Washington. who are
the social representatives of their paper
at the White House this afternoon at
$50 O'Clock.
Miss Wilson. Miss Eleanor Wilson, and
in receiving the guests, and Miss Hagner
will preside at the tea table.
Miss Jessie Wilson left Washington
this morning for Baltimore to attend
the mass meeting to be held this after
noon in Ford's Opera House in aid of
the Goucher College fund. She will read
the Presidents message and make an
! address. During her stay Miss Wilson
| will be the guest of Mrs. Hans Froe-
licher, in North Charles street, and at
luncheon today she was the guest of
Miss Lulie Hooper
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The French Counselor and Countess
de Peretti de la Rocca will entertain
small dinner party tonight
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The Baltimore Chapter of the Daugh-
! tiers of the American Revolution, the
| oldest, largest, and mother chapter In
, Maryland, will celebrate founders day
| on Saturday at Arundel Hall. Mrs. NJ.
/. Weller. Of Washington. has been in
| vited to make the address, and has Sc
lected as her subject The Earliest PIo-
! neer of Maryland
Mr.. and Mrs. Weller will attend. by
special invitation. the social court of the
Ark and Dove Society at the Hall OF
Colonial Danes.
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This evening at s o'clock at inter
esting party will gather at the resi-
| dence of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert III. Pat
chin for the christening ceremony Of
their four-month-old daughter, Miss
Phyllis Carver Patchin. The Rev. Au-
! thur Thompson, of Trinity Church, at
Portsmouth, Va, an old friend of the
family, will officiate. After the baby
has been christened the young son and
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
Beach will be baptized. They are Sam
ueI Ferguson Beach and Elizabeth Nor
gan Beach.
An informal supper party will follow
the ceremony and a number of young
people, including the two young daugh-
, tiers Of the Postmaster General and Mrs
Burleson, will attend
The Rev. MIR. Thompson is the son
China for fifty-one years.
Mr.. and Mrs William Burton. ac-
companied by their infant daughter. will
leave Washington tomorrow for New
York, from where they sail Saturday on
the Carmania for their home I'm Eng
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Burton have been
spending the last several weeks In
! Washington with Mrs. Burton's parents.
DIR. and Mrs. Krogstad. Mrs. Burton
was formerly Miss Jessie krogstad, ana
her marriage took place about two years
ago In Washington.
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Mrs George, Ilsen Is spending some
| time in Washington at the Shoreham'
Mrs. James T. Tufts and daughter.
Mrs. Clayton l.. jerks. will be at home
informally on Wednesday. April ;. from
| Z until : o'clock. to meet Mrs. John III.
Tufts. OF Denver. The marriage OF
Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Tufts took place
in Nebraska, several months ago Mr..
| Tufts spent a number of years m
washington when he was student at
the Technical High School. He Is now
| located in Colorado.
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Mrs. Frank P. Leech liz at home this
afternoon.
A musical recital will be given this
evening at the National Library FOR
the Blind, IT'S II street, by Mrs. Clara
| PRYOR Buchanan and Mrs. Etha Pat
terson Griffin. This recital Is one or
tho gratujtous entertainment arranged
for the blind of the District by Miss
Eta Joslyn Giffin. who Is in charge
of the library.
| ADD SOCIETY:
Mr and Mrs. Edison Bradley gave the
use of their music room last night for
q flower ball to raise funds for es-
ia h,isbing a permanent diet kitchen for
! Washington
Never has more beautiful or spec
| tacuIar event been seen here. and with
| one or two exceptions. the dances were
all carried out by men and women in
| society. The stage at one end of the
music and ball room was set as a
! forest, and when the curtain rose.
shortly after 10 o'clock. it disclosed
| the figures for minuct In the per-
son OF Mrs. Reynolds Hit. Mrs. Clar-
ence Wilson. Mrs. Walcott Tucker
nan, Baron Won Bulow. Walcot Tuck
erman. Godfrey Dodge. and Capt.
Louis Little. all in Colonial costumes.
Following was the flower dance,
] when young women representing daisies