The Washington times., 1913-02-28

"dE PRESIDENT and Mrs. Taft
: will dine this evening with Mrs.
. Thomas NJ Biddle, at her resi-
dence in n street This party
. will be quite informal and will be one
: OF the last, hospitahties the President
= and Mrs. Taft will accept before leav-
J. ing Washington.
This evening Miss Taft and Miss
Catherine Anderson viii be the guests
in compliment to whom Mr. and Mrs.
Hennen Jennings win entertain at a
dinner for young people.
=
Mrs. Taft and several friends will oe-
cupy the Presidential box at the Co
iumbia Theater this afternoon for 4
lecture by an Episcopal clergyman.
- The various committees of the Dis
trict of Columbia Branch of the South
ern League or the Womens Wilson ana
Marshall Organization are preparing
to keep '.open house" at the New Will
lard, which will be the headquarters
of the league beginning Sunday after
--Aocn and lasting through Thursday.
All Visiting and local Democrats are
invited to avail themselves of the priv
ilege Of using the quarters as place
2 where they may meet their friends an
a registration book Will be kept N
which all visitors are invited to place
their names under their respective
States
Among those from Washington who
will sail tomorrow from New York
aeoard the Princess Irene. of The North
German Lloyd line, for Naples and
Genoa, will be DR. and Mrs. c. w.
stiles, Mics Ruth r. stiles. and Miss
Elizabeth Stiles.
Mrs. whitney Kipp, accompanied by
a her infant daughter, will arrive In
. Washington this evening from, Brook
s-fyn. n. Y, to be the guests of her
!, parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott Smith,
: of T street, until after the inauguration.
q =
= Miss Pauline Lockett WAS hostess at
IAN informal dance last evening at her
residence in Massachusetts avenue.
:. =
!. The Secretary of the Treasury and
, Mrs. Macyeagh will entertain six hum
I dred and more guests at reception
tomorrow afternoon from to O'Clock,
! the company being made up of officials
of the Treasury Department. and their
: wives.
! Late in April, the Secretary and Mrs
: Macveagh will close their Washington
! home. and will go to Chicago for the
. late spring : 1t is probable they will
make washington their winter home in
: future, as their new house out Six
af handapmaSt n
in Washington.
3
The French Ambassador and Madame
Jusserand entertained al dinner last
night, the German ambassador, the
Swiss Minister and Madame Ritter,
Baron Zwiedinek, Austro-Bungarian
counselor and charge d'affaires: Justice
and Mrs. Francis Key Pcndleton, Of
New York: the German Counselor and
Madame Haniei Won Haimhaiscn, Mr..
dc Bach, second Russian secretary; Mr..
and Mrs. Winthrop Chsnler, of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt,
Of New York: Count and Countess
Scherr- Thoss, Mrs. Nicholas Longworth,
Miss Sara Lee. Miss EIkins. Andre de
Fouauieres. of France. Viscountess
Benoist day and the Second French
Secretary and Madame J. de Laboulaye
=
The Siamese Minister and Princess
Traidos Prs sbandah enterts Ined at din.
ner Iact night Alvey A Adce, Second
Assistant Secretary of State: Jens I.
Westengard. Rsnsford S. Miller, the
Persian Charge dAfaires and Madame
Ali kuli Khan: General and Mrs. Reid,
Miss Nina Stockton. Prof. and Mrs.
James H. Gore, Lieutenant Colonel
1nouye. japanese military attache; Mrs
Robert Hinckiey. Miss Gladys IIinckley.
Rudolph kauffmsnr Miss KauHmanll.
Charles Symon, Belgian secretary: John
? Van A. hacMnrray, the first siamose
Secretary. ard Madame LOTUS and Nai
Choate. Siamese attache.
Senator and Mrs Swanson will have
rs guests for Inauguration Mr.. and Mrs.
Cunningham Hall, of Richmond. the
brother-in-law and sister of Mrs. Swan
aon.
s.
Mrs. Kern. wife of Senator Kern of
indiana. win return 10 her home IN
Indiana immediately after the iasugu-
ration. and in April she and her chill
dren will take a place in the noun
tsips of Virginia for the summer. Next
seascn Senator and Mrs. Kern. will
take house in Washington.