Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-21
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PLEASURES OF A QUIET SUN
DAY AT WHITE HOUSE.
The New Austrian Ambassador
Here and Mr.. Bryce's Successor
on His Way-Notes.

President Wilson, accompanied by two
secret service men, took long walk in
the West End yesterday afternoon. He
was frequently recognized by prone
naders on Connecticut avenue, and re-
sponded smilingly to all salutations. He
went to church yesterday morning with
Mrs Wilson and Miss Eleanor Wilson
selecting the Central Presbyterian Church
as his place of worship. Mrs Wilson
gave a part of the afternoon of quiet
day to a walk around the White House
garden now beginning to take much
of it's spring beauty.
Mrs. Wilson received Mrs Marshall
and the cabinet ladies this morning.
At luncheon today the President and
Mrs. Wilson and the Misses Wilson en-
tertained Miss Helen Taft. Others
present were Miss Sophy Johnston
| with whm the daughter of the former
President is staying; Miss Mary Scott
Of Princeton, N. j. Miss Bones, Mr.
MacMurray, Mr. Shafroth. Mr.. Luding-
| ton, Lieut.. Rockwell, Lieut.. Clagett
Lieut.. Greble and DR.. Grayson.
Miss Mary Scott, who has been at the
White House for several days, will re-
turn to Princeton this afternoon.
Mrs Wilson, assisted by her dauGh-
tiers and Miss Bones, will receive
guests by appointment at $50 today,
when Miss Hagner will pour tea for
them.
The Secretary of State and Mrs
Bryan will entertain at dinner tonight
in honor of the retiring British am
bassador and Mrs. Bryce
The other ambassadors now at the
capital will be among the guests at
dinner. which will be given at the New
Willard.
Count Levochowski. the Polish noble
man who is to marry Miss Louise War
field, daughter of eX-Gov. Edwin War
field of Maryland. arrived from Europe
Saturday. The future countess was in
New York with her father to meet
and his fiancee no Polish, their CONVEX
sation is carried on in French. to which
language, it is said, the former gov
ernor is also stranger.
Miss Warfield will return to her home
in Baltimore today, and the date of
the wedding will be announced soon
after the return of Mr.. Edwin War
field. jr., from abroad. He is now in
Turkey: and is expected to reach New
York May 13. Miss Warfield was ac-
companying her brother on a tour
around the world when her engage
ment to the count was announced sew
eral months ago.
Mrs. Brinton Stone is entertaining at
a tea today in compliment to Mrs. Jo-
sephus Daniels. Mrs. Victor Blue, Mrs.
Templin Potts. Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. Jo-
seph f. Thropp, Miss Temple and Mrs.
and the Misses Bagley will assist the
hostess.
The new Austrian ambassador, Mr.. Con.
stantine Dumba, arrived at the embassy
Saturday night and expects his wife to
join him in a month or SO.
Sir Cecil Spring Rice, who will succeed
the present British ambassador, sailed
Saturday for this country and will be
joined by his wife and children within a
few weeks. The members of the Amer
lean embassy staff paid him the unusual
compliment of seeing him off at E.ustor
station. Other friends were there also
with Lady SpringRice and the Misses
Pauncefote, daughters of the first British
ambassador here. Sir Cecil Springfield
has a large circle of acquaintance in the
resident world at the capital. gained dur
ing his previous connection with the EN-
bassy staff.
The Dupont Social Club held its April
dance at the Cairo Saturday evening
| last. The program consisted of twenty
two dances and a grand march, the lat
ter being led by Mr. William S. Hammers
and Miss Virginia G. Hunter.
The reception committee. all members
of the club. was composed of Misses
Hazel F. McQuay, Cora l.. Hopkins,
Louise c. Worden, Nellie V Mess, Au-
gusta A. Jenkins, Ada NJ. Craver, Ruth
c. zimmerman, Ethel Ray Guthrie Vir-
ginia c. Hunter and Messrs. Harold s.
Miner. Frederick w. Popp. j. Walter
Burrows. William S. Hammers, H. Kaye
Martin. Frank w. Hoover J. Raymond
Nose and DR.. Oscar B. Hunter, president
of the club.
| The guests included Misses Yeatman,
True. Thompson. Payne, Strong. Morgan,
Arnold. Ryan, Benson, Mcclellan, Pear
con. Duff. Harden. Robinson Watkins.
| Moves, Marsten, Kubel, Baker, Hyde,
Tommason. Davis. Hoy, Hester. Etter,
Scott Swain, kerby. Mccarthy, Grimes
Dodge, Cosdon, Goode, Allwine Bach
| man, Mrs. Rogers and Messrs. Harring-
ton. Lancaster. Burt. Garfield. Hoffman,
| Robey. Waikart, Sturgis, Aldous, Wood
Marshall. Glover, Miller, Trimble, Morse,