Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-10

ernoon and later will assist her mother
when the latter receives guests by ap-
pointment at 4:30 o'clock.
Miss Bones will also assist and Miss
4 Hagner Will pour tea
Miss Margaret Wilson will return from
New York today
The Vice President and Mrs Marshall
will go to New York Saturday to remain
\ over Sunday.
The Secretary of State and Mrs Bryan
Will dine informally tonight with Repre-
sentative and Mrs. William r. Smith of
Texas. who will have Judge and Mrs.
Clements to meet them.
/ Today, Mrs. Bryan was honor guest
at luncheon given by Mrs Hamilton
Wright, wife of DR.. Hamilton Wright.
The engagement has just been an
nounced of Miss Olga Smolianinoff
DAUGHTER of the late Count Smolianinoff
of st. Petersburg and granddaughter of
the late James F. Meline of this city, and
Mr.. Lucien Hill of Pittsburgh and New
York. The wedding will take place in
Washington the end of this month. in the
presence of only the immediate families
and few intimate friends.
/ Hundreds of persons. prominent in So
cal life and otherwise, paid their re-
spects Yesterday to Mrs. Marshall who
keeps Wednesday informally at the
Snoreham. and the five cacinet hostesses
who. were receiving. Mrs. Bryan. Mrs.
Daniels. Mrs. Garrison. Mrs. Lane and
! Miss Agnes Wilson. ..s starter In re-
Eiving the almost forgotten glories of
cabinet day. those making the rounds
felt they were participating in a sort of
mild revolution. The opportunity of MAX
ing the acquaintance of the new women
| OF the administration was seemingly
the New Willard where Mrs. Bryan re-
eeiyed in the red parlor was very gay
| for several hours. She met her callers
alone. as has been her custom so far on
| Wednesdays.
Mrs. Garrison received at stoneleigh
/ Court, where the Secretary has taken a
large apartment Her drawing rooms
We're thronged throughout the afternoon.
In the dining room Mrs. Robert Shaw
Oliver presided at the tea table.
The reception out at Single Oak, on
Woodley Lane road, the Daniels place
| proportions of a fete. The sloping hill
side facing the house. which is just back
of Senator Newlands' home, afforded
parking space for automobiles and car
r1ases, and at times the number was so
great that only skil!ful handling pre-
vented collisions among the scores of We
| h1cles. Indoors charming hostess and
| her family circle welcomed the callers
and the assistants offered the hospitality
always in evidence when Mrs Daniels
is at home.
A section of the Marine Band played
in one of the rooms. Secretary Daniels
joined the party during the last half
of the reception. Mrs. Daniels was as
sisted by Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt, Mrs.
Lee s. Overman. Mrs. Templin Potts.
Mrs. Fullam and by her mother and sis
tiers, Mrs Bagley and the Misses Bag
icy. The. young sons of the household
! also took part.
At the tea table in the dining room
Mrs. Leigh c. Palmer did the honors. as
sisted by the Misses Basley. Few visit
ors left before enjoying. walk along
the south terrace and the view of the
wooded ravine and the tulip gardens.
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane had also callers
ny the hundreds at her home, 1865 Wyo-
Mrs. John Works Mrs George e. Cham,
berlain. Mrs. Hugh Wallace and Miss
Carrie Lee Chamberlain assisted in the
drawing room Mrs. Ira Copley and Mrs
A. F. .Fechteler presided at the tea table
assisted b. Miss Margaret Fechteler.
Miss Agnes Wilson received for her
mother. Mrs. William B. Wilson. at the
Drlscoii and had with her for the after
noon Miss Bristow, niece of Representa-
tive Stevens of Texas; Miss Ragsdalc and
the Misses Brodbeck. daughters of repre-
sentatives from Pennsylvania.
4 Miss Vera Hall entertained for a few
of her friends last night at her residence
in the Winston. the honor guest being
Miss Sadie Floyd of Philadelphia
The Misses Anna. Ida and Fannye Hoh-
berger returned to their home. 127 Prince
George street, Annapolis Md after a
short visit to their brother and sister-in-
law. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ b. Hohberger. and
DR.. S. J. Hohberger of this city.
Mrs. Samuel Shively Koones was
4 at har
18th street. for the Gov. Thomas Welles
Society. c. A. r.. Mrs. Clayton Emig
the president, presiding.
! will give it's annual euchre and dance
tomorrow evening at Naval Looee Hall
! Maj. and Mrs. f. H. Jones' jr, 18th
Infantry, are with their sister, Mrs A. b.
Mullett.
Mr.. ]. F. Lefevre. charge d'affaires of
| the Panaman legation, gave box party
to Mrs. Amador. widow of the first presi-
dent of Panama. at the New National
Theater. Other guests were Mrs Remon
of the Panaman legation and Mr.. Wash
ington Pezet of the Peruvian legation.
Mrs. John J. Noonan and daughter
Louise of Cleveland Park. who have been
| spending the Easter holidays in Paris
| sightseeing and visiting friends, have re-
turned to Hamburg. Germany. where
! Miss Louise is studying music, both
! vocal and instrumental. Mrs. Noonan has
! taken an apartment for the winter
| Mr.. Noonan plans to join them i'm June
| and after tour through England, Ire
| land. Switzerland and Italy expects to
| reach home by November
| Mrs. William p. ,Biddle entertained at a
luncheon yesterday in compliment to Mrs
franklin d. Roosevelt, wife of the as
sistant secretary of the navy.
racks and Mrs. Biddle will entertain at
dinner in honor of the Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Daniels April IA.
| The German military attache and Nine.
Won Herwarth entertained at dinner last
night the Italian ambassador, the Russian
ambassador and Nine Bakhmeteff, Maj.