Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-11
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
INTERESTING DATA ON 4
WHITE HOUSE DAY.
Mrs. Wilson Will Receive Today and
Tomorrow-Travels.
Personals.

their guests occupied two boxes at the
Belasco Theater last night for the Flor
ence Crittenton Mission benefit. Miss
Margaret Wilson. Mrs. Howe, sister oil
the President; Mrs. Perrin Cothran, Miss
Alice Wilson, Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones and Maj. Rhoads were with them
Mrs. Wilson had Mrs. Marshall. wife
of the Vice President, and the cabinet
women at tea yesterday at the White
House. making the gathering closer
personal compliment by receiving them
in the library upstairs, instead of in the
rooms on the main floor which have been
usually given over to similar functions
The company was small owing to the
absence from town of several of the de-
sired guests.
Mrs. Wilson will receive the women of
the Supreme Court circle this afternoon
at O'Clock, and at half-past other in
vited guests. And tomorrow the members
OF the diplomatic corps, accompanied by
their wives and daughters. will be re-
ceived, following custom always OBJ
served in the early days Of each new
administration,
Miss Margaret Wilson will attend the
philharmonic concert this afternoon, and
tonight at $50 Mr.. Baxter r. Hirsch will
give short recital on the gold piano i'm
the east room for the President and fam
lily.
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
were entertained last night by Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Mack, whose other guests
were Senator and Mrs. O'Gorman, Sen
ator and Mrs. Hitchcock, Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Belmont and Col. and Mrs. Thorn
as, Symons
This afternoon Mrs. Marshall will take
tea with Mrs. Woodward, a former In
dianapolis resident
The assistant secretary of state and
Mrs Huntington Wilson have invited
guests to meet the Secretary of State
and Mrs. Bryan at dinner tomorrow
night.
Mr.. John Barrett will give dinner,
followed by reception Thursday
night. at the Pan-American building in
honor of the Secretary of State and
Mrs. Bryan.
Mrs. Lindley NJ Garrison. wife of the
secretary of War, has returned to Jersey
City with a view to disposing of theil
home there. either selling or renting. Jer.
sey City has been the home of the couple
since their marriage in Philadelphia thr
teen years ago next June.
Mrs. Redfie1d. wife of the Secretary o.
Commerce. swill go to Brooklyn tomorrow
or Thursday to close their home there
Ifle fteuHefQS are at TIE f11RnldnGS, Wlert
they expect to live this spring.
Commander and Mrs. Victor Blue vii
give a dinner tonight for Secretary o.
the Navy and Mrs. Daniels.
Miss Cathleen Noel of Girard street
has as house guests Miss Edith Field
man and Miss Nell Jotter, both of ST
Louis. Mo. They have been entertain
ed with theater parties. musicals, re-
cio}1 Crrn6 10
afternoon an informal at home was
enjoyed at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Noel. at which the guests assisted
Miss Noel in receiving. In the dining
the coffee urn, and was assisted by
several charming young ladies. Miss
Feldman and Miss Jotta will remain in
this city another week.
Mrs Edison Bradley was in her box
at the opera in New York last night
and had Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Ship
man with her.
Miss c. Ogden Jones of Newport is en-
PERTAINING her debutante niece. Miss Caro-
line Ogden Jones of this city. and vii
give luncheon and tea for her tomor
row.
Former Secretary Meyer is now in Flor
ida. and according to advices from Bos
ton. Mrs. George Won l.. Meyer and the
Misses Meyer are expected to arrive al
their country home in Hamilton late ir
the week and to remain there indefinitely
Mrs. William d. Bowie of Baltimore
viii be here today. She will be the guest
of Mrs. Charles NJ. Pyne, who will give
a handsomely arranged luncheon and
bridge party in her honor at the Colonial
Danes Club.
Lieut. Commander and Mrs. Edward
.dcCauley. formerly Miss Jean Oliver. &C.
companied by Mrs. George T. Oliver. wife
of Senator George r. Oliver of Pennsyl.
vania. are i'm New York for brief stay
The Baroness Alix Moncheur, whose
engagement to Mr.. Robert Loree of New
York was announced some time ago. is
now living in Baltimore with her grand
mother. and will be married in the cathe-
dral of that city May ). The young bar
oness. whose father was formerly Bel
gian minister here, and who is now in a
similar position in the east, was debu-
tante the last year the family lived in
this city. Her stepmother is daughter
of the former American ambassador to
Mexico. Gen. Powell Clayton. and Mrs.
Clayton. who now make their home in
this city.
Senator and Mrs. George P. Mclean
of Connecticut have leased the house
which has been occupied by former As