New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-01

| W aSnl1Ston, Narcn 81.
At the White House.
| Mrs. Wilson received Mrs Marshall
wife of the Vice President and the
women of the Cabinet at the White House
at 5 O'Clock tea this afternoon
Miss Eleanor Wilson and her cousin
Miss Helen Woodrow Bones, spent the
day IN Baltimore.
| Miss Bones will not act as secretary 10
Mrs Wilson, as has been stated, but is
simply visitor. Miss TIagncr. APP
pointed before tho inauguration, will iii.
the office Of secretary.
The Cabinet.
Mrs Bryan has joined the Secretary ~
State at the New Willard Hotel, after
spending ten days in Nebraska.
Mrs. william 3. Wilson, wife of the
Secretary Of Labor returned yesterday
with her daughter. Miss Agnes Wilson.
who has been spending several weeks at
their home in Pennsylvania. Mrs. VIII
son met the Presidents wife at the in
formal tea in the White House this after
noon and will remain in Washington two
or three weeks. Later she Will return 10
| MAKE w dSHlHSlOu Hel Ieslu'llSt.
! Mrs. Wilson and Miss Agnes Wilson will
receive on Wednesday, April ., a day set
apart for the first reception day OF most
of the women OF the Cabinet.
The Secretary OF the Navy will leave
at ! o'clock tomorrow on board the
Mayhower for Tangier Sound, in the
/ lower Chesapeake Bay, to witness tho
target practice by vessels OF the At
| lantic fleet. Mrs. Daniels will accompany
the Secretary, and in their party will be
the Secretary of the Treasury, the Secre-
tary Of War and Mrs. Garrison. the Post
master General and Mrs. Burleson, the
Secretary OF the Interior and Mrs. Lane.
the Secretary OF Agriculture and the SEQ
rotary of Labor and Mrs. Wilson. Com
mander Wilson, aid to the Secretary Of
the Navy; Rear Admiral Fisk. Rear Ad-
miral Twining and Captain Mayo.
Tho Diplomatic Corps.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Bryan
were entertained at dinner tonight b.
the German Ambassador and Couutesl
Won BernstorK Asked to meet them were
the Italian Ambassador. Senator Hoks
Smith, Mrs. Leonard Wood, Mrp. Hope
Slater, Mrs. John Garrett. Mrs. Wesley
Merritt. Representative and Mrs. Peters
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Wallace, tho German
Counsellor and Nine. Haniel Won Hahn
hansen, Djevad Bey, Turkish Counsellor.
and Mr.. Lowe.
The Spanish Minister has gone u
Tampa to attend the dedication OF
Snanish sanator,um at that place.
Ff-fo 40 yeA
Loudon returned this morning. after
spending week with relatives IN Aiken.
| S. c.
The Bolivian Minister delivered an ad'
dress at the Carnegie Public Library TO-
night on the relations between this coun
try and South and Central America HIS
lecture was one OF free course given a.
the library.
In Washington Society.
The Brazilian Ambassador and Mnle'
da Cana were the guests for whom Nrs'
Henry +. Dimock and her daughter MIS-
Diuock Hutchinson. entertained az din
ner tonight. Their other guests were
the Portuguese Minister, Baron zwiedl-
nel5 Austro-Hungarian Change dAf-
Countess de Chambrun, the Second Ger
man Secretary and Mrs. kienlin. MISS
Wilson, daughter OF the President anu
Mrs. wilson: Mr. Catalani. Italian Coun-
sellor; Nine. Christian Hauge. Mr.. ana
Mrs Edward Mitchell, Miss Marion OIL
Yer. Miss Perkins. of New York, the
house guest OF Mrs. Dimock: Captain
Rogers Jesse Dodge and Major Lang
horne.
Mrs. Leonard Wood will leave to-inog-
row for oyster Bay TO attend the mar
rage ceremony on Friday OF Miss Ethei
| Roosevelt and Or. Dabney. Major Cen
eral Wood will go to Sycamore Hill for
the wedding If he returns from the
flooded district in time.
Mrs John Hays Hammond left this
morning for New York to spend me
week. She will return on Saturday and on
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond will en-
terrain a dinner party in honor OK the
Italian Ambassador
The Assistant Secretary OF the Navy
and Mrs. Franklin b. Roosevelt haNe
taken n suite at the Powhatan for tho
spring season
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, tr. who spent
the week end In Washington, has gone 70
New York TO remain at the Ritz-Carl'on
until Thursday. when she viii so 10
oyster Bay TO attend the wedding OF ner
harf-slster Miss Ethel Roosevelt.
Senator and Mrs. Reed Smoot. OK utsn
announce the engagement OF their second
daughter. Miss Annie Kay Smoot, 70
Grover Reventesch, OF Salt Lake ons'
Miss Smoot was 10 have made her deou'
last winter, but decided 10 give her at
tentIon TO study rather than socieV'
hence the engagement comes as a sur
prise. No date has been arranged Tor 'n7
wedding.
The Earl and Countess or Sunold aiiN
Colonel Colin Campbell, who came 70 'ni'
country Just after the sudden death VI
Mrs. l.. H. Letter and remained Tor '"'
settlement of her estate left Nasnihs
ton this afternoon. and Will sail from Nc"
yorl, on Wednesday morning. The hofhe
of Mrs. Letter will be temporarily ciose''
as Joseph Letter, to whom II was LETT ~
will. will continue to make his nome III
| Virginia.