The Washington times., 1913-04-06

Washington win have the most
Interesting season it has known in
years.
No plans have been announced from
the White House, but it is probable
that Mrs. Wilson will have the wives
of new Congressmen and others in
Official life to meet her and her
daughters through the medium. of
afternoon teas or garden parties.
Mra Marshall has not failed to re-
main in her drawing room on Wed
nesday to receive visitors, informally
or otherwise, since March 4. and it is
probable that Mrs. Bryan will be at
Daniels and several other of the Cab
met women have announced their
purpose of receiving on that day.
Mrs. Joseph r. Lamar, wife of JUS
tice Lamar. of the Supreme Court,
viii be at home tomorrow to visitors,
ard her house guest, Mrs Charles Fl.
Ehinixy. Of Augusta, Ca, will be with
ker.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hays Hammond
will entertain at dinner tonight in
nonor of the italian ambassador and
Air. Justice and Mrs. Lamar, and Mrs.
william Cummings Story, of New
York, will be members of the party
of eighteen.
Miss Elizabeth Hammond has fully
recovered from q recent illness and
win 20 to New York tomorrow to re-
main for a week.
Final arrangements have been made
for the bazaar which the. women on the
board Of managers of the Episcopal
Eve, Ear. and Throat Hospital are: to
give at the Raleigh Hotel Wednesday
ana Thursday of this week. Mrs. Buck,
president of the board. expects that
the success of this years effort VIII
,surpass all previous records. Besides.
the attractions of the booths, where
blowers, cake, lemonade, ices, candies,
aprons, fancy articles. and mystery
packages may be purchased, there will
be music and dancing and supper Will
be served each evening from 5 to s
O'Clock.
One Of the cake tables will be pre-
sided over by Mrs. ". e. Fox and the
following women from st. Johns
Church: Mrs. d. G. Adee, Miss Adee,
Miss Mary P. Brown, Mrs. John Paul
Earnest, Mrs. Percy Myers. Miss B. C.
Saxton. Mrs. Charles H. Stockton, Miss
lane wilkes. Miss Mary c. Dove, Miss
Frances Edmonston, and Miss Foster.
Home -aade cakes from many favorite
receipts are the special allurement
through which this table gains its we'll
earned popularity each year.
The cake table. conducted by Mrs. e
]. StellwaSen. assisted by Miss Gilfis,
Mrs. j. C. Boyd. Miss E. Bryan, Mrs.
NJ. Griffith. Mrs. ]. V. Hoff, Mrs. A.
F. King, Mrs. F. Roberts, Mrs. P. ].
Ryan, ard Mrs. william H. Wilmer, of
the Church of the Epiphany. Will be as
beautiful as in. the past. The fancy
;,akes on this table will be exhibits of
decorative skill and the electric light
display of the booth is always one of
the features of the bazaar.
The candy tables for the sale of fhome-
made candies. bonbons from welI-known
confectioners and sweets for the chill
dren are receiving more than usual at
tention from the women on the COM
mittee from St Thomas, Trinity: All
Saints, Chevy Chase, Maryland. and the
Church of the Incarnation. Mrs. ]. r.
Johnson, Mrs. A c. Fenton, Mrs. J. 3.
Lee, Mrs. E. n Mix and Mrs. Faber
Stevenson win conduct these booths
with the aid of Mesdames Melville
Church, y. F. Clark, John c. Davidson,
Norman Gait. \. NJ. Levin. ]. H. Nc
Murray, c. A. Stedman, Grafton Shreve,
W. T. Curtis, Lester A. Barr, B. r.
Browne, Azel Ford, Murray G. Motter.
Clarence Norment, Mary E. Smoot and
the Misses II. McGroth. H. Wick
ersham. Kate 3. Burgess and Phyllis
SNYDER
The women from Georgetown from
Christ Church, st. Johns. and Grace
Churches are expecting large returns
from their time and energy expended
upon the display of fancy articles and
shell jewelry from Florida which they
will offer for sale. Mrs. ". r. Glover.
Mrs. E. II. Talcott. Miss SempIe Pettis
and Mrs. J. e. Mcdonald will conduct
this booth, at which Mrs. Robert s.
Beaile, Mrs. James Blake, Mrs. E. S.
Kennedy, Mrs. Louis Mackall, Mrs.
Henry Matthews. Mrs. Percy Thompson,
Mrs. William Balientyne. Mrs. ]. Ber-
rail-, Mrs. A. F. Hassen, Mrs. Fred b.
Howden. Mrs. r. McReynolds, Mrs.
johnson Morgan. Mrs. II. w. Offutt,
Mrs. Robert J. Peck, Mrs. c. c. Hall.
Mrs. ii. Scheers and the Misses Lucia
VI. Dorsett- Gloryina r. Gordon. Han
nah Matthews, Lucia Hollcrith, Frances
Blatie. Mary Msdford, Ann Blsckwood
and Mary Meich will also assist.
The wares of the apron table have
been selected TO meet the demands of
both the practical and fastidious re-
euircments of its patrons. All kinds of
aprons will be for sale at the table
presided over by Mrs. W. NJ. Stewart,
Miss Acher Mrs. W. B. Myers, Mrs. H.
wslbridge and Mrs. G. W. Van Fossen
Of Trinity Church.
Those who wish TO pry into the Sc
cIets OF the future may have their
curiosity satisfied by Mrs. r. H. CAL
vert. who will be the fortune teller for
the occasion. Mrs. y. n. Dove and
NTs. II. Hawxhurst are busily manag-
ing the many details of the bazaar.
-.
The French Ambassador and Madame
Jusserend have returned to Washing
ton from short visit i'm New York.
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On The afternoon of April 8, at 4:3o
.. m, at the Playhouse, 1914 y street
northwest, the de Guerin School of
Music faculty, Miss Eugene de Guerin,
vioiinist; Miss Mabel Linton, pianist,
ana Miss Mabel Latirnner. soprano, will
be heard in a recital for the benefit
be of interest. not only TO the members