Evening star., 1913-12-05
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
A MUSICAL WILL BE GIVEN AT
WHITE HOUSE TONIGHT.
Pleasing Letter From Presidents
Daughter-Weddings.
Personals.

Mrs. Wilson has invited guests to a musi-
cal III the east room tonight.
A dispatch to The Star from
Ravenna, Ohio, says when the en-
cement of Miss Jessie Woodrow VIII
son, daughter of the President. was
announced last August. Miss Jessie vii
son, teacher in the fifth grade of the
Ravenna city schools, wrote to the bride
elect asking for her autograph. the same,
ness of their names being the apology fol
the request Today it became known tha
instead of receiving the conventional
autograph, she got the following letter:
Cornish, New Hampshire.
My Dear Miss Jessie Wilson: 1t is
most interesting TO me to learn that yol
have the same name as |. You are the
second with that name of whom / have
heard, for the second daughter Of the
new Secretary of Labor is named Jessie
Wilson, too | hope that some day you
wilt be as happy as l am in this new JOY
Of mine. Very cordially yours,
JESSIE WOODROW WILSON"
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Bryan
entertained at dinner last night at Caiu-
met Place, when their guests included a
number of newspaper men with whom
they have had many years acquaintance.
The dinner was III fulfillment of a prom
lSS ulduc seventeen years dSo 10 the men
of the press making political tour of
the country with him that when he got
to Washington they were to be his gu SITS
at dinner. The guests last night were
the Secretary of the Navy. Gov. Fred
erick w Plaisted of Augusta. Me
Mr. Robert F. Rose. Maj. J. J. Dickin-
son, Mr.. Harry w. Walker. Mr.. A. Mau-
rice Lowe. Mr.. A. ]. Stofer, Mr.. Thomas
J. Pence. Mr.: Z. G. Lowry. Mr. Charles
a z,,sYl I
Herbert Johnson, Mr. Harry l.. West.
Mr.. John II. James, MIR. Edwin NJ. Hood,
Mr.. John Snure, Mr. Herbert J. Browne
Mr.. Martin ]. Hutchins Of New York
city. Mr.. Karl Hartman, Mr. John T..
Miller, Mr.. Charles Willis Thompson, Mr.
James Creelman, Mr.. Rudolph Block, Mr..
Robert Adamson, Mr. {. +. n. Pagan
Mr. Sloane Gordon, Mr.. Ellis Jones. Mr.
Willis j. Abbott. Mr.. Charles Macauley
Of Baltimore. Mr.. Charles II. Grasty,
Mr.. Mckee Barclay of Philadelphia, Mr.
John Eckel of Bridgeport, Conn; Mr.
Archibald Mcneil, jr.; Mr.. Hargreayes,
and Mr.. Metcalf.
Senator George Z. Chamberlain of
Oregon entertained at a large dinner at
the New Willard last night. Among his
guests were Senator Henry l.. Myers
and Senator Thomas ]. Walsh of Mon
tana. Senator Harry Lane of oregon,
Senator Miles PoindeSter of Washington
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James Fl. Brady of Idaho. Senator
Francis q. Newlands and Senator Key
Pittman Of Nevada. Representative john
nj. Evans and Representative Tom Stout
OF Montana, Representative Willis &.
HaWlcy Representative Nicholas +. Sin
mott and Representative Waiter Lafferty
OF Oregon, Representative James Wesley
Bryan, Representative William u.
Humphrey. Representative Albert John
son and Representative William La Fol-
lctte OF Washington, Representative Bur
ton Lee French and Representative Adj
dision T. Smith OF Idaho Representative
h. L. Roberts Of Nevada, tie Secretary
Of Wa, the Secretary OF the Interior,
the assistant attorney general Mr.. Sam
ucl J. Graham. Julge William T. King
and Mr.. John Temple Graves.
Mrs. John ". Thompson returned 10
New York on the Is ronprinzessi Cccelie
last. week from Europe III time Tor the
Arrns-Navy game. She viii shortly re-
turn to her Washington home, 1919 L
street.
Lieut. Col. h Inouye, retiring military
attache to the Japanese embassy. en-
tertained at a farewell luncheon today
at Rauschers, when his quests Were Gen.
Leonard Wood. Gen. William W. Woth-
erspoon, Gen. William CroZier. Cen. Al
bert L. Mills. Gen. Erasmus NJ Weaver.
Gen. Frank Mcintyre. Gen. Hunter Liz
Thompson. Lieut.. Col. Joseph T. Kuhn.
Lieut.. Col. John r.. VI Mahon, Mai Edgar
Russell, Maj. Charles Crawford, NAL
Joseph y. Leitch and Capt Powell Clay
ton, torether with Niscount :. Chinda,
the Japanese ambassador. and Mr.. h
Shidehara. Capt S. Takeuchi and Lieut..
Col. NJ. Itamy, members of the embassy.
The Turkish ambassador, Youssouf Z,a
Pasha, has decided not to take house
this winter and is at the Shorehanl.
Mrs. c. B. Taliey and sons Carlton ana
Clarence entertained at their home IN
lexington last evening in honor
of Miss Elizabeth Peach Of Granite,
Md, who is visiting her cousin. Miss Eva
Dowd. The rooms were attractively dec
Grated with palms, ferns and cut flowers.
Refreshments were served and music and
dancing We're indulged in until a late
hour.
The guests invited to meet Miss Peach
were: Misses Eisie 1ecke, Hazel Browne.
Eva Dowd, Diehl and k-.en Kenealy,
Marie Luebkert, Dorothy Lanigan, Mable