Evening star., 1913-03-05
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. MARSHALL AND HER
GUEST AT A LUNCHEON.
Hospitality at Many Places for
VisitorS-Personal
Notes.


had dining with them last night at the
Shoreham Mr.. and Mrs. W. N McLallen
of Indiana, Miss Caroline Rowland and
Mr.. Rowland of Indianapolis, who are
their guests.
Today Mrs. Marshall was honor CUES,
at luncheon given by Miss Julia Cleves
Harrison. when Miss Rowland, Mrs
Porter, Miss Coyle and Miss G, l.. Tenn
pie made up the party. Miss Grace How
land is a neXt-door neighbor of the Vice
President and Mrs. Marshall in Indian
apolis, and Miss Harrison, their hostess
today, Is her cousin.
Mrs. Marshall has brought some pretty
clothes to the. capital. Her costume chosen
for the ceremonies yesterday was Of teupe
charmeuse combined with plush of a
darker shade. A touch of pink frightened
her hat, which was large and of the
same shade as her dress
Hospitality to the visitors. for which
the absence Of street pageants and other
ali-engrossing events now gives way. will
be the order of the day at the capital
during the remainder of the week The
new cabinet women We're more interested
today in the matter of the induction into
office of their husbands and resting after
the strenuous events of the past few days
than In anything else. Those who are
already in residence here. like Mrs.
Franklin X. Lane, wife of the new Secre-
tary OF the Interior, and Mrs. Redfeld,
wife OF the new Secretary of Commerce,
have no house-hunting problems just at
present confronting them. The new
Postmaster General and Mrs. Burle-
son are at the Powhatan, as is the Sec
retary of Agriculture. Mrs. Houston was
here yesterday, but has returned to St.
Louis. She will be back again when
n v,io ny,& III T.
which the family will take possession of
in the autumn. The HoustOns have
three children, the eldest a lad of thir-
teen and the youngest baby boy. Their
daughter Is only two years old.
Secretary and Mrs. Bryan are at the
Willard, and have their son-in Law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs Richard L. Har-
greaves, with them. Mrs. Bryan is not
accepting any formal invitations just at
present, as there are perhaps a hundred
or more of her husbands and her own
personal friends still here from Nebraska
and other places as Well to whom she
wishes to devote her leisure during their
stay.
Mrs. Bryan wore very becoming dress
and hat yesterday to the CAPITOL and
afterward to the luncheon at the White
House. Her gown was Of black and blue
toned silk, and her small hat was trim
med with blue plumes. Mrs. Hargreaves
was In brown, her hat being also in the
same color.
The new cabinet women wore, as a
rule. very elegant dresses. but had OH
their furs and heavy wraps during their
outdoor appearance.
Senator and Mrs Thomas p Gore will
De at home today from 4 to for the
visiting delegation from Oklahoma at
thelr residence, 1Str; Mintwood place and
extend most cordial invitation to every
Dody here from their state
Mrs William Ii. Shields of New Yorl,
city Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
W. Stubblefield of 10th street
Miss Mary Wilcox is entertaining at the
Congressional Club this afternoon, from
. to Z. in honor Of Mrs William Cum
ming Story Of New York.
Assisting In the hospitality will be Mrs
ernest W. Roberts. Mrs. Charles r. Da-
Wis. who will be in the receiving line:
among other members Of the club Mrs
Sternberg, Mrs. Mary F. Lockwood, Mrs
Smallwood. Mrs. J. c. Burrows. Miss
Janet Richards. Mrs. Philip Williams
Mrs Charles Waller of Mobile Ala. Mrs
Ralph Kirkham and Mrs. Fl. Ross Perry.
In the dining room. Miss Pauline Wilcox.
Miss Mckellar, Miss Maud Gouyeneur
Mrs Henry Caywood Classic. Mrs. r r.
Hoes. Mrs Harry Reave. Mrs. Thoma
Lockwood and Mrs. James Franklin will
assist
Mrs. Shively, wife of Senator ShiveIy,
who is spending this week at the Shore
nam, viii receive tomorrow afternoon,
and VIII have Mrs. Marshall wife of the
Vice President, with her. The reception
Will be held i'm the lounge and Mrs.
Shlvely has asked the wives of members
of the Indiana delegation to assist Mrs.
ShlVely was accompanied here by her
young sons and daughter and they will
also return home with her. after very
thorough enjoyment of the events of the
past few days.
Mrs. Theodore +. Shuey and Miss Dor
othy Shuey entertained at the Shoreham
today at luncheon in compliment to the
minister of Switzerland and Nine Rit-
ter. Their other guests We're Mr. and
Mrs. Stehli of New York, Mr. l.. l.. Caf-
tanZoslu. charge d'afTaires of Greece.
and Mr.. Christopher f. Smith of the Nor
wegian legation.
Col. and Mrs. Clems gave a dinner at
Rauscher's last night in honor of Mr..
Clark Howell, editor of the Atlanta Con-
stitutiOn, and Mrs. Howell.
The other guests We're Representative
and Mrs. w A. Ashbrook Gen. and
Mrs. A. l.. Mills and Mr.. Robert f.
Maddox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howell are the guests of
Gen. and Mrs. A. l.. Mills during their
stay.
Mrs. John n. Pistol is giving a mu-
sical and tea today for her house guests,
Mrs Charles E. Cook and Miss Cook of
Asbury Park. n. j. Mrs George F.
Schutt. Mrs. John b. Kendall. Mrs Da-
gleisch. and Mr. Veazey will give the
program and Mrs. George II. Hoffman
and Mrs. John G. Capers will be at the
tea table.
The marriage of Miss Barbara Brodie.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter NJ.
Brodie, and Mr. w. Sinkler Manning of
the Washington staff Of the New York
Times and Philadelphia Ledger will take
place this evening at the home of the
brides grandmother, Mrs. Alexander r.
Shepherd, widow of Gov. Shepherd. The
bride will be attended by her sister. Mrs
George Stull of Philadelphia, and the
bridegroom by his brother. Mr.. Bernard
Manning. Rev Alfred r. Berkley C.
Philadelphia, brother-in-law of the bride
groom. will perform the ceremony, and q
rece ption will follow at $50
| The out-of-town guests here for tn,
wedding include DR.. and Mrs Mer