The Washington herald., 1913-03-07

Mrs. Wilson and the Misses Wilson
spent another quiet day at the White
House. They are extremely busy in get
ting settled in their new quarters. but
stopped long enough to make several
sightseeing trips about the city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin c. Hunt. OF
Charlestown. W. Va, and Mrs. W. II.
Wilson. of st. Albans. W. Va. were en-
ltertained informally at tea In the Red
Room yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Wilson
and her daughters. Mrs. Hunt is the only
aunt Of the President on the Woodrow
side Of the family.
Mrs. Wilson's brother. DR.. Stockton Az
son. has returned to Princeton. The other
relatives who are stopping at the White
House are Mr.. Joseph Wilson. brother of
the President, with Mre. Wilson and Miss
Alice Wilson, their daughter: Mrs. Annie
Wilson Howe, the Presidents sister, and
her daughter and granddaughter. Mrs.
Perrin c. Cothran, and her baby. Jose
phine The latter Is aged sixteen months,
and 1t is a matter of supreme indifference
10 her small fadyship whether she takes
her airing on the east terrace on in the
East Room.
Mrs. Marshall wife of the Vice Presi-
dent. assisted Mrs. Benjamin F. Shively.
OF Indiana, in receiving her many distfn-
giished guests at a brilliant reception yes
t.rday In the drawing-room OF the Shore
ham.
The rooms were charminsly decorated
with lovely yellow flowers and palms, and
refreshments were served at a handsome
ly appointed tea table, over which Mrs.
kline presided.
Mrs. Marshall wore beautiful decol-
lete toilette Of pink panne velvet, the
train falling In long. graceful lines, with
an ovcr-dress of black lace edged with
gold lace. She also had on a corsage bou-
quet of orchids and lilies OF the valley
Mrs Shively received her guests in a
charming costume of light blue satin, with
train and elaborate drapery.
She was assisted In receiving by Mrs.
Crumpacker, Mrs. Kern. Mrs Thomas
ham Lincoln Brick. and the women Of the
Indiana delega tion IN Congress.
The Secretary OF State and Mrs.
Eryan entertained the retiring British
Ambassador at luncheon yesterday.
The luncheon was served informally IN
their apartment at the New Willard
The German Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff gave 4 dinner last night
IN honor of the Russian Ambassador and
Mime Bakhmeteff. the other guests be-
ing the Spanish Minister and Mime. de
Riano Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Mclean. Mrs.
Robert Mccormick. Mrs Reynolds Hit.
Miss Mary Patten. Senator Theodore
Burton. Representative Oscar Underwood.
the Counselor OF the Italian EMBASSY
Mr.. Catalani, and the Military Attache
Of the German Embassy and Nine. Won
Herwsrth.
The former Secretary Of the Treasury
and Mrs. Franklin MacVeagh were hosts
at a dinner last night in honor Of the
French Ambassador and Nine Jusser-
and. The additional guests were Mr..
and Mrs. George Vanderbilt Mrs Mar
shall Field. Mrs. Robert Patterson,
former Senator and Mrs. Albert Rev-
erldEe. Mr.. and Mrs. Sears. of Boston;
Count and Countess scherr-Thoss. Mrs
Lilley. DR.. Yami-Kin. Miss Josephine
Patten, Miss Maude Wetmore. Miss
Lloyd Bryce. the former Attorney Gen.
eral. Mr.. Wickersham: the former Post
master General. Mr.. Frank Hitchcock:
the Solicitor General Mr. BulIitt: Mai
Rhoads. L. s A: Mr. Denison. Mr..
George Porter. of Chicago. and Mr.
Eames MacEeagh.
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Hemick gave
a luncheon Wednesday for the Duke and
DUCHESS de Richelieu. whose marriage
took place a few weeks ago in Baltimore,
where they have now returned for a stay
before taking up their residence in New
York. The Brazilian Ambassador and
Nine. da CANA. DR.. and Mrs. Alexander
F. Magruder. Mrs. Lloyd Bowers. Mrs.
Barney. OF Pittsburg. Miss McClosky
and Mr.. Newton Gulick were at the
luncheon.
Former Secretary OF State and Mrs.
Knox have gone to Palm Beach for
the season there. after which they will
return to Washington and spend the
spring at their residence in n Street.
The new Secretary OF the Interior and
Mrs. Franklin X. Lane were enter
tained at dinner Wednesday night by
the former Secretary of the Interior and
Mrs. Walter Fisher Mr. and Mrs
Fisher will remain here throughout the
spring The former finds pleasure in
the daily use of the Chevy Chase golf
links, and the children OF the household
are in school here.
Senator and Mrs Hoke Smith o-
Georgia had one of the largest house
parties of inaugural week with them
now are capt and Mrs. John 4. Clark.
Judge Hawkins. Dir. Matthewson. Mrs.
Lucian crOck". Miss Mary Crocke. Miss
Flora Berwick. Miss Amelia Smith. Miss
Jan" cooper. W. c. Wright Marion
Smith. the son of Senator and Mrs
Smith. and mis- friend. Lamar Hill. all
Of whom will h" here for the greater
part OF the week.
Mrs. Edison Bradley entertained
number of friends at an informal lunch :
con yesterday
Miss Agra Bennett. Of West Virginia, |
was hostess at a small luncheon ycster- |
day at the New Willard Hotel.
Tho sons Of the Secretary of the Navy !
their grandmother, Mrs Adelaide Worth |
The Secretary and Mrs. Daniels are
stopping with Dr. and Mrs. Sterling Ruf- !
fin I'm Connecticut Avenue.
Representative and Mrs. Peter Goelet |
Gerry were hosts at a large luncheon yes |
terday. their guests being many promi- |
nent members Of the Democratic party |
now in Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman L. Mack are ,
visiting Col. and Mrs. Thomas Symons |
at their residence in New Hampshire |
Avenue.
Mrs. Edward Lauterbach, of New York, |
who is stopping at the New Willard, |
gave a dinner last night in honor of M. !
and Mrs. Charles Hemick. Among |
the guests were Gen. and Mrs. ]. Floyd |
King, Mr.. George Denaint, of the French |
Embassy. and Mrs. William F. King, |