The Washington times., 1913-03-29
Uruguayan Minister and Mime. de Pena
Send Out Invitations for Musicale
The Misses Wilson viii Be Honor
Guests at Function to Be
Given April rs.

"HE Minister of Uruguay AMI
Mime. de Pena have sent out in
u vitations for a musicale and
and dance at the legation on
Friday evening, April ., at 10 O'Clock,
IN honor of the Misses Wilson.
The Misses Wilson were the guests
In compliment to whom Miss Lucy
Hoke Smith, daughter of Senator and
Mrs. Hoke Smith of Georgia, enter
tained at large luncheon today. The
guests. who were chiefly the Demo-
cratic girls in Washington, included
several from Baltimore and New York.
Ferns and clusters of yellow snap
dragons formed the table decorations,
and an orchestra played during the
luncheon.
The President went over TO Fort Myer
this afternoon to attend the third and
last of the series of cavalry drills,
which have been given in the Riding
Hall this week for the benefit of the
Army and Navy Y. NJ. c. A. The pro-
gram is the same as the other days,
including the musical drill by sixteen
well known Washington society girls,
under the direction of Capt. Warren
Dean, U. S. A.
A large attendance filled the boxes
and seats yesterday and quite as many
are attending today. including a large
number Of young people who will attend
the tea and dance which the bachelor
officers of the post are giving in the
Administration building after the drill.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward p. Mertz who
mt xr-t,,
have opened their residence in Cieye-
land Park for the spring and summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mitchell were
hests at young peoples dance at the
Piayhouse last evening. A buffet sup
per was served and the Davis orches-
ira played for the dancing.
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The names of Mrs. John Miller Hor-
ton. Mrs. Edward b. Mclean, and Mr..
and Mrs. T. Janney Brown have been
added to the long list of patronesses
Tor the comic opera, The Brigands,'-
which will be presented at the Belas-
co Theater Monday afternoon, April Z,
at o'clock, for the benefit of the Ma
uonal Homeopathic Hospital.
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Mrs. Alice CopIey Thaw will leave
Washington about the middle of April
for Cumberland Island, Ga. where on
April q her marriage to Geoffrey Cor
don Whitney. Of Boston, will take place
The marriage will be solemnized AT
Plum Orchard, the extensive estate of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Carnegie, the
brother-in-law and sister OF Mrs. Thaw.
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Mr.. Thiele Of New York. and Miss
Thiele, who were to have come to
Washington today as the guests of the
Secretary of War and Mrs. Garrison
nave delayed their visit on account of
the absence from the Capital of Secre-
tary Garrison, who is in the food dis
ticts. They we're to have given a din
ner tonight for their out of town guests.
and that, too. has been postponed.
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Among the Americans arriving in
London during the past few days. was
fiscountess Benoist day. OF Washing
ton, who has only just recently arrived
in Europe with her daughter. They
joined in the Easter exodus 10 the con-
unent, where they will make a consid-
cradle sojourn.
Miss Mary a. Peet OF Washington.
who will leave shortly on a prolonged
visit 10 the continent. was also In Lon
don during last week.
s.
The Brazilian Ambassador and Ma
dame de Cana were the guests for
whom the Minister from Peru and
Madame de Pezet entertained at din
D.r last night. To meet them were
senator and Mrs. John w. Weeks, the
Bolivian Minister and Madame Cal
deron, the French Counselor and Coun-
tess de Peretfi de Ia Roccs, Alfred
Mitchell Innes. British Counselor; Mrs.
huntington Wilson, Mr. and Mira Seth
Lowe Pierrepont. the Second Spanish
Secretary and Countess de San Este
ban, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Magruder
Mrs. Katherine Gillctt Hi. Mrs. Gladys
Hill. OF Worcester. Mass: Mrs. Robert
Hinckley. Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin Mar
shall. Of Chicago. and Alfonso Washing
Ton Pczet. attache Of the legation, and
son Of the Minister and Madame Pezet.