The Washington times., 1913-03-26
Mrs. Wilson Will Be the Guest Today
At Tea and Lecture At the Sh0reham

Mrs. William s. Kenyon, wife of Sen
ator Kenyon Of Iowa, entertained al
luncheon today at the Brighton In com
pliment to Mrs. Hollis Rawson, Of Des
Moines, daughter Of Senator and Mrs
Albert B. Cummins of Iowa.
Pink sweet peas and tulips formed the
table decorations.
The guests were Mrs Cummins, Mrs
Prouty, Mrs. Towner. Mrs. Good, Mrs
Green. Mrs. Aiken, Mrs. Welliver. Mrs
Snure, Mrs. Laws, Mrs. Champland
Mrs. O'connell. Mrs. Saltzman, Mrs
Dawson, Miss Flora Wilson. Miss Cum.
minis. and Miss oln1sted.
Mrs. William Corcoran Hill Will be
hostess at tea this afternoon from
until 6 o'clock, at her residence In H
street, in compliment to Mrs. Blod-
gett. who has recently come to Wash
ington to make her home.
The house has been adorned with
quantities of spring blossoms.
Mrs. Richie, Mrs. L. w. Bowers. and
Mrs. Thomas w. Symons will preside at
the tea table.
Mrs. william F. Dennis entertained
today at the first OF two luncheons for
Young people. which she Is giving this
sprinR at her residence in Sixteenth
street. The decorations were Of Amer
lean Beauty roses.
Miss Lucy Hoke Smith. Miss Sallie
williams. and Mrs. Charles Nelson Ri
ker were the honor guests today. and
the additional guests were Mrs. Mar
thena Harrison Williams. Mrs. Alice
Wright Fleming. Miss Genevieve Clark,
Miss Helen McCumber. Miss Elena
Calderon. Miss Hanna Taylor, Miss Bee
wick, who Is the house guest Of the
Misses Hoke Smith: Miss Nancy john
son, Miss Katherine Overman. Miss
Nell Fletcher. Miss Maitland Marshall.
Miss LeFevre. Miss Portner. Miss Mil
dred Fearn. Miss Helen Hardy, and
Miss Jeanette Ayres.
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Mrs. Richard A. Harlow is entertain
ing for Easter week, Miss Lydia Chaplin,
OF Erie, Pa, a school friend Of her
daughter, Miss Catherine D. Harlow.
A tea with dancing will fill Mrs. Har-
lows drawing rooms this afternoon
with a number of the young people who
are spending the week in town. the
friends of Miss Harlow being the
guests.
The Young women's Christian Asso-
citation has been invited to have table
at the Wilson breakfast, to be held al
Rauscher's on April 5. by the Woman s
National Democratic League. The fol-
lowing women will represent the asso-
ciation on that occasion: Mrs. w. H.
Rayly, Mrs. William F. Bacon, Miss
FLORENCE r, Brown, Mrs. John Hay,
Mrs. Perry S. Heath. Miss Grace Ken
dali. Mrs Robert Lansing. Mrs. Law
renee Lee. Mrs. II. B. +. Macfarland,
Mrs. John scuIly, Mrs. Charles S. Rich
ardson. DR.. Ada r. Thomas and Mrs.
s. w. Woodward.
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Tho Secretary and Mrs. Garrison will
have as guests for several days Mr..
and Mrs. George Leary, of New York.
who will arrive on Friday. and Mr..
Thiele and Miss Thiele. also of New
York. who will arrive on Saturday.
Saturday evening the Secretary and
Mrs, Garrison will entertain at dinner.
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The Southern League of the Woman s
National Wilson and Marshall Organi-
zation, District branch. will give re-
ception In compliment to their president.
Mrs. George A. Armes. on the evening
of April % in the Red Room of the New
Willard. In appreciation Of the courte-
sizes shown the members on all occa-
sions and the work she has done in
building up the society. A string or
chestra will play throughout the eve
ming.
Mrs. William Graeme Harvey is chair
man of the reception committee, assist
ed by Mrs E. ]. Lockwood. Mrs. Olive
Hancock. Mrs Robert Lesher, Mrs.
John Poole, Mrs. c. ii. Merwin, and l.
r. Little. Mrs. Etha Patterson Griffin.
Mrs. NJ. G. Bonham, and Mrs. L. Fagg
Morgan.
Mr. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt have
gone to their place near Baltimore. to
remain for a short time.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson will
spend part Of the spring season at
their Italian house in Massachusetts
avenue.