The Washington times., 1913-03-17
Presidents Sister and, Her
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Daughter and erandchiId
Leave for Home.

n n RS. WILSON and the Misses
M Wilson will meet number of
IVY people by special appointment
in the Red Room this after
noon at O'Clock Tea will be poured,
and the event will be informal
Mrs, Annie Wilson Howe, the Presi-
dents sister, and her daughter, Mrs.
Cothran and baby Josephine Wilson
Cothran, left the White House today
for their home in Philadelphia g.
Yesterday afternoon, Mrs, Cothran
and Baby Cothran called on the Vice
President and Mrs. Marshall at the
Shoreham.
Former Secretary OF the Treasury
Franklin Macyeagh has returned to
Washington from visit IN Chicago
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Mrs. Clarence Moore and her mother,
Mrs Swift, have gone to New York, ana
from there will go TO Pride's Crossing
10 look after improvements on tneir
large estate. Swiftmore. They will re-
turn here after Easter. b.
Senator and Mrs. Winthrop Murray
Crane have left Palm Beach, and have
Joined the party of former President
and Mrs. Taft at Augusta, Ga
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman E. Mack enter
tained at dinner at the Shoreham last
night. MIR. and Mrs. James L. GURUS
Md and Mrs e. C. Tower, OF Ne"
York; Frank Mcclure, of Bunalo MISS
I5orothv Williams, and William +. Nc
Combs, of New York
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels. who have been the guests OF
DIR. Sterling Ruffin for the last several
weeks. will return TO their nome IN
Raleigh. N c., within the nexL-t lew
DAYS. Their three sons will remain with
,beIr grandmother. Mrs. William H.
RarIey, where they have been staying
since before the inauguration.
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4 Mrs, Henry F. Dimock will entertain
at luncheon tomorrow.
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g Mrs. Charles s. Bromwell, wife OF
Major Bromwell, L. ;. A. who has been
spending some time in WashinFton with
her mother Mrs Matthew T. Scott at
the New Willard, VIII leave at the end
N the week TO make a series oflyisits.
She will return TO the city on April D
10 remain for about a month before
ioining her husband in Cleveland, where
be is stationed. '--.--
Capt. Theodore A. Baldwin. [, S.. A,
and Mrs. Baldwin have leased the Cor
bin house. in Twenty-sccond street. for
the next season. -.
Mrs. FulIam, wife Of Capt William F.
FulIam, L. s. N, recently came TO
Washington from Chicago. and has
Joined Captain Fgllsn at the Brighton
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock has asa guest
for several days. Miss Goodwin, Of New
York. erE
Mrs. Thomas r walsh will go TO
New York TO spend the greater part
of this week. returning here for Eas-
ter.
The Peruvian Minister and Madame
Pezet are entertaining for few days
Ernest Lagarde, ir., of Jamaica, British
West Indies. Mr.. Largardc is of the
Maryland family of that name, but has
spent the past few years on his planta-
ton in Jamaica.
Alfonso Washington Pezet. is rehears-
ing a party of the young people OF So
ciety, who are TO appear sin hfs three
act comedy, at-ene Of the local theaters
the last OF this month or the first Of
next. for the benefit Of Neighborhood
House.
Congressman and Mrs. James r.
Mann, and Congressman William B.
Mckinley and his niece. Miss Maths.
Who sailed from New York some days
ago en- route to Panama, are spending
some time at the SaWlIc, Havana,
Cuba
Miss Dorothy Lippitt has gone TO New
York to remain until the end of the
week, returning here in time for the
bail at the German embassy on Easter
Monday. and other festivities of Easter
week.
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Miss Catharine Britton will entertain
informally at dinner tomorrow evening.