The Washington times., 1913-12-06
Mrs. Wilson Hostess
At Pleasing Musicale
- RS WILSON was hostess at
NJ musicale last evening a 10
VI O'Clock at the White House

Presidents illness, he was unable to be
present.
At the conclusion of the program
supper WAS served in the State dining
room.
The program was given by Morgan
Kingston the English tenor. with Miss
Evelyn Edwardes al the piano; Miss
Beatrice Harrison. Ceilist, with George
Falkenstein at the piano, and Miss Ada
Sassoli. harpist.
Mr.. hingStOns contributions included
the beautiful "Eleanore," of Coleridge
Taylor: Songs My Mother Taught Me,
Dvorak Love / Have Won You" Lam
dom Ronald: Little Grey House In the
West" Lohr; ''Niryana.' Stephen
Adams and Paoli Tosti's ->'Pour In
Baiser.'
Miss Harrison and Miss Sassoli con-
trfbuted each a group Of instrumental
numbers chosen from the modern school
of music.
Miss Freda Tillman. daughter of
Commander +. II. Tillman, L. :. ",
and Mrs. Tillman. has gone to Knox
Vile. Tenn, where she will attend the
debut party of Miss Mary T. Warner.
sister Of Mrs. Luke Lea. and the
Mother Goose" ball. which is one OF
the largest dances of the season in
Knoxville. She will remain in Knox
Vile for several weeks, and then will
join several house parties in the South.
returning 10 Washington in the early
spring.
Congressman and Mrs. William Bor-
land of Missouri have returned TO
Washington from Panama, where they
spent the last month.
Mrs. Borland's parents. Mr.. and MRS.
". II. Winants of Kansas city. are
spending the winter, in Washington
with their son-in-law and daughter.
Mrs. Borlande will be at home. the last
Tuesday in December at her residence
lib Sixteenth street.
Mrs. A. T. Britton was the hostess at
q beautiful dinner dance last evening u
her residence in kaloraIpa road III
honor of her granddaughter, Miss Mar
garet Britton, one of the season s deou-
tantes and the officers of the United
States ship MayfoweT
The house was beautifully adorned
for the occasion with chrySanthemuns
and roses in the navy colors, and the
Meyer Davis orchestra played through
out the evening.
The guests were Miss Maude Martin.
OF Providence, r. l., and Miss Jessica
Alyord, OF Winchester, Va. house
guests of Miss Britton. who will remain
TO assist at her coming out tea next
week: Miss Alice McCauley, Lieut.. 5. II.
Poteet. Lieut.. Claude F. Kobb. Lieut..
Hugh Douglass, Lieut.. John London, all
of the navy; Lieut.. Beverly Dunn, Of
the army, and DR.. John T. Briscoe.
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The ladies of All Souls Church will
t.-1I -sr--r,
OF the Edward Everett Hale Memorial
Parish House, il the large and small
ball rooms of the New Willard on Mon
day and Tuesday from 10 a. III. until
10 p. M. The committee in charge have
collected during their summer travels
many novelties suitable for Christmas
gifts, and all articles will be marked at
reasonable prices On Monday evening
there will be u motion picture show and
informal dancing. Tickets can be bought
from Mrs. Whitman Cross, of 2l3S Ban
croft place; Mrs. Thomas Gale. of 300
$ street. and Mrs. Joseph Stewart, of
1872 Lamont street
Miss Pillsbury will have charge of the
fancy articles, and the book committee
has a varied collection of books. Christ
mas cards and calendars. Mrs. Louis
Stabler will be in charge Of the apron
table. and Mrs. II. X. Fulton will super
intend the home made confectionery.
Mrs. ]. J. LiShtfoOt will be in charge
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Louis Simon has arranged a wonderful |
ivN tahlc for the children.
tn Tuesday afternoon from until 8 !
" clock Miss Newton will serve tea.
I. G. 3. Pierce Mrs. D. L. Fletcher,
Mrs. Woodruff. Mrs. II. F. BlOut. Mrs.
William Kent. Mrs. Weeks. Mrs. VIII
liam L Brown, Mrs. Henry Farqunar,
Mrs. ". NJ. Parker. Mrs. Henry Gannct.
Mrs. lanes F. Hood. Mrs George
Richard Fay jackson. Mrs. {. V RHcy
and Mrs. +. ". Clark.
Miss AmaryIlis GilIett has invitations
out for luncheon On December IS,
Cards are out for the reception at the
Raleigh Hotel on Monday afternoon
from until 8 O'Clock, in compliment TO
the delegates Of the antivivisectiOn and
animal protection congress-
Mrs. lie Roy Tuttle has sent out
ards for a dance at tn" Highlands on
the evening Of january !.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Frederick VII /
son, whose marriage took place on No. I
ycTnber - in 81. Johns Church. and .
who have been spending their honey !
moon at Virginia Hot Springs, VIII re-
urn TO Washington today,
Mrs J. I Mann is entertaining to- /
DAY at the first Of the series Of the !
dansantes which she Is giving each Sat |
Urday afternoon this month.
Mrs. Harry Hover is entertaining at |
2 bridge tea this afternoon in cOmpli- I
rent to her house guest, Mrs. Hechter, |
If Birmingham, Ala.
The Commissioner Of Patents and Mrs |
Thomas Ewing viii entertain a party At
dinner this evening.
The wedding Of Miss Martha II. Swan. :
daughter of W. y. Swan, and ~. (
carroll H. May. of Alexandria. TOOK /
place TUESDAY hi-ht at the residcnc" a. !
the brides sister. Mrs J. NJ. Bur>ett. |
1875 Park road. The ceremony WAS pe'-
formed bv the Rev. c. L. Granger. and !
the house WAS beautifully decorated |
with palms and white chrysanthemums |
The bride was dressed in white char |
mouse and lace. and wore a tulle veil. |
She carried roses and lilies of the valley |
and WAS attended by her cOusiF. Miss /
Mary Haines. of WaynesDoru. Va, who |
york pink charmeuse and carried pink |
roses. Tn" wedding march WAS PLAYED |
bv Mrs. Frank r. Holt. of stanton. VA. !