The Washington times., 1913-04-20

Mrs. John W. Kern returns with
Senator Kern to Washington tonight
from their home in Indianapolis. She
will spend the spring with her husband
at Congress Hall.
From abroad comes the news that
former Senator and Mrs Nelson AIdrich
and family. who have been holiday
making on the Riviera for the greater
part of the season, have just arrived
from Monte Carlo and have established
themselves for a time in the Hotel Bris-
tol, Paris.
DIR. and Mrs. T. Morris Murray, who
are spending year or two in residence
abroad. nave just left the Riviera, and
are now in Paris.
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The reception to be given by the
Southern League of the woman's Ma
tional Wilson and Marshall Organiza-
tioE of the District of Columbia on
tuesday evening at the New willard
in honor of their president. Mrs
George A Armes. promises to be a
brilliant affair. The decorations will
be in red and green with baskets of
Richmond roses, and a string orches-
ira will play throughout the evening.
In the receiving line will be Mrs.
William Graeme Harvey, chairman of
the reception committee; Mrs. George
A. Armes, Mrs. John Poole. Mrs. l.
Fagg Morgan, Mrs. Olive Hancock,
Mrs. E. ]. lockwood. Mrs. Robert
Lesher. Mrs. NJ. G. Bonham. Mrs. G. D.
Merwin, Mrs. p. P. Claxton. Mrs. ].
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Mrs. Ella S. Knight, Mrs. c. Albert
Patterson Griffin, and Miss J.. N. Col
Inns will preside at the punch bowl
Claude n. Bennett will make the
introductions, assisted by John Poole.
Mrs Tile d. Entrikin. department
president of the District Woman's Re
lief Corps. held a reception last evening
at her home, loo Park road, in honor
Of the national president, Mrs. Geraldine
E. Frisbie. of San Francisco. and the
National senior vice president, Mrs.
Isabel worrell Ball. Of Washington. The
entire drawing room floor of Mrs. Entri-
kin's home was profuseiy and artis-
tically decorated with palms and flags.
Besides. Mrs. Frisbie and Mrs Ball. the
guests VI were dSt
President Mrs. Flo Jamison Miller of
Illinois: Past National President Mrs.
Cora NJ. Davis. of Oregon. and Past
National Junior Vice President Mrs.
Mary NJ. North, OF Maryland. The
guests especially invited to meet Mrs.
Frisbie are the National Council of
Women, to which body Mrs. Frisbie is
a delegate, the members of the
Woman's Relief Corps. members Of the
Grand Army of the Republic. Ladies OF
the G. A. r., and Daughters of Vet !
Grams and their friends.
Mrs. Isabel Worrell Ball entertained |
at a box party in honor Of the National |
president of the Womans Relief Corps, |
Mrs Geraldine E Frisbie. of San Fran !
cisco, at the National Theater last !
evening TO see THE Garden of Allah"
The other guests were Mrs. Margaret !
A. Walker. past department president, |
w. R. c., Mrs. Anna NJ. Baden, Miss |
Elsie Mae Stewart and Miss May Bor- |
land.
Following the beautiful flower
luncheon given at the Cuban legation
yesterday in honor of the three daugh-
ters of the President and Mrs. Wilson,
they were among the young people who
danced at Chevy Chase last night after
The dozen and more dinner parties given
there
Miss Alice Bradford Shepard enter
Lained at dinner at the Chevy Chase
Club last night in honor of Miss Will
son, the elder daughter Of the Prcsi-
lent, and invited to meet her Capt. and
Mrs. Mark Brooke, DIR. and Mrs. Henry
NJ. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard p.
WhiteIey, OF New York; Miss Lily Fin
ey, Miss Amy Talbot. Captain Schley,
Major Lowe, DR.. Grayson. and Julian
Burke. Miss Dorothy Shepard. the sis
er of the young hostess. and st. George
Brook Tucker. of New York, also came
,ver for the dinner:
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Mrs. Robert NJ Thompson has gone to
New York for a short visit with her
,on-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs
stephen H. 2. Pell. but will return here
tomorrow.
Mrs. John r. Williams and Miss
Dorothy Williams are also in New
FORK for a few days.
The Spanish minister. Senor Riano.
,as gone TO New York to remain for
ome days. II
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