The Washington times., 1913-04-12

THE President and Mrs Wilson en-
II --tertained5 at luncheon today at
II the White House Walter II.
Page. who will probably be am
bAssador TO the Court of ST. James, and
Mrs Page, Colonel and Mrs E. NJ.
House, of Texas, and Mr. and Mrs
Hugh Wallace.
The Misses Wilson were the guests
Of the officers of the T. S s. Mayfiower
at luncheon today followed by dane
liz aboard the ship.
Edith Reumefta Or Copenhagen. Dem
nark. will recite Hans Christian Ander-
son fairy tales at the White House in
the presence Of the President and his
family on Wednesday.
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs
Daniels will have as their guests aboard
the u. s. S. Dolphin this afternoon
the members of the Navy League of the
United States. who are holding their
e5ghth annual convention in WashinS-
tn this week. The party went aboard
tie 5ittle craft at moon and started fer
Nj Vernon. Luncheon was served AMI
taa will be served on the return trip.
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John Barrett left Washington this
morning for New York where he viii
b a guest of the New York Historical
a1ciety, and viii attend a meeting
called to consider the teaching of Latin
American history in the public schools.
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Mrs. Seth Barton French, who has
boen spending some time in Washing
Ten, returned to New York yesterday.
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A9{ss norofby Uil,ianos n-bo b,e has,
sDending some time in New York, Will
return to Washington this evening
Miss Elizabeth Noyes returned TO
Washington today from Annapolis.
where she has been for a brief stay.
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Mrs Barbour and Miss Marguerite
Barbour. who returned to Washington
last week from an extended stay in
California, will go TO New York next
week for a short stay.
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Miss Clare de Graffenried will enter
tain at large reception this afternoon
at her residence in Seventeenth street.
IN honor of Mrs. Garrison, wife of the
Secretary of War. a.
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Mrs. Duncan McKim has invitations
out for luncheon, on April Is. -
Mrs Harold p. Norton will receive
this afternoon informally and will have
assisting her Mrs. n. c. Twining
Mrs. Mott, wife of Congressman
Luther W. Mott. of New York. has re-
turned to Washington and the New
Willard Mrs. Mott is honorary regG NJ
Of Fort Oswego Chapter. D. A. r., ant
10 delegate to the convention.
Mrs Dimock will be hostess at al
large dinner this evening and will have
among her guests the Secretary Of /;
State and Mrs. Bryan. !
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goodkind, of ,
st. Paul, Mimi. and Miss Estelle Wolf. !
Of Grand Rapids. Mich. are stopping at ,
the New willard 4
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels were guests of horE- at a ban
quet at the New willard last night. 4
with the Navy League of the United
States as hosts. The Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall, the Secretary of War
and Mrs. Garrison and the Secretary of +!
Commerce and Mrs. RedheId were
guests.
Mrs. Stephen B. EIkins entertained
guests at dinner tonight in honor of !
Mrs. James Robert Mckee. of New
York.
Miss Ethel Lloyd, daughter of Con- I,
gresham and Mrs. Lloyd of Missouri. q.
entertained at a small dinner party |,
last night at the Portland.
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Miss Bessie Young and Miss Jane !
Young have returned to Washington !
from a trip to Panama and South /
America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kirkland Jones |
Of Detroit, Mich, will arrive in Wash I:
ington Wednesday to spend a few days /
with Brig. Gen. Albert l.. Mills. L. S. |
A., and Mrs. Mills.
Mrs. Aleshire has sent out cards for |
q bridge on the afternoon of April IS.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Kearney Carr |
will entertain at a dinner on April l9.
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Mrs Todd Llavie, Miss McCauley, and |
Miss Margaret Br1tton Of Washington.
who have been in Rome for some time.
to spend the rest of the spring in Flor
ence and Venice
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Gen. and MRS Howard Carroll. of
New York, have arrived in Washington
for q short visit.