The Washington times., 1913-04-17
President and Mrs. Wilson Receive
D. A. R. Visitors At the White House


fully appointed luncheon given by Mrs.
S. o. Richey at her residence in
| street. in compliment 10 Mrs Rooert
| Mckee.
The additional guests were Mrs. Ar
| thur Lee, Mrs. Nicholson Anderson,
| Mrs. Thomas Bayard Mrs Howry, Mrs.
William Corcor~n Hill. Mrs. Janin. Mrs.
| Mckim. Mrs. Edward Mitchell. Mrs.
| Harlan. Mrs. Wilmer. Mrs. Rawlings
Morse. Mrs. Bankard. Mrs. Randall, and
Miss Julia Strong.
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! Mrs Garrison, wife of the Secretary
OF War, was the honor guest at a beau
tifully appointed luncheon today given
by Mrs. Henry Heistand. at her resi-
dence in Twenty-first street The table
decorations were spring blossoms and
! ferns. The additional guests were Mrs
Atlee Pomerene. Mrs. Leonard Wood
Mrs. Henry G. Sharpe Mrs. Robert n
Evans, Mrs. John Fl. Chamberlain. Mrs
Michael Sheridan. Mrs. Van Rennselae er
, Hcff. Mrs. Vincent Kerns, and Mrs A.
c. Downing.
Mrs. Judson c. Clements and Miss
Clements will be hostesses at tea this
afternoon from ) unit! o'clock at the
, residence in Bancroft place, in compli-
ment to the formers sister. Miss Du-
laney. of Kentucky. who has been their
house guest the greater part of the win
ter, and who returns to her home in
Louisville next week.
The house will be adorned for the
occasion with palms, ferns, and pink
he a n
ferns and pink snapdragons.
Assisting Mrs. Clements and Miss
Clements in receiving the guests will
be Mrs W. A. Milliken. Mrs. c. c.
Clements. Miss Green and Miss Winner
Mrs. Gordon Lee. of Georgia, and Mrs
Robert Smith, of Texas. will preside
at the tea table.
At o'clock this afternoon Charles
Anthony, of Boston, the well-known
American pianist, will give recital in
the ballroom at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur J. Parsons.
Mr.. Anthony is the house guest of Dr.
and Mrs. Fremont-Smith.
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Mrs. Edward J. Dorm wife of CAPITA in
Dorm, L. s ". will entertain at tea
this afternoon from until at her resi-
dence in Twenty-first street.
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Mrs. Salisbury. wife OF Sena tor Sauls-
bury Of Delaware Will receive from 3
until o'clock this afternoon at the
Shoreham. Mrs Salisbury will be at
home the following Thursdays of the
spring season.
Mrs John X. Shields. wife Of the new
Senator OF Tennessee. will receive this
afternoon at the Shoreham.
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Madame van Swinderen. wife of the
former minister from the Netherlands
10 this country, is expected to arrive
in Washington within a short time for
her annual spring visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles &. Glover. Mr..
van Swinderen is member OF the
Dutch cabinet, and has not been able
TO accompany Madame van Swindercn
and her little daughter to this country
for several seasons She will be here
for the marriage of her only brother,
Carl c. Glover, jr.. to Miss Marian
Wise, on May 10.
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sui general AT Dresden and Mrs Gaff-
sui general at the Montana apartments
for some time.
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The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce were the guests Of honor at a
dinner last night at the japanese en-
bassy. when Viscount Chinda paid his
farewell respects 10 the amba sa dor he
fore he leaves this country. To meet
them were the French .imba ssador and
Ma lame Jusserand, tho German ambas-
sador. the Russian Ambassador and
Madame Bakhmetef. the Netherlands
Minister and Madame Loudon, the Swiss
Minister and Madame Ritter Alfred
Mitchell lnnes. counselor; CAPTAIN
Grant. naval attache. and Mrs. Grant;
Colonel Gage. military attachc and
Mrs. Gage; 4. Kerr Clark Kerr, third
secretary, and Lord Eustacc Percy,
attachc, all Of the British embassy
staff. and Kijuro Shidehara couns. Ipr;