The Washington times., 1913-03-31
Miss Eleanor Wilson Is Spending
Today in Baltimore, Accom-
:, panied by Her Cousin.

AH Marshall, Mrs. Bryan, and all
H of the Cabinet women in for
a cup of tea at o'clock this
afternoon. The event vii, mark the
hrst meeting Of Mrs Wilson, wife OF
The Secretary of Labor. with the Presi.
tents executive family.
. Miss Eleanor Wilson, accompanied by
her cousin. Miss Helen Woodrow Bones.
will spend the day In Baltimore.
Miss Bones is member OF the Presi.
ient's family circle and will not occupy
he position of private secretary to
Mrs Wilson, a place that is perma-
nently filled by Miss Hasner
Mrs. Bryan returned to washington
yesterday and Joined the Secretary OF
State at the New Willard. where they
will spend the month Of April oefore
taking their house In Calumet place.
The Secretary. of State and Mrs.
BRYAN will be entertained at dinner
tonieht hy the German Ambassador and
Countess won Bernstorff.
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The Assistant Secretary of the Navy.
Franklin B. Roosevelt, and Mrs. Roose-
welt, have taken an apartment at the
Powhatan for the spring season. They
have made a lease Of the home OF Rear
Admiral and Mrs. William Sheffield
Cowies for next season. but will not
take possession until then
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Mrs. Marshall Field will entertain
guests at dinner on Tuesday, April !,
In honor of Mrs. George NJ. Pullman.
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Laushlin, Of Chicago. have arrived 1t
the Shoreham. where they are spending
. short time.
Mrs. E. G. ,Carbaugh has returned to
the shorehan after a short absence
Ia New York and Philadelphia
A musicale followed by tea will be
given this afternoon at the Club Of
Colonial DANES in Sixteenth street.
Hrs. Emile Dougal-Marcon has ar
Ranged the program with the assist
ance of Mrs C. Albert Hill. chairman
Of the musical committee: Mrs J. VI.
Heustis. Mrs. Maxwell, Miss Roberta
Allen. and Mrs. Dcugal-Marcon will
give the program
Spring flowers will form the dec
OTdt1OnS OF the TOoIlS, anu fdTh
er, Mrs Elwood Brown. and Mrs. R.
r. Hoes. will preside at the tea
table.
On Thursday afternoon a reception
will be given at the club to the pres
Ident of the National Society OF Col
oniaI Danes. Mrs. William Rufin Cox.
Of Richmond. Va
One of the Interesting features of
the afternoon will be the unveiling
Of the handsome portrait of Sir Wal
ter Raleigh, painted and presented to
the society by Mrs. Brenizer, of North
Carolina The British ambassador will
make the presentation address
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Mrs. Benjamin Micou will entertain
at a bridge party tomorrow after
noon
Mrs. Robert Fitch Shepard will be
hostess at a bridge party Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Alexander Speer will be hostess
at a tea at the Club of Colonial
Danes on Wednesday afternoon from
& to O'Clock.
MIS- HafOi0 NortUn Hdh scnt oob Sdiu1
for Saturdays at home in April.
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CONGRESSMAN William d. Stephens OF
CeIifor MIA and Mrs. Stephens and Miss
Barbara Stephens, who have spent the
season at Congress Hall. are spending a
ronth at 1863 Wyoming avenue, occupy
Ing the apartment of Col and Mrs. e.
c. walcutt. jr.. during their absence in
Porto Rico. where they are on an in
spection trip.
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Miss Lanette Hine Smith, debutante
: daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Orlando
H. Smith. has returned to Washington
from an extended stay in Memphis,
Tenn. She has as her house guest for 4
r few days, Miss Irene Morris, OF Wis
ccnsin. ..,
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A dance will be given at the Congress
sinnai Club Thursday evening.
John Barton Payne, of Chicago. has
arrived In Washington and 10 stoppins
# the 6horeeam.