Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-22

/ WASHINGTON. D. c, March 10
| With the presidents family and the
vice-presi3ent and Mrs Marshall set
! ting the standard of not entertaining
O: accepting hospitalities On Sunday,
| il is quite natural that the official set
follow the same rule. The first Sab
! bath under the new regime, was o5-
+ served in a quiet way, with an al
4 tendance at church, followed by in
J fcrmai luncheon el 1amIiie or VIA al
occasional guest here. and there, and
few guests dropping in informally
ct tea tine. - --".- . . .
I The president and Mrs. Wilson's
| lUnchecn party was much the same as
J ii has been from the outset, consisting
! of the members CT the household and
several Of the relatives who are in
! Washington. Later the Misses VIII
/ son went for motor trip, as they
have been doing frequently since
their arrival, getting acquainted with
| Washington, which they seem 20 be
! finding an interesting as we'll as large
undertaking. -. 49,
Owing TO the fact that all their
household goods have not reached
Washington, the process of getting
settled in the White House has been
a little slow. T. j" ....-..
Congressman James r. Mann and
Mrs. Mann, of Illinois, and former
Congressman William B. Mckinley,
Of Illinois, and mis- niece, Miss MATHS,
have gone to New York, from where
/, they will sail Tuesday for Panama,
They will stop off at Jamaica and
other points eli route ana will not re-
turn to Washington before the first
of next month. -
Mrs. Swanson, wife of Senator
Swanson of Virginia, will leave Wash
ington shortly for their place in Fir.
Ginia, where she will spend a few
days. ...=<. .
Mrs. Reed, wife of Senator James
A. Reed, of Missouri, who has been
i'll at the University Hospital in Kan
sas City, Mo-, is now conEalescing,
and will not return to, Washington for
several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Wheeler, of San
Francisco, Cal., are spending some
tire in Washington, guests at the
Highlands.
Representative and Mrs. Slayden
have gone to Texas. tosbe absent until
about the first of April.
& 9
Mrs Fullan, wife of Capt. W. F. Ful-I
Ian, U. 5. N, has come to Washing
ton from Chicago and Joined her hus-
band at the Brighton
q
Mrs. Herbert WadsRorth Is here on
short visit to her niece, Mrs. Van
Horn, at the Ontario
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Mrs. Bryan, wife of the secretary
of state, is still giving her leisure to
receiving friends, who are calling be-
fore leaving the capital for their re
spective homes. Mrs. organs pres-t
ent stay here will not be lengthy
one, as she also has home affairs 20 /,
dispose of before coming here to re- !
side permanently. Secretary Bryan !
will return to Lincoln. Nebr., for the !,
annual Bryan birthday dinner on the |
18th 81 ~. >.-1-.l . -.
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Mrs. Garrison, wife of the secretary !
of war, returned to her home in Jer- |
sey City. She expects to return here |
after Easter. @>. IT,. i
The date of the wedding of Miss
Ethel -Carow Roosevelt, daughter of |
Col. and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, |
and DR.. Richard Derby of New York !
city has been fixed for Friday, April
A.. The wedding will be in the Euisco-
pal church at Oyster Bay, and a rel
ception will follow at the Roosevelt
residence on Sycamore Hill. The
bridal couple will sail, the next day /
for honeymoon trip to Europe.
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The new secretary of the interior
and Mrs. Franklin K. Lane were en-
tertained at dinner by the former sec.
rotary of the interior and Mrs. Walter
Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher will re-
main here throughout the spring. The
former finds pleasure in the daily use
of the Chevy Chase golf links, and the
children of the household are int
school here. .... -. II.
Count Won Bernstorff, the German
ambassador to the United States, will
be the guest of the New York City
be married. The friends of both Mrs
Cowles and her daughter in Honolulu !