Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-26
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. WILSON WILL SHOW IN
TEREST IN MOUNTAINEERS.
The Flower Ball Tonight and the
Dinners Before It-Per-
sonal Notes.

i
sonal Notes.
| 0rs. Wilson Is expected to attend the
meeting at the Shoreham this afternoon
when the educational work among the
southern mountaineers will be discussed.
Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page will preside.
| The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
have returned from their out-of-town
Easter trip and the latter is receiving in
formally this afternoon at the Shore
ham.
! The Vice President and Mrs Marshall
will be entertained at dinner Saturday
night by Commander Marsh, L. S. N,
and Mrs. Marsh, and tomorrow Mrs. Mar
shall will be honor guest at tea which
Mrs. Burton Harrison is giving.
Nine. Hauge will entertain at dinner
of sixty covers tonight those who are to
take Part in the dances at the flower ball.
Others who are giving dinners and whose
Thomas Nelson Page, Mrs Thomas F.
Walsh, who has taken second box
Mrs Wetmore and Mrs. Robert Patter-
son.
|
Mrs. Richard Harlow is entertaining
the younger set at tea today for her
young daughter, Miss Catherine Harlow
and her house guest, Miss Lydia Chaplin.
| Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson, second
daughter of the President and Mrs. Will
son. will go to Baltimore tomorrow, and
Will be the principal speaker at the mass
meeting to be held during the afternoon
| in Ford's Opera House in aid of the
I f1Yrd
Miss Wilson will be the guest of Mrs.
Hans Froelicher. 2221 North Charles
street. during her stay. At noon she will
be entertained at luncheon at the home
streets. and at the conclusion of this
function will proceed to Ford's.
Mrs. Cuno H. Rudolph entertained
party OF young people at luncheon yes
terday. The guests, including the Misses
Sydney and Lucy Burleson, daughters of
i the Postmaster General and Mrs. Burle
son, went afterward to the matinee with
their hostess.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. CARR
son will entertain party in their box at
the fancy drill benefit at Fort Myer FRI
day. They will have as guests for sew
eral days Mr.. and Mrs. George Leary Of
New York. who will arrive Friday. and
Mr.. Thiele and Miss Thiele of New York.
who will arrive Saturday. The Secretary
and Mrs Garrison will give dinner Sat
urday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury. Blair enter
tanned at large dinner last night, the
and others in the administration being
of the party.
Miss Mary Garrett Bartlett of Balti-
| more Is spending few DAYS with Nj s. A.
| Mitchell Palmer, at the Grafton.
Commander Marsh, U. S. N, and Mrs
Marsh entertained at dinner last night
the japanese ambassador, Baron Chin
| da; the naval attache of the embassy.
Commander Takeuchi; the military at
tache. Lieut.. Col. 1nouye; the counselor,
Mr.. Shidehara: Mrs Robley D. Evans.
Evans.
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Haynes who
are the guests OF their niece: Mrs
| at their quarters at the navy yard. en-
tertafned a box party last night at the
Columbia Theater in compliment to the
Postmaster General and Mrs. Burleson.
The other guests were Mrs. w. w. Dixon
and Lieut.. Commander Chester Wells, u.
s. ~ A supper at the New Willard fol-
lowed.
Mr. Haynes left today for Pueblo. Col.
where he Will remain several weeks. Mrs.
Haynes will go to Virginia Beach the
last of the week to stay until her hus-
bands return.
On the afternoon and evening of March
81 an entertainment will be given at the
Portner for the benefit of the Bell Home
The committee in charge consists of Mrs
r. J. Earnshaw, Mrs. ]. Elmans May
field, Miss Victorine Koones, Mrs. Foster
Danforth. Mrs. Clarence Latterner. Mrs.
Ashton Todd and Mrs. George Covington.
The home for which this benefit is
given supports over fifty children. and is
| rJiryid I'd
Nine. de Pena and the Misses de Pena
entertained at dinner last night. when
their guests were Mrs. Inez Member,
Crosby. Miss MacCawsky. Miss Symons,
Miss Supervielle. Mr.. Schmolk. Com
mander Burstyn. Mr.. de Aragao. Mr..
Pmentel, Mr.. Animal, Mr.. Gasares and
Capt. Little.
Mrs. L. " Kent of the Iroquois apart
ments announces the marriage of her
daughter. Florence Marine, to Mr.. Frank
J. Tibbets of this city, March 10, at
Wilmington, Del
Mrs. Marguerite S. Ames announces the
marriage of her daughter, EVELYN Schulz.
and Mr.. Joseph Spotswood Burrell of
Henderson,, N. c. The ceremony was
northeast, by the Rev. c.. w. Whitmore.
in the presence of few intimate friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Burrell left Immediately
for New York and Boston. and win spend
some time In Springfield, Mass, with
relatives of the bride.
Miss Gladys Abbey of 1920 n street. en-
tertained about thirty little friends Mon
day evening. the occasion being her thir-
teenth birthday. The little ones enjoyed
playing many games for unique prizes. A
collation. was served. and each guest car
ried home an Easter basket filed with
candy eggs and chickens.
| The Young Women's Christian Associa-
| ton has been invited to have a table at
| the Wilson breakfast to be held at
| Rauscher's April 5. and the following
| women will represent the association on
| that occasion: Mrs. w. H. Bayly, Mrs.
| William F. Bacon. Miss Florence F.
Brown. Mrs. John Hay. Mrs. Perry S.
! Heath, Miss Grace Kendall. Mrs. Robert
Lansing. Mrs. Lawrence Lee. Mrs. H. B.
| F. Macfariand. Mrs. John Scully. Mrs.
| Charles s. Richardson, DIR. Ada r.
| Thomas and Mrs. s. W. Woodward.
| Miss Anne May Swart, daughter of Mrs
| Mary E. Swart and the late Barnett
| Swart, and Dr. Joseph j. Mundell were
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