Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-02-15
Social News From WASHINGTON

Especial sStar-Bulletin Correspondence
Attorney-GcneraI and Mrs. Wicker
sham Coming.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 5.-The
Acknowledgement and Mrs. Wicker
sham will sail from San Francisco
on March Is for a trip around the
world They will be accompanied by
Miss Martha Bowers, Miss Frances
Noyes and Frederick Moore of New
York.
Mrs. Levi P. Morton has arrived in
Washington, and will-remain at the
Shoreham while here.a Her house in
Rhode Island avenue@is undergoing
extensive changes, and will not he
ready for occupancy Until next sea-
son. II
Moving pictures OF. tie South Sea
Islands will We exhihite "a lat the Be
1ascd theafer on the afternoon of Fri
day, February 81 for the benefit of
the building fund of ST. Jahn's Or
phanage. :
Among those on the committee of
the Ladies' Aid of st. Johns Orphan
age who are in charge Of raising
money for the new building are: Miss
Ellen King, vice president; Mrs. BAY
ard, Mrs. Calderon Carlisle, Mrs. w.
W. Finley. Mrs. j. NJ johnston, Mrs.
Lodge, Mrs. Peyton Russell. Mrs.
Henry Cleveland Perkins and Mrs.
Goddard.
Tickets for the pictures can be OBJ
tanned from Miss Clementine Smith,
at 1927 H street.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs
Scott, president general Of the d. A.
R., for the annual patriotic evening
February %, at Continental Memorial
Hall. Mrs. Horton will receive with
Mrs. Scott on this occasion, which
promises to be a brilliant event.
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Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Guggenheim
of New York are at the Shorcham for
the formers brother Senator GuS-
genheim. and his family, are already
established for the winter.
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Mrs. Charles Wellington Cobb has
as her guests Miss Patton and Mrs.
Leonard Cheney of San Francisco.
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Society in Parade.
Washington society women on
horseback. forming q troop. will be
one of the most picturesque Of the
features Of the big woman suffrage
parade and pageant to take place here
March 3, according to announcement
made at suffrage headquarters, 1920
F street northwest, today. It is eX-
pected that fifty or more will ride in
this troop, which is being specially ar
ranged for by the grand marshal Mrs.
R. C. Burleson, wife Of Lieut.. Burle-
son, U. S. A.. stationed at Fort Myer.
Va Among those who already have
signified their intention of riding in
the parade are Mrs. Churchill Candee.
Miss Mary Morgan, niece Of Mrs. Gift
ford Pinchot, and Miss Julia Colds
borough.
Well pleased with having obtain
ed consent for the suffrage parade to
march up Pennsylvania avenue from
The Peace rOnument to tho treasury
department, the leaders of the move
ment for the big demonstration were
busy today perfecting details for the
affair. Miss Alice Paul. chairman Of
the congressional committee Of the
National American Woman Suffrage
association, in charge of headQuar-
ters. received a letter from Mrs. Don
aid Hooker of Baltimore, saying that
she was making arrangements for a
Baltimore delegation TO take part in
the parade. and also for special cars
TO bring BaltlmOreans TO Washington
March to witness The demOnstra-
ton.
The cars. she said, would be decor
ated with suffrage COiOrs, green.
purple and while. 4 banner of these
colors has been swung in front Of the
headquarters today and attracted
much attention from passersby in the
streets.
We have been fighting sixty years
for the ballot" said Miss Paul and
the green in our banner stands for
the hope of success. The purple is