The Washington times., 1913-11-20
win Remain There Until His
Brother Cemes.to Capital on
Saturday.

rive IN washington To-Day from
New York to, be a guest at the
white House until Saturday or
Sunday when he VIII be Joined by his
nxothsr. the Rev. John Nevin Sayre. re-
csntly Of China, and they will go to be
the guests Of Associate Justice Hughes,
OF the Supreme Court, and Mrs. Hughes
. until the wedding.
Charles e. Hughes. jr., who will be
one Of the ushers. win arrive in Wash
ington either Saturday evening or Sum-
cay.
The White House wedding party and
q number of the houseguests will be en-
tertained at a dinner on Monday night
abroad the Maynower. the Presidents
yacht. "
F.
Mrs. Writ Dixon vftl entertain at q
dinner and theater party this evening
for Miss Genevieve Claa.k and her house.
guests.
Miss Maude wetmorei will entertain at
q luncheon Sunday at the Country Club.
Mrs Bryan. Mrs. Daniels, and sew
eral other of the wives Of Cabinet Of
dcers were at home Informally this
Afternoon to callers
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The Secretary Of War and Mrs. Ga:-
rieon viii have a box at the Army and
Navy game. In New York, and win
have a party of friends with them
They win leave Washington for Phila-
delphia on Wednesday. and will spend
Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. Garrison's
erother-in-law and sister. DR.. and Mrs.
Samuel Morton. On the following FIJI
day they viii 60 to New York for the
game.
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Senior Don Roberto McDouaIl, who
for four gears has served as secretary
and for the greater part Of the time
charge daffaires Of the Colombian
legation, Is preparing to leave WASH
tngton. and viii return to his own
country. He is a writer and scholar Of
note. and win leave large circle Of
friends here from the diplomatic, liter
sry. and scientific members Of society.
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Among the hosts to entertain dinner
guests at the Chevy Chase Club last
night and remained for the Informal
dance later, were Mrs. Chester Wells,
Dir. and Mrs. A. T. Britton, Mrs.
Charles Fuller, Lieut. Col Harry Tay-
Tor and Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Walter Cor
don, Mrs. Wilson, and Rear Admiral
and Mrs. stephens.
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Mrs. Alexander Britton has isued in
vitations for . tea to present Miss Mar
gAret Britton to her friends at their
home. 1871 Q street, from TO o'clock,
Tuesday, December 9.
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Mrs. George z. shaw and Miss Mary
Shaw, Of New York. are at the Shore
ham
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Mrs.. DeIoss Blodgett will return to
Washington from New York at the end
Of the week. Mrs. Blodgett and her Sis
ter, Mrs. Matthews, and Miss Blodgett
and Miss Porcher, daughter and niece
OF Mrs Blodgett, went to Philadelphia
and New York last week. Mrs. Mat
thews and the two girls returned to
their home early in the week.
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Mrs. Charles Sheppard sailed for
Paris recently TO visit her son-in-la~
and daughter, the military attache at
the American embassy and Mrs. Spen-
Ger Cosby. Ms. Sheppard will remain
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70 to Egypt for the winter.
Mrs. Charles Ffoulke, who is going to
spend the winter in Rome, sailed on the
same steamer.
Dr. and Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes,
o. New York, entertained at a dinner
Et the New willard last night. Their
guests were Miss Olive Burnett. Miss
Msyne Agnes Chipley, Miss Marie Den
ton, Jack Ballard. Lieut.. Frank Gilbert.
and Prof Lynn Hamilton, Of Boston.
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Among the visiters to the bazaar
which the Southern Industrial Educa-
iional Association is holding In its
rooms In the Southern building were
Mrs. A. w. Greely, Mrs. John Hay, Mrs.
Archibald Hopkins. and Madame Bak-
hmeteff.
The display Of work from the noun
tains 10 unusually attractive this year,
and the sales very encouraging.
The rooms aave been decorated every
aay with the flowers sent by Mrs. Will
ron. and as each package was tied up
tower from the White House conserva-
tory was presented with IT,
Mrs E. Ashley Lewis. OF Baltimore,
who is visiting Mrs. Heniey-smith, of
t124 Connecticut avenue, received with
Mrs A. 6. Stone on Tuesday. The ba-
saar WIN continue through the week.