Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-05-08
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
THE MISSES WILSON ON HORSE.
BACK RIDE THROUGH PARK.
Sociabilities for Mrs. Marshall and
Cabinet Women-Other
Events-Notes.

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Thompson was host
There were about two dozen yuests
all mounted save. the notable exception
stated The day was ideal. the company
equally so for the perfect enjoyment of
the occasion. and the seated luncheon
for nifty guests which followed at the
Chevy Chase Club was a delightful fin
lsh The breakfast room was profuse'v
decorated with spring blossoms. There
were flowers on each of the small tables
around which the party was seated in
their own chosen groups, and there were
cunning little favors from Paris-horses.
etc.-for each person to carry home as a
souvenir.
Mrs. Wilson, with her guests, Mrs
Thomas Woodrow and Mrs. Wells went
up to the Capitol this afternoon to hear
the tariff debate.
Mrs. Wilson will attend the meeting of
the central housing committee at the
home of Mrs. Archibald Hopkins late
this afternoon
Mrs Wilson held regular levee in her
DoN at the horse show yesterday, there
We're so many paying their respects. She
was accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Eleanor Wilson, and Miss Bones and the
two Denver relatives Of the President.
Mrs. Thomas Woodrow and Mrs Wells,
who are now guests at the White House
Mrs. Wilson was in brown. smart tailor
ed suit with the collar and cuffs faced
In black satin and worn with a feather
trimmed brown hat. Miss Wilson was in
dark blue, with blue hat.
Mrs. William Jennings Bryan, whose in
terest In the show caused her to accept
several invitations to attend. was present
again yesterday. She wore her favorite
color. mauve. and a small toque made of
flowers of the same shade.
Mrs. Houston. wife of the Secretary of
Agriculture. wore blue and black hat
with white feathers
Mrs. Edward b. Mclean wore a gray
charmeuse suit with short eton jacket
and white hat covered with black tulle
her c0rsage bouquet was of orchids
Mclean box. She wore a smart tailored
suit of blue cloth with a small white
feather-trimmed hat Miss Katherine
Elklns wore a heavy brown motor coat
over dark blue charmeuse gown and a
large black picture hat trimmed with
black paradise plumes. The Brazilian
ambassador and Nine. da CANA were
with Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont Nine
da CANA wore a becoming gown of black
cnarmeuse with white lace yoke and
a White hat faced with black and trim
med with white wings. Nine. Loudon
was IN violet chiffon dress with small
black hat. Mrs. Morris Evans wore a
charming black costume of charmeuse
with small black toque with two high
standing black uncurled ostrich feathers
at the back
MIS- WOtherspoOn wore a tan cloth suit
with brown hat trimmed with yellow
roses. Mrs. William j. Boardman was in
black with black feather hat, and Miss
with a black hat trimmed with white
ostrich plumes. Mrs. Richard Townsend
wore black charmeuse suit with small
hat covered with cream-color aigrettes and
tulle. Mrs. Peter G. Gerry wore an eff
fective costume, the skirt of checked
cloth with black cutaway coat. A stiff
white hat finished the costume.
Miss Gladys ingalls, wore an olive and
white check costume and a purple hat
trimmed with dahlias in the same shade
lored suit with small violet-color straw
hat. Miss Gladys Hinckley wore a Bal
kan blouse suit of brown cloth with a
large brown straw hat. Mrs. Arthur Lee
wore white serge suit with a white hat
trimmed with white ostrich plumes Mrs
Colman wore lovely draped gown of
dark blue charmeuse. with a blue tulle
neck ruche and small black hat trim
med with MORE ribbon. Miss Dorothy
Williams looked well in a mustard color
suit with a large hat to match, trimmed
at the side with white mercury wings.
Miss Greble wore gray tailored suit
or cloth with a black hat trimmed
with gray feathers. Miss Caroline Nash
with white lilacs. Miss Marie David
son wore smart coat suit of blue
linen with a black hat trimmed with
feathers. bouquet of orchids finishing
off the costume. Mrs. Richard L. Fearn
wore green gown with hat of the
same shade trimmed with purple
flowers. Miss Mildred Fearn wore blue
charmeuse with black hat trimmed
with orange ribbon. Miss Doris Hay
wood wore a black charmeuse gown
with black hat trimed with bright
blue ostrich feathers Miss Annie Irwin
wore pink silk gown with a white
poke bonnet trimmed with pink roses,
and Miss Mary Irwin wore coral wolfe
with gray hat trimmed with roses
Mrs James Dudley Morgan wore. a
green cloth suit with touches of white
and a small white hat Mrs George
Howard wore dark blue crepe meteor
feathers. Mrs de SibOur was with Mrs
Howard. and wore smart black cos
TUNE with hat to match.
Mrs. MahlOn Pitney was in dark blue,
with blue and gray hat; Miss Isabelle
May wore black cloth suit with a
white pin-stripe and a stiff brown sailor
trimmed with brown wings: Miss Cecilia
May also wore a dark blue suit with a
small blue hat trimmed with single
blue Quill up the front; Countess Gizycka
hat trimmed with MORE ribbon; Mrs.
Roscoe c. Bulmer wore a blue serge suit
with small blue hat; Mrs. Leonard
Wood wore a black serge suit with a
black hat trimmed with a tall gray
feather: Mime. van SWlnderen was in a
dark blue and black gown. with a small
violet-colored hat trimmed with pansies;
Miss Gladys Mum wore light brown
silk with white collar and cuffs and a
panama hat.
Mrs. Marshall. wife Of the Vice Presi-
dent. was honor guest at buffet lunch
con today given by Mrs. Swanson, wife
of the Virginia senator. Mrs. Bryan and
Mrs. Garrison also received with the
guests. Mrs. Riley Gordon and Miss
Gordon Of New York and Mrs. Douglas
Gordon of Baltimore: Mrs. s. Hubert
Dent. Mrs. William r. Marshall. Miss
Maitland Marshall, Mrs. Fl. S. Knapp
and Mrs. Eldridge.
A lovely decoration of spring flowers
was in place all over the drawing room
and dining room, and the company Sc
lected was a representative one.
Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Bryan. Mrs. Gar
rison and Mrs. Redfield received callers
informally yesterday and Mrs. Burleson
spent the afternoon with Mrs. Morgan
Beach, where the Postmaster General
Joined his wife. as did the host and the
husbands OF other members of Mrs.
Beacn's spend-the- party.
Mrs. Bryan was entertained at dinner
last night by Mr. and Mrs. Henry B. F.
Mcfarland.
The Secretary Of War and Mrs. Garri-
son dined last night with a party at