The Washington times., 1913-04-29

Hn wife Of Congressman Palmer
4" Of Pennsylvania, entertained
at q beautifully appointed
luncheon today at the Grafton. when
hsr guests were Mrs Marshall wife Of
the Vice President: Mrs Burleson, wife
Of the Postmaster General; Mrs. Dam
iels, wife of the Secretary Of the Navy:
Mss Jessie Wilson. Mrs. Oscar Under
wood and her house guest, Mrs. Patter-
son. Of Richmond. Va; Mrs. Willard
Salisbury. Mrs. ]. Kemp Bartlett and
Mrs. Frederick A. Levering. a., OF Bal
timore, sisters Of the hostess; Mre. Bur
ton Harrison. ST.. Mrs. George Hamilton.
Mrs. Thomas II. Talliaferro. Mrs. Ar
thur Giles. Mrs. Perry Belmont. Mrs.
James I. Blakslee. wife OF the recently
appointed Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General: Mrs. Charles LownAes. Mrs.
w. H. Gordon, and Miss Charlotte
Campbell. -
The table decorations were of yellow
and white spring blossoms.
The President and Mrs. Wilson will
give an audience to the Paulist Chor-
listers In the East Room at ESQ o'clock
this afternoon, when they will give a
snort program.
Mrs. Wilson will. as usual. receive
a number Of guests by special appoint
ment in the Red Room. when Miss
Bones will assist her. and Miss Hagner
will remain at the tea table. -.--.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Harper, Of
Princeton. y. J., who were the guests
Of the President and Mrs. Wilson at
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Shoreham. where they have been Joined
by their daughter. Miss Isabel Harper.
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Mime. Loudon, wife Of the Minister Of
the Netherlands: Mrs Walter Bruce
Howry. and Dr. Ernest Baumann, Of
the Swiss legation, will be among the
artists who will give the concert Thurs
day afternoon at 800 o'clock at the
residence Of Mrs. John Hays Hammond
for the benefit Of the Confederate Me-
mortal Home.
The Presbyterian Home will be the
beneficiary of birthday social which
will be given in the parlors of the New
Ebbitt Hotel tomorrow evening at s
o'lock.
Mrs. Daniels, wife of the Secretary of
the Navy, will be the honor guest of
Mrs. Lloyd H. Chandler. wife of CAM
mander Chandler. U. s. N. at tea
this afternoon from until ,. at he
Chandler residence.
Quantities of ferns and spring BIOS
SONS have been used to adorn the rooms
and the spacious pcrches a,sout the
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large old-fashioned garden will also be
open.
Assisting Mrs. Chandler in receiving
her guests will be her mother, Mrs.
Edson. Others who will assist in re-
ce3ving the guests and dispensing the
hoepitaAties of the afternoon will be
Mrs Henry Ward, Mrs. Carlo Britton.
Mrs. Cone, the Misses Hoke-Smith. Miss
DrBose, the Misses Cugle. and Miss
Weeks.
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Mrs. Borland. wife of Congressman
Dorland OF Missouri, will receive thie
Afternoon from until s o'clock, at her
So0idence. l1l3 Sixteenth street. Miss
Sylvia MetcaIf and Mrs. W. D. Wheel
er will give a musical program during
the afternoon and a number of young
giils will assist
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The Russian Ambassador and Nine.
Bakhmetef, who went to New York
yesterday. will return to the Capital on
Thursday.
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The Brazilian Ambassador and Mms
da Cana have gone to New York for
short visit
Dr. Eusibio A. Morales. recently ap-
pointed minister from Panama to this
Thursday, and will arrive In New York
Thursday of this week. Senor Don J. e.
Lefevre, charge d'affaires and first sec
retary of the legation, who is now in
St Louis, will be In New York to meet
him on his arrival. and will accompany
him to Washington.
Miss Dorothy Williams entertained IN
formally at dinner last evening for her
house guest, Miss Helen Taft Miss vii
liams will have a few guests informally
10 dinner this evening.
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Mrs. Dimock Hutchinson, who sails
for Europe in the middle of May. en-
tertained at dinner last e. ening.
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The Speaker 4 the House and Mrs
Champ Clark went to New York yes
terday to attend the reception which
Mr.. and Mrs. William Randolph Hearst
gave last evening In celebration OF the
tenth anniversary Of their wedding.