The Washington herald., 1913-03-30

The President went to Fort Myer, Va,
yesterday to attend the exhibition drill
in the riding hall. He was accompanies
by Miss Margaret Wilson and Lieut.. st.
John Greble, jr.
Mrs. Wilson, who has spent the last
two days in New York, returned to
Washington late last night
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
were the guests of honor at dinner last
night given by Capt. Charles Marsh. L.
s n. and Mrs Marsh. The other guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Ham
mond. Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Adair, Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Philip Andrews, Com
mander and Mrs. Reginald Belknap. Brig.
Gen. and Mrs Erastus Weaver. Mrs.
Henry Dimock. ana Capt. Harry F.
Knapp, U. S. \.
Mrs Woodrow Wilson. who is deeply
interested in all charitable work. went
through the Home for 1ncurables one
day last week, and took the deepest
interest in the inmates of the home.
Her presence gave great pleasure to
them and did much to tighten the day
for them.
The Misses Wilson were the guests Of
honor at buffet luncheon yesterday
given by Miss Lucy Hoke Smith. dauGh-
ter Of Senator and Mrs. Hoke Smith
Meyer Davis orchestra played through
out the luncheon.
The Misses Wilson stood in the receiv-
Ing line with Miss Lucy Ioke Smith
and Mrs. Ronald Ransom. the married
sister of the young hostess. and received
the guests on their arrival. Others who
assisted in receiving were Mrs. Lamar.
Mrs. Charles Richardson, and Miss CAL
lie Hoke Smith.
Among the guests were Miss Gene
veive Clark. Miss Nancy johnson, Miss
Sallie Williams. Miss Carrie Lee Cham
berlin. Miss Helen Hardy, Miss MarSatet
McChord, Miss Ruth Hitchcock, Miss
Agra Bennett, Miss Jeanette Ayres, Miss
Margaret Perrin, Miss ,Rebekah Wilmer,
and Miss Gladys ingalls,.
Miss Wilson wore dark blue silk with
stylish hat to match. Miss Jessie
Wilson wore gown of lavender chiffon
broadcloth and a chic lavender hat. Miss
Eleanor Wilson wore a French blue
corded silk with blue brocade coat of
the same shade. and blue hat trim
med with shaded roses.
Mrs. -Ransom's costume was of pale
blue brocaded satin. Miss Lucy Hoke
Smith wore a gown of white embroider-
ed crepe meteor. Miss Callic IIoke Smith
wore a gown of white crepe de chine.
| Mrs Marshall, wife of the Vice Presi-
dent. was honor guest at a luncheon
yesterday, given by Mrs. George T.
Porter and among the guests were Mrs.
Joseph Rucker Lamar, and Mrs. Willis
Van Deyanter., e..
The Secretary of the Navy. Mr.. DAN
iels. was host at a luncheon yesterday
| in honor of the French Officers cooper
| ating in .radio-longitude determination,
viz, Ingenieur photographic en- Chef L.
Driencourt; Commandant Ferrie, Corps
du Genee, chief of the Eiffel Tower
service; Capt. Levesuue. de rartillerie,
army geographic service: Lieut.. de yais-
seau Gesnon and Prof. Henri Abraham.
The other. guests were. Commander
Benoist day, naval attache of France;
Capt de Chambrun. military attache of
France; Rear Admiral Hutch l. Gone, L.
S. N; George A. Hill. United States
Naval Observatory; Capt William II. G.
BuIlard. U. S. N, superintendent Naval
Radio Service; Lieut.. Commander Leigh
IC. Palmer, L. s. N; Lieut.. Col. J. Z.
Mcmahon. L. S. A.; Brig. Gen. George
| T. Scriven. chief signal officer. Com
mander George F. Cooper. L. S. N; o.
H. Tittman, superintendent Coast and
Geodetic survey; George W. Littlehales,
DR.. L. A. Bauer, Carnegie Institute: r.
B. Marshall, Geological Survey: Prof
Willis L. Moore, Chief of the Weather
Bureau; Prof. Cleveland Able, Weather
Bureau; DR.. Samuel W. Stratton. Bureau
! of Standards; Senator II. c. Lodge. Sen
ator Lee s. Ovcrman. Representative
Joseph T. johnson, Representative Lem
uel p. Padgett, Capt. Joseph l.. Jayne.