The Washington times., 1913-05-23
Double Plans Are Made for Tea Which
Mrs. Wilson Has Planned>for Afternoon
Washington Woman Is Guest Of
New York Society Folks
at important Events.

Mrs. Lndley NJ. Garrison, who Is in
New York as the guest OF Mrs. George
Leary until the first Of the week. was
In evidence in New York society yes
terday. first at a large breakfast. with
Mr.. and Mra Leary as hosts, and
later. at Governors Island, where a
large garden party was given for the
benefit Of the Army and Navy Relief.
At the breakfast were Senator and
Mrs. James A. o'Gorman. Mr. and Mrs.
William Nelson Cromwell. Justice and
Mrs. Samuel seabury, Justice and Mrs.
Edward B. Amend. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick Kernochan, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Henry Parker and others to the number
Of more than fifty. p.
At the regular Friday afternoon tea
at the Congressional Club today, Mrs.
ID. U. Fletcher. president, will be as
sisted in entertaining by Mrs Lloyd, OF
Missouri. and Mrs. Raker. of California
She will present Mrs. Laura c. Kel-
logg. who will speak on the Indian sit
uation.
The club rooms are decorated with
spring flowers. and basket of flowers
will grace the tea table. where Mrs.
William p. Borland, of Missouri, and
Mrs. Nathaniel P. Bryan, Of Florida,
will preside.
Next Friday will close the series of
weekly. teas given by the club. 1t is
an interesting fact that most of tle
wives of the new members of Congress
have promptly allied themselves with
the club, and. accordingly, have made
rapid strides in becoming acquainted
with official Washington.
Miss Eleanor Wilson. younger daugh-
ter of the President and Mrs. Wilson,
attended the first afternoon of racing
at Benning yesterday. and divided her
time between the clubhouse. paddock,
and stalls. She is a devout lover of
horses and cheered heartily the two
winnings of Lieutenant Rockwell, and
chided DR.. Grayson good-naturedly when
he lost an equal number of times. Both
are White House aides. Miss Wilson
wore a charming gown Of Kings blue
crepe de chine with a skirt of plain ma
terial and a natty little coat of bro
cade Of the same material and color.
Bakhmeteff attracted much attention,
also, the latter wearing a coat suit of
gray corded silk and a gray hat with
bands of feathers. Miss Katherine FL
kins wore a plain navy blue tailored
suit with a blouse of deep cream silk.
a taupe sailor hat. and tennis shoes.
Countess Gizycki wore a charming
gown Of handkerchief linen with white
and mauve stripes with white bands
embroidered in mauve and large black
hat.
Mrs. Leonard Wood wore a suit of
blue linen, with a taupe hat and plumes
Of the same shade Madame Hauge
wore a costume of blue brocade and
natty hat of black, with plumes. Mrs.
Chandler Anderson and her sister.
Madame Riano. were both on the pad
dock, and had tea in the clubhouse.
The former wore stunning blue serge
suit with a Bulgarian sash of black
satin with purple. a black and purple
collar and a small black hat.
The threatening weather. which fl
nally drove every one except the most
courageous under cover for a few min
utes, kept women from wearing the
elaborate toilets which made Washing
toms last horse show memorable.
Miss Helen Buchanan and Miss Hen
riaues will leave Washington on Tues
day for Wayne. Pa, where they will be
guests of Mrs. Archibald Barklie during
the horse show week at Devon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy A. Glider en-
tertained at their home on Capitol Hill
last evening I'm honor of Mrs. elders
sister, Mrs. J. Turner Moore. of
Reading, Pa, who has been her house
guest for the past week. Mr.. Glider
and Miss Maydwell and others gave a
short program Of music and there was
dancing later, and supper was served
from a table charmingly decorated
with flowers.
MIR. and Mrs elders guests included
Miss Lucy Davis Ergood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Klebergh. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel p.
Agesy. Mr.. and Mrs. K. {. kemper,
DIR. and Mrs. Dunmire. Miss Alice
Maydwell. Julian Sutherland and Mas