The Washington herald., 1913-03-03

has been visiting his brother, Representa-
tive Littleton, for several days.
The Due and Duchesse de Richelieu,
| the latter formerly Miss Elinor Douglas
| Wise. whose marriage took place the ear
ly part of this month in Baltimore. will
| be here for the Inauguration and will be
the guests of honor tonight at dinner
to be given by Mr.. Walter de Curzon
POultney. at his home in st. Paul Street,
Baltimore.
| Mrs. Albert Sidney Burleson has re-
| turned to Washington from San Antonio.
Tex, where she spent three weeks with
her son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs Richardson Van Wick Negley. The
son born to Mr. and Mrs. Negiey during
her visit has been named after his ma
ternal grandfather. Representative Burle-
son. Representative and Mrs. Burleson
will have with them for the Inauguration
their two young daughters, Miss Lucy
Burleson and Miss Sidney Burleson, who
are at college at Sweet Briar. Va, and
Miss Laura Johns, niece of Mrs. BurIe-
son, who is a student at Randolph Ma con
College, Lynchburg, Va.
Mrs. William Z. Andrews. president OF
the District of COLUMBIA Federation of
! Women's Clubs. will have as her house
| guest for the Inauguration Mrs Percy
| V. Pennybacker. of Texas. president OF
| the General Federation of womcn's
Clubs. While here Mrs. Pennybacker
will be extensively entertained and be-
| tween affairs arranged - her honor will
| Plan with Mrs. Andrews for the biennial
meeting of the Council OF the General
! Federation. which meets here in April,
| and is next in Importance to the General
! Federation biennial convention. Wash
| ington rpade strong bid for the latter
to be held here in 1914. but as Chicago
was first in the field a compromise was
effected and the council invited to meet
! In this city.
| The District Federation Is delighted
over the compromise as starter" and
| Will have the cooperation of the State
| Federations of Virginia, West Virginia
| Maryland. and Delaware (all included
| in the directorate of Mrs. Andrews, pres
| iGent OF the local organization and d:-
rector of the General Federation in en-
| tertaining the members ana delegates
Ladies from these State fedcrations ana
Mrs. John Miller Horton, president of
| the Buffalo City Federation, will he In
Washington for the reception to be given
| by Mrs. Andrews in honor of Mrs. Penny
backer at her home in Fairmont Street
| on Wednesday afternoon, March j, from
| 4 to s O'clock
Mrs Andrews will be assisted BY the
| Pennybackcr's State-Texas-and the
! officers OF the District of Columbia Fed
eration-Mrs. Ellis Logan and Mrs Ran
dolph ID. Hopkins. vice presidents; Mrs
Joseph James. Mrs. J. A. Rich. Mrs
John ". Stokes, Mrs. Court +. Woods,
and Mrs. Willard ID. Bigelow and Mrs
| Ada Weiss. chairman social committee
Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker and Mrs
Andrews will he entertained at luncheon
| a. the Columbia Country Club on Thurs
DAY. by the executive board and standing
committee OF the District of Columbia
| Federation of Womens Clubs Among
| those invited are Mrs. Champ Clark
Mrs. John filler Horton. president of
the Buffalo Federation: Mrs Duncan u.
| Fletcher, president of the Congressional
Club; Mrs. William F. Ellicott. president
| of the Maryland State Federation: Mrs
Steven b. Ayres, of New York, and Mrs
Horace NJ. Towner of Iowa.
Mrs. c. c. Cuyler was hostess at a
| luncheon yesterday at the Shoreham
| Hotel, when her guests were Mrs. Mar
shall Ficld. Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Eddy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Beveridge, and Mr..
Thomas F. Ryan.
Senator Shively of South Bend, Ind,
with his family. Mrs ShiveK, Mr..
George J. Shively. and the Misses Shiv-
ely. have arrived in Washington and
taken apartments at the Shoreham Hotel
for the remainder of the session.
Mrs. Stanley Mccormick. of Boston,
has arrived in Washington and is stop
Ping At the Shoreham.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V. II. Pitney. of Nor
ristown, n. j.. arrived in Washington
Yesterday and are stopping at the Shore
ham.
Miss f. B. Bradley. of Newark N J.,
and Miss Edith Rocker of New York,
have arrived a the Shoreham.
All Tar Hcelers' in Washington are
especially interested in the reception
that will be given in honor of Gov.
Craig and his staff by the North Caro-
lima society of Washington this evening
from 7:5o until $3.50 o'clock, in the Con.
federate Memorial Hall. 1872 Vermont
Avenue. 1t Is expected that Senator and
Mrs. Simmons and Senator and Mrs
Overman and the ten Congressman and
their wives. and also Hon. Josephus
Daniels, of Raleigh, N. c., and Mrs,
Daniels will attend the reception, to
which all are cordially invited
Representative Robert NJ Page has
been appointed by the inaugural COM
mittee as chairman, and the other men,
bers OF the committee in charge of the
reception are: ]. A. Holmes, president of
the State society; DR.. John w. Stewart.
Mr.. A. T. Hill, Mr.. G. D. Ellsworth
Mr.. Parker r. Anderson, Mr. r. O. F.
Davis, Mr.. c. w. Huske Mr. Thomas NJ
Robertson, Mr.. w. F. Eller. DR.. Gilmer
Brenizer, Mr.. W. F. Tomlinson, members
of the council.
Representative A. Mitchell Palmer of
Pennsylvania and Mrs Palmer will have
! as their guests for the Inauguration Mr..
and Mrs. John Dixon, of Maryland; Mr..
and Mrs Fred Severing. of Baltimore,
and Barnard Palmer, of Philadelphia.
The Sisterhood of the Eighth Street
Temple has postponed its meeting to-
night until Monday evening, March 10,
on account OF the inauguration.
Miss Emily Chase. daughter of Gen.
Chase. was hostess at an informal tea
yesterday afternoon at her apartment
at the Dresden.
Miss Anne Lomax entertained a num-
Der of friends informally at tea yester-
day afternoon.
Miss Pauline Wittner. of Cincinnati
Ohio. is the guest of Mrs, Joseph Stras-
burger, of Wyoming Avenue, over the in
augural period.
Mrs. Frances Maule Bjorkman. of New
York, secretary of the literature COM