The Washington times., 1913-03-08
Private Box Will Be Undraped
and Orchestra Will Omit
"Star-SpangIed Banner"

son will make their first appear
i ance IN Washington theate-
When tonight they go to the New
hatfonal to see Billie Burke in the
Mind the Paint Girl
When the President and Mrs. Wilson
were expected TO attend the perform
ance at the Columbia last evening, they
requested that the Presidents box be
left undraped, and that the usual mu-
ric attending the Presidents entrance,
The Star-Spangled Banner" be omitted
Of course the same order will hold good
tonight.
1t is not stated who will be in the
Presidents party.
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Airs. Henry H. BarrolI, wife of Com
mander Barroll, u. 8. N, will be at
home this afternoon in her apartment
at the Dupont, and Will have with
aer her. daughter-in-Iaw, Mrs. Henry
Harris Barroll, of New York.
The former Secretary OF State and
Mrs. Philander c. Knox, Senator and
Mrs. Crane. and Mrs. Hope Slater, all
arrived at Palm Beach, Fla, last night
and Mr.. and Mrs. Knox will make their
usual prolonged stay there.
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The former Secretary of the Navy,
George Won L. Meyer. Is at Palm Beach,
having arrived there last night with
Whitney Warren, Of New York He
VIII spend several weeks in fishing
Stephen B. Elkins. who is at Palm
Beach. is one OF the most ardent fish
ermen there.
Mrs. Dinock- Hutchinson will enter
tain guests at dinner tonight
Judge and Mrs. Charles p. Howry
will entertain dinner party at the
Chevy Chase Club tonight.
The sale Of hats is in progress at the
Shoreham Hotel today until 6 o'clock
Tor the benefit of the Founding Hos
pital, and a number of we'll known
women are in charge.
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Mrs. Thomas A. Marshall. 1896 Bit
more street. WILL be at home this after
noon with her house guests. Mrs. Mar
tin Marshall, of Roanoke: Mrs. Charles
r. Fishburn, OF Roanoke and Miss Ty-
er. Of Baltimore.
Miss Louise Gibney and Miss Florence
iIbney. who nave been the guests of
Ms Owen Giblin. for inauguration
week, have returned to their home in
pennsylvania.
The Misses Gibney are accomplished
musicians, having spent some time in
sudy abroad. and were constantly en-
.-rtained while here.
Hiss Eta TaGEeTt entertained in
formally for them last night.
Mrs. Robert o. FanHorn. wife of Cap
lain VanHoTn, L. 5. A, who is sta
toned at FIT Mcpherson. Ga, is enter
tanning her aunt, Mrs. Herbert Wads-
worth, AT the Ontario. Mrs. VanHorn
was known TO Washington society
through several seasons as Mics Lucre-
ia Il. Le Bourgeois. and made her
..omc with Mrs. WaJsworth.
Mr. and Mrs Norman Mack, of Buffa-
%. who were guests of Colonel and Mrs.
Symons for the Inauguration. have gone
10 the Shoreham 10 remain for the rest
of their stay in Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ii. B. F. Macfarland,
who entertained the Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall at dinner last night, had
among other guests. Ralph Connor,
who outside the literary world is DIR.
Gordon. and DIR. John A. Mcdonald.
editor of the Toronto Globe.
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock returned TO
washington last evening from snort
visit in New York.
Mrs. william Sparks, - Macon, Ga.
IN the guest OF her father. Senator
Bacon. They are accepting no invita-
lions, however, on account Of mourning
In the family.
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Congressman James r. Mann and
Mrr. Mann, and Congressman William
3. Mckinley and his niece, Miss Maths.
have gone to New York. preparatory to
ss ling for Panama on Tuesday. They
viii visit jamaica and other points, and
viii be absent several weeks.