Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-12
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. MARSHALL RECEIVING IN
FORMALLY TODAY.
Other sociabilities for Members Of
New ADMINISTRATORS
sonal Notes,

Mrs. Marshall is at home this afternoon
informally at the Shoreham, and Friday
afternoon, with the Vice President, will
receive.in honor of the diplomatic corps.
Mrs. w. III. Woodward entertained Mrs.
Marshall at tea yesterday at the Wash
ington Club. when she met the officers of
that club, in which she has recently ac-
cepted membership.
The invitations for the marriage of
Miss, Wilmina ". F.ickinger and Mr..
Willard B. Follmer, for Monday. March
II. have been recalled, owing to the death
of Mr.. Follmer's mother, at Los Angeles,
Cal The wedding will take place quietly
in the presence of their immediate fam
flies.
The Russian ambassador and Nine.
BakhmeteH will be in Philadelphia
Saturday, and will be entertained at
dinner that night by Mrs. Horace Bin
ney Hare Of Radnor. Pa, at a city
hotel
The second French secretary and
Mime. de la Bou1aye will go to New
York tonight to remain for several
days.
The Netherlands minister and Nine.
Loudon entertained at dinner last
night the Secretary of the Interior
and Mrs. Lane, Senator and Mrs. New
lands. Mrs. Dimock. Mrs. Dimock
Hutchinson, the Misses Eustis,' nieces
OF Mime. Lolldon and now her guests;
the counselor of the British embassy,
Mr.. Mitchell Innes, and Mr.. Rudolph
CAM. il
Mr.. and Mrs Preston Gibson enter
tanned at dinner last night Senator
Root. Mrs. Marshall Field. Mrs; Rich
l. McCawley. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Howard. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont.
Count and Countess Scherr-Thoss, Mss
Mary Patten, Mr.. c. r. Simpkins and
Mr.. Frank Mitchell.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels dined last night with Com
mander Victor Blue, u. S. N, and Mrs.
Blue. The party was an informal one
only asfew other guests being present.
Ex-senator and Mrs. Henderson will
entertain at dinner tonight in honor
Of the Secretary Of Agriculture. Mr..
Houston, whose wife has returned to
their home in Missouri.
The Secretary of Commerce and Mrs.
he0nelQ
last might sby ex-Representative and
Mrs Lynden Evans, who. had as, other
guests Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Sweet
OF Michigan and Miss Sweet.
Secretary. Redfield will be the guest
of honor Saturday night at the annual
dinner OF the Brooklyn League, of
which he Is "a member OF iopg stand
ing. st...a: ~ s.. a.
Mrs,Jalnes woodrow, aunt OF President
wilson, and her daughter. Miss Catherine
Wilson, OF Columbia. IS. C.. VIII be the
guests shortly of her cousin. Mrs: Julien
B. johnson, of East Orange, N. j.. who
is to entertain: for. them at her home and
also at. the Rttz- Carltsn. New York, dur
Ing their visit. s - s. 80
Former .Solicitar General William Mar
shall Buliitt,i who retired from office yes
terday, win remain in Washington for
some weeks before returning to Louis
vie. ~ -, !. IS
Miss Elizabeth, Reid Rogers is at At
lanta, Ga, the guest Of Mrs. jackson.
DR. Abram Simon left today. for Wilkes
barre. Pa. to keep lecture engagement.
Commodore Richard Mulligan, u S. N.
and Mrs. Mulligan have taken possession
Of their, new home on 10th street.
Miss Gertrude Brooke Hamilton, for
merlys OF Washing ton. but for the last
few wears resilient of New York, fs
i'll at the Martha, washington Hotel In
that city. according to advices received
here toaay.s-s .,-,s,- 49, !. = =.
Miss +. NJ Fuld OF New York city is
at the Raleigh. s.
The Crescents have issued cards for
a st Patrick's dance to be held at
the Raleigh Monday evening next The
committee n, charge of arrangements
is composed. OF ]. w. McKericher. w.
Harry Trotter. Harry c. Sigourney,
Lemuel H Windsor and Fred ID. Gies-
Ter. - 80
Mrs. Copley Thaw has as her guest the
Hon. Mrs Hamburg of England. daugh-
ter of Lord Willoughby de Broke. Mrs.
at IL o'clock on the English suffrage
question at the residence OF Mrs. Charles
B0ughton Wood.
Senator and Mrs. Fall of New Mexico
have taken the house No. 14O 18th street.
which was occupied by the former Sec
rotary of War and Mrs. Stimson.'
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph +. Wilson and
their daughter, Miss Alice Wilson. who
have been guests at the White House
since the transformation, left today for
their home at Nashville. Tenn. Mr.. Will
son is eleven years younger than the
President. and was not born at Staunton,
Va, the Iatter's birthplace, but at Au-
ellsta. Ga, while their father, DIR. Joseph
r. Wilson, was pastor of the First Pres
hyterian church of that city. Mr.. Joseph
Wilson is connected with the editorial
force OF the Nashville Banner. His wife $
maiden name was Kate Wilson although
there is no relationship between the two
families Miss Alice Wilson attends Bel
mont Collie ge. Nashville
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McC. Wilson and
their little daughter Elizabeth. also rela-
tives of the President, left yesterday for
their home in Portland, Ore.
Mrs James ID. 1Corbett left Tuesday to
Join her husband in New York for the
weekend. On their return they will be
With her mother. Mrs. James w. Long,