The Washington times., 1913-04-24
~ ISS WILSON, accompanied the
Nn Council of the Federation of

IVY Womens Clubs to Baltimore
today. and had part in the
program which was given at the Johns
Hopkins University. She will return
here with the delegation at O'Clock.
Miss Jessie Wilson and Miss Eleanor
Wilson accompanied their house guest,
Miss Adelaide Scott, to the Capitol this
rorning, and the party spent some time
in looking over the building and watch
ing the Senate and House in session.
Prof. Scott, of Princeton, vino has
been the Presidents guest for several
days, left Washington this morning for
New Jersey.
Last night Prof. Scott accompanied
Miss Jessie Wilson, Miss Eleanor VIII
son. and his daughter, Miss Scott TO
Polls to see the stock company in
;Pomander Walk the quaint English
play.
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Nine. Ritter will entertain charningly
at the legation of Switzerland this af
ternoon, having asked a number of
women in for tea. DIR: Ernest Baumann.
secretary of the legation, and Mrs.
Buckner Randolph will giye~a musical
program.
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DR.. and Mrs. Fremont Smith will en-
tertain at dinner tonight in compliment
to the Postmaser General and Mrs. Bur.
leson.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings will
entertain guests at dinner tonight
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Miss Doris Haywood entertained if
teen guests at luncheon today at the
Highlands in compliment to Miss Mabel
Hume. Sweet peas and dainty baskets
formed the table decoration.
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Miss Frances Effnger has invited a
number OF young people to a card party
tonight when Miss Edmonia Adams and
her house guest, Miss Baxter, OF Bos-
ton, will be guests Of honor.
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The Second Secretary of the German
embassy and Nine. Kienliu will go to
New York Monday and on Tuesday,
Nine. Kienlin Will sail for Germany TO
spend the summer. The Counselor of
the Embassy and Nine. HanieI Won
liaimhausen will give a dinner and
dance in compliment 10 Mr.. ard Mrs.
Haniel tomorrow night Mr.. Haniel
will remain in this country for some
time.
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The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
were guests at the Belasco last night of
Congressman and Mrs. Ragsdale, who
'ntertained Senator and Mrs. Swanson
and others. with them, and later took
them TO supper.
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Claude Eubank Parker, of Washing
ton, was married at Laurens, S. c, yes
lerday to Miss Annie Richey, daughter
Il W. r. Richey, one Of the most promi-
uent lawyers OF South Carolina. at the
nome OF the brides parents, and short
ly after the ceremony, the young couple
started on their wedding journey. The
family OF Mr.. Parker live at 1893 Rhode
Island avenue. and are prominently con-
nected in various parts OF the South.
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4 reception and tea at the headquar-
tors Of the Southern Educational Asso-
citation, this afternoon, will claim a
Ia rye share of attention from society.
Mrs. Wilson is honorary president Of
the association. and almost the entire
offiCial social roster is interested.
Among those who will assist at the
reception this afternoon will be Mrs.
Josephus Daniels. Mrs. Ollie James,
Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Luke Lea, Mrs.
Claude Swanson. and Mrs. Hobson.
Mrs Martha S. Gielow, vice president
Of the association and the originator,
will receive.
The exhibit of weaving and handiwook
Of the mountain folk forms special
attraction at the headquarters.
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The ShakespeaTean lecture at the
Playhouse. at II O'Clock this morning.
was attended by fashionable audience,
and is the first OF a series of recitals
by DIR. Edgar c. Abbott, of Boston.
His subject was Julius Caesar" In
tks audience were Mrs. William Jen-
uings Bryan, Mrs. Charles Z. Hughes,
Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes. Mrs
Joseph Lamar, Mrs. Robert L. owen,
Mrs. Thomas p. Gore, Mrs. John Hays
Hammond. Mrs. Thomas r.. .Bayard,
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, Mrs. William ].
Boardman. Mrs. John A. Logan, Mrs.
SeIwia TAFT, and Mrs. Charlotte Z.
Main.
Mrs. Albert b. Fall viii be at home
this afternoon and the first and third
Thursday of each month.
Miss Nora Meyer left today for five
days visit in Philadelphia.