The Washington times., 1913-05-07
Navy Officers Wife Hostess
at Large Tea in Honor of
Mrs. Roosevelt.

Mrs. ". s. Crosley. wife of Com.
mander Crosley. L. S. N. will be host
ess at a large tea this afternoon from
until $50 O'Clock at her residence
in Wyoming avenue in honor OF Mrs.
Franklin d. Roosevelt. wife of the
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy. and
Miss Harriet Calhoun. of Atlanta. Ga,
a house guest of the hostess.
Pink roses and ferns will form the
chief decorations for the occasion.
Assisting Mrs. Crosley in receiving
her guests and dispensing the hospi-
talities Of the afternoon will be Mrs.
Logic, Mrs. c.. c. Tucker, Mrs. Victor
Kaufman, Miss Fechteler. Miss Bag
ley, the Misses Hoke- Smith. Miss Nor
moyle and Miss Natalie briggs.
Lieut.. Claude Mayo. of Annapolis.
Md. is the house guest of Commander
and Mrs. w. s. Crosley.
The officers of the United States ship
Dolphin will entertain at dinner on
board the boat tomorrow evening.
The Hon. c. F. Barclay, of 1915 New
ton street. accompanied by his sister.
Mrs. r. L. Roberts, of Tennessee, SAIL
ed for England last week to spend the
summer touring Europe in their auto
mobile.
The Potomac Boat Club have cards
out for a dance at the boat house to-
morrow evening.
Alfonso Washington Pezet, attache of
the Peruvian legation. and son of the
Minister and Madame Pezet. has re-
turned TO Washington from a trip to
New York and Boston.
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Senor CaIvo. minister from Costa Rica,
and Mr.. Pezet, minister of Peru. have
returned to Washington from St. Louis.
where they delivered addresses before
the Fourth Peace Congress.
Mai. Gen. George l.. Gillespie, T.. s.
A., and Mrs. Gillespie are preparing
to close their house in New Hampshire
avenue. and to go to Saratoga, y. Y,
for the summer.
The Secretary OF State is expected TO
arrive in Washington tomorrow morn
ing. and. after assisting Mrs. Bryan
at the reception which they will give
to the members OF Congress at Calumet
place in the afternoon. will go 20 3alti-
more TO deliver an address which has
been arranged for.
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The Brazilian AmbassadD " and
Madame da Cana will go 10 New York
on Friday for a week end visit.
The Netherlands Minister and
Madame Loudon had as guests 1T din
ner last night. the Secretary of the
Wise and her fiance, Charles {. Glover,
jr, and number OF others.
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Can't. Julian Schley entertained in
boxes at the Belasco last night. Colonel
and Mrs. Harding. Major and Mrs.
Iangftt. Major and Mrs. Bardcn. cap
tain and Mrs Robbins. Captain and
Mrs. Ralston. Captain and Mrs. Mark
Brooke. and others. Later he ,o"k his
guests to supper.
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The reception given last evening nv
Prof. Alexander Graham Bell and Mrs
Bell. in honor Of Glenn II. Curtiss. the
aviator, of Hammondsport. \. v, who
came to Washington 10 receive the
Langley medal. was largely attended
All the members of the Aero club oi
Washington. as well as many from dip
lomatic. Official and residential society
were In the party, which included the
French Amba ssadOr and Nine. Jusser-
and Mrs. James r. Mann, Major and
Mrs. Sternbcrg, Col. and Mrs. Henry
Blout, Mr. and Mrs. Ticnncn jennings,
Miss Eliza Scidmore, Mrs. Robert
Hinckley. Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Bell
Or. John A. Brashear. OF Allegheny
Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Butler
Miss GilIett. Mr. and Mrs. John JOY
Edison, I'rof and Mrs. Mitchell Carroll
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert Grosvenor, Mr.
and Mrs Ralph Ili1l. Justice Thomas
II. Anderson. Dr. and Mrs. Harvey w.
Wiley. Nj" and Mrs. Theodore Moves
and Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kaufman
Mrs. George w. Fairchilds. wife pi
Congre ssrnan Fairchilds ~ New York,
has returned to tbs Ns~ T1llas1. after
An absence Of Ss2seaI rSekD