The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-06-04
Mrs. Wilson Visits Alleys.

Mrs Wilson accompanied Mrs. Archt-
bale Hopkins and a number OF members
of Congress on motor trip yesterday
afternoon to inspect alleys IN various
sections of the city.
Mr. Fitz William Woodrow, who has
been visiting his uncle and aunt at the
White House, has returned to Princeton
n. ].
Miss Eleanor Wilson has Joined the
President and Mrs. Wilson at the White
House, after short visit to friends IN
Pennsylvania
The Secretary of State, Mr.. William
Jennings Bryan, was host at luncheon
Yesterday at Calumet Place in honor OF
Senior Pedro Raphael Cuadra, Minister
of Finance of Nicaragua, now WISHING
in this country.
of Nicaragua, Salvador Castrillo; the
secretary of War, Mr.. Garrison; the
Secretary of the Navy, Mr.. Danlels'
Senator Lodge. Senator Bacon senator
Stone, Senator Root, the Assistant sec
rotary Of State, Mr.. Osborne; Joaquin
cuadra. secretary of the legation OF
Nicaragua, and Boaz w. Long, cnieI
of division OF Latln-Amerlcah y
Department of State.
"sinele Oak" the attractive home or
the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
sDaniels in Woodley Lane, was the scene
q If a delightful reception yesterday AFTER
aon wben Secretary and Mrs. Daniels
o, ,tertained in honor OF the AdHllrdi Vi
RI. Navy and Mrs. Dewey.
\ he reception took place in the loVeiy
oIS garden about the house. and Secre-
To-, and Mrs Daniels, with Admlral
sn5' Mrs Dewey. stood under the giant
81 from which the country residence
gets = Is name .b. Admiral
Trs Dewey were the officers of
-, " stationed in and around wash
- md the members of their tamihes'
- ~ lows of prominent naval oncers
- Nd so invited. and the naval at
49, the foreign embassies and le-
q .sH,S.,- = l Washington. the Cuban ofncers
t,>. 10 this country to attend the
= ~ -. mortal exercises. and the ofiicers
"a u -, =, anese navy who are at present
.i-i,irg n Washington.
- W.. President and Mrs. Marshall
Inv re of the Cabinet and their
lne - the Naval Committee OF
w, T. IS OF Congress also were
oo o' 80, who greeted Secretary and
{ { rs-rTol and Admiral and Mrs.
Dewey. 49,. 49,,
-. ,rora white MILDLY suits, and the
officers preseI II also dohreu - 49,
,.-ito-.,,s for the occasion, which added
Act
- m hriIIiau picture.
-, t,bI . was arranged under
-, tree on the lawn, and was deco
ratad nv bask cts of Killarney roses.
- .rotber IA BILE beautifully supplied
,,,;th ,rooIin1 bs verages and sandwiches,
..ood near nv. All of the cake for the
tea was sent fro m the famous COOKS Oh
nyo-.h Carolina. and the guests were
tres ted 10 real oh 1-fasnloneo pound CAKE
such as was mad py COOKS oeiofe the
civil war.
Mrs Daniels won a handsome gown or
,,I.,,E and white chiffon, and a white
hat trimmed with pink roses and vel
vet She carried a huge cluster OF
American Beauty n oses.
Mrs Daniels was assisted in receiving
nv the Iatter's mo ther. Mrs. Adelaide
worth Bagley, who had on gown OF
gray chiffon trimmed with lace, and Mrs
". H. Bagiey, of r aleigh. n. c. who
wore a becoming whi te gown and a hat
trimmed with roses
The Misses Ragley, sisters OF Mrs
Daniels, also assisted her in receiving.
Miss BagIey wore a gown of white
crepe embroidered in lue, and white
and blue hat Miss Z sthel Bagley was
gowned in white, and he d on pink hat. |