The Washington herald., 1913-02-27

John Dean Gi;lett Hill and Walter
Neiber, of Lincoln. Nebr.
A small company of the younger set
were entertained on Tuesday evening by
Miss Marion Smith at her apartment In
the Clinton in honor of Miss Mildred
Bone, formerly of Washington, y. C.,
but now of Seattle, Wash.
Progressive games and music made the
hours pass merrily away. A dainty re-
past was served, the table being prettily
decorated with sweet pease and carna-
tions.
Those present were Miss Mildred Bone.
Miss Beatrice Ward. Miss Dorothy Cor
don, Miss Helen Roseberry, Miss Helen
Donaldson. and Miss Angela Mcmahon,
and Mr.. Bryant Reaves. Mr.. Robert
Johakton. Mr.. Paul Sexton, Mr.. George
McClain. Mr.. Paul Donaldson, and Mr..
Edward Euglen.
Mrs. George Smith. vile OF Commander
Smith. L. $. ", will arrive in Wash
ington Saturday from Philadelphia to be
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs George Y.
Wheeler for the inauguration. Edgar
Lawson. of New York City. will also be
a guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler. and
will arrive in Washington Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. George Peck. jr.. and her daugh-
ter, Miss Mardo Peck. have arrived in
Washington after two months visit
in the West. In January Miss Peck was
formally presented to society at the hom.
Of her grandfather former Gov. Peck of
Wisconsin.
The LADIES' Aid Association Of Hom"o-
pathic Hospital gave bridge party last
night at the ShOreham for the maintain
ing fund OF the hospital There were
thirty tables. and the prizes were TN
usually attractive.
The committee in charge Of the bridge
consisted Of Mrs l.. -. SwOrmstcdt.
chairman: Mrs +. 3 Grandin. Mrs. John
Joy Edison. Mrs. W. NJ. Shustcr, and
Mrs. 7. Japncy Brown.
Scnor Don Joaquin Mcnd"z. Envoy EE-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary
Of Guatemala. resident In Washington,
accompanied by his daughter. Nine. Luz
Ncndez was at the Union Station early
Yesterday morning to greet senior Licen-
ciado Don Antonio Batrcs Jauregui, ap-
pointed by the President Of Guatemala
as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentary on special mission. Senior
Jaurcgui Will in conjunction with the
Minister Of Guatemala. resident in Wash
ington. represent Guatemala al the in
auguration ceremonies Of Prcsident-elect
Wilson.
Senor Juaregui camc direct from Qua
tcmala via New Orleans. He is a famous
lawyer of Guatemala and made many
friends in Washington during the time he
was Minister Of Guatemala in iNS.
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Eddy arrived at
the Shorsham yesterday from New York
and will remain here until after the in
auguration. Mrs. Marshall Field gave A
IA, f,r
tnothc~ cnt' riainmrnt planned by the
District branch Of the Woman's Wilson
and Marshall League for the visiting
Democrats is q cavalry drill at Fort Myrr
on Wednesday afternoon. March ;, at go
O'Clock. The drill will be given by the
courtcsy Of tn. cummandnnt of the post.
Col. joseph Garrard. and tickets can be
SuttCn only 10y applying TO the committee
in "harGc Of the drill at the Wilson and
Marshall Headquarters. in the New VIII
lard Hotel. and not from Tn" post. The
Cummittc" in charge OF the drill includes
Mrs. W. C. Harvey. chairman. and Mrs.
Olive Hancock. Mrs. T. W. Leshcr. Mrs.
J Il. Mcdonald. and Mrs. 9. w. owen.
All visiting and local Democrats are well
come to attend the drill.
Plans for the large reception which is
To he given Monday evening at the New
Willard by tn" DiS:r!c; branch of the
league to the Governors OF the United
States and their wives are progressing.
and at present aCceptanccs from Gov. and
Mrs Goldsborough. OF Maryland: Gov.
and Mrs Mann. of Virginia: Gov. and
Mrs. McCleary. of Kentucky: Gov. and
Mrs Brewer. OF Mississippi, and Gov.
and Mrs Moreland. of Nebraska. have
been received. The committee in charge
Of tie reception and entertainment in
cludes Mrs. Etha Patterson Griffin. chair
man. and Mrs. +. J. Lockwood and Mrs.
J. de 4. Gardner.
Mr. and Mrs. G II. Smith and Mrs. G.
J. Gibson. of Sheffield. Pa. arrived at the
Shoreham Yesterday TO spend some time.
\ sale OF Lit hats will be held at the
Shorehan on March s. from until s
o clock. for the benefit Of the Founding
Hospital Many prominent Washington
women are deeply interested in the char
ity and are preparing to make the sale
a success The hats will he "f the lates,
spring models.
Mrs Gore wife Of Senator Gore OF
Oklahoma. and Mrs OldRed. wife OF
Representative Oldfcld OF Arkansas. will
receive this afternoon from until i
o'clock at 1853 Mintwood Place.
Miss Pendlcton and her niece. Miss
Marcy Pendleton. entertained at a tea
vest. rday afternoon at o'clock AT
Stoncleigh Court when Miss Helen Taft
and her cousin. Miss Catherine Ander-
son. were among the guests.
Mrs. Wintcrhalter has been Obliged to
cancel her engagements. owing to the
death OF her mother.
Dr. William =. Ankon"N. who has hccn
i'll for some time. has returned To WASH
instun. improved in health
cant. John II. Gibbons. superintendent
nf the Naval Academy. and Mrs. Gibbons
arc in Washington visiting Mrs. Ely,
tn" mother Of Mrs. Gibbons.
Mrs =. H. Ransom. Of II:s' Now Hamp-
shire Avenue. will give private SUI
fraCc tea at her home this afternoon.
Miss Genevicve Stone will speak.
Miss Margaret Foley will speak in be-
half Of woman suffrage at 40 o'clock
this afternoon in the Patchn Building.
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