The Washington times., 1913-11-14
First-Time ENJOYS and Their
Wives Are Received This
Season.


will receive the members OF
1 the Diplomatic Corps and their
families at the White House
IT o'clock this afternoon, assisted
by the Secretary of State and Mrs.
Bryan. The guests will be received
in the Blue parlor, and Col W. w.
Harts will make the presentations.
The Misses Wilson, Miss Helen w.
Bones, and the Misses Smith. uf New
Orleans. house guests at the White
House. will assist and Miss Isabella l..
Hagner will pour tea in the state
iining room
This is the first meeting of the
President and Mrs Wilson of the
members OF the Diplomatic Corps this
season. and it is the usual reception
held at the White House in their
honor.
The Misses Hoyt of Baltimore, Md,
will arrive IN Washington this evening
TO be guests until tomorrow at the
White House.
The President and Miss Eleanor VIII
son will attend the farewell drill of
the Fifteenth Cavalry, at Fort Myer.
this afternoon. This drill, which has
teen given annually for years. with
The proceeds going to the Army Relief
Association, attracts large numbers OF
prominent society people.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Gar
rison, the Assistant Secretary and Mrs.
Rreckinridge, and many others VIII oc-
cupy boxes at the drill this afternoon.
In the hop room, after the drill. tea
will be served, and flowers and candy
will be on sale.
The President and Miss Jessie Wilson,
Mis-. Eleanor Wilson and Miss Helen
Woodrow Bone. occupied box at the
New National Theater last night.
The Minister of Peru and Madame de
Pezet will go to Boston on Sunday, and
while the minister goes into New Eng
land TO deliver two or three addresses,
Madame de Pezet will remain in Boston
with their son, Alfonso Washington
Pezet
They will see one of his plays pre-
sented at a local theater in Boston dur
ing their visit.
Cards have ben received in Washing
ton today from Clifford Pinchot to meet
the members of the National Conserva-
ton Congress on the evening of Tues
day. November IS, from $50 until IL
O'Clock. at his home, 1915 Rhode Island
avenue.
MIR Pinchot will be assisted in re-
ceiving his guests by his mother. Mrs.
James w. Pinchot and his sister. Lady
Allan Johnstone, of England. who is
making her annual visit TO her family.
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Miss Katherine Jennings will enter
tain Informally at luncheon today for
Miss Amy Talbot. whose maid of honor
she will be at her wedding to Charles
F. Wilson, on November -.
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Mrs John L. Pultz, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. Justice and
Mrs. Mckenna. has returned to New
York.
Mrs Richard Weightman and her
niece. Miss Flores Howard, of New
Orleans. who is her house guest, left
Washington today for New Haven TO
attend the Princeton Yale football
game. They will stop in New York
FOR . brief visit before returning 10
Washington.
Lady Allan Johnstone. who Is now
WITH her mother, Mrs James w. Pin
Chut. will go TO New York on Novem-
ber = TO remain for several days. and
meet a number of engagements which
have been made there for her. She Will
return TO Washington TO remain for
time before sailing for Europe, on De-
cenber g.
col Robert-M. Thompson, chairman
OF the floor committee for the Noel
Houge benefit ball on Thanksgiving
nIgm will leave Washington the first
of the week for a ten days trip in
Southern waters. on his houseboat, The
Everglades"
Mrs. Thompson will go to New York
20 remain over Thanksgiving With
their daughter. Mrs. Stephen II. p. PeIl,
who is back in New York after spend
ing the summer at Fort Ticonderoga,
y. Y.
Sonora de Nendez. dauShter-in n-law of
tire minister of Guatemala, will return
10 Washington next week, from visit
Of some length in Europe, and VIII &C
COMPANY the minister TO the wedding
Of Miss Wilson and Mr.. Sayre on No
yember ..