The Washington times., 1913-06-06
Brilliant Reception Is Planned
For Brazilian Minister, l.. Muller
Many Large Parties Attend
Exercises at United States
Naval Academy.

Annapolis is the most interesting place
in the vicinity of washington just no"'
and large parties are daily going over
for the exercises. Several ronances
are expected to develop, and the young
er element of society is kept guessing
lust where Cupid Is directing his dar's-
Mrs. Delos Blodgett and her sister
Mrs. Matthews, motored to the Acao-
emv today, and took with them MISS
Helen P. Blodgett, and her school girl
cousins, Miss Adrianne Porcher and MISS
Maize Porcher, house guests. They Will
all be the guests Of Mrs. Hill until
Monday.
Miss Elizabeth Gray, who was Mrs
Blodgett's guest for some days. has re-
turned to her home in New York
Charles W. Russell, minister to Persia,
and Mrs. Russell and Miss Russell. VINO
are now in New York, are expected 10
.rr,ve here this week for q short WISH.
Alfred Mitchell Innes. counselor OF
The British embassy, took leave OF the
Secretary OF State and called upon the
president yesterday TO say farewell. he
will leave the Capital today for New
York. and will sail at an early date TOT
England He will be detacheo from .iie
embassy here, and will become minister
to another country.
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EDGAR Haniel Won Haimhausen, coun-
selor of the German embassy, AND
Madame Haniel Won Haimhausen VIII
leave Washington at midnight lot Ne"
York. Madame Haniel and the chlioreh
will sail on the Cleveland of the Ham
burg line Saturday morning, ana VIII
spend the entire summer In germany
Mr. Haniel will establish the embassy
at Newport, and will join his family
abroad later in the season.
f.
Mrs. J. Edison Briggs, OF Maple
Square. gave her house and GROUNDS io'
a colonial tea and garden party Tues
day afternoon for the beneft OF 'he
building fund of the Federation OF
| Women's Clubs.
Mrs. Briggs is a director Of the fed
Grafton and deeply interested in obtain
ing the new club house. In the receiv'
ing line with Mrs. Briggs were Mrs
Mary s. Lockwood. Mrs. Carrie f. Kent
Mrs. ]. Finney Engle. past president
| OF the federation; Mrs. William +
Andrews, retiring president, and Mrs
Ellis Logan. the newly elected presi
dent.
A feature Of the afternoon was
dramatic recital by Miss Violet Warref
| Pierson, whose work was much appre
! ciated by the large gathering OF ciu'
| women.
| Mrs. John w. Foster conducted partie
through the historic old mansion, ant
gave an entertaining talk on its histor!
and furnishings. The refreshment table
| under the trees and on the porch wer
! presided over by a very OF youh.
| matrons. and pretty maids. directed b,
! Mrs Lauri Hamilton. Mrs, Rob"r
| Briggs and Mrs. Russell Bowen.
| r.
The Secretary OF War and Mrs Gar
! rison will be at West Point the middl
! Of next week. and Will be the guests o
! Col Clarence p. Townsley. superintendent
and cornmandant of the West Poin
! Military Academy, and Mrs. Townley
June II and 12. The Secretary will max
the graduation address and present tn
diplomas, and will leave West Pom
the night of June l2, to return to Wash
| ington. Mrs. Garrison will go to New
! York to visit Mrs. George Leary.
Mrs Garrison will leave Washington
Monday for New York. and will remail
| with Mrs. Leary until the arrival Of tn
Secretary, en- route to West Point
| Later, she will go TO Long Island 70
| the national polo games. and will joil
the Secretary here near the end OF June
! The Misses Duryea, who nave spen
| the last month in Washington will
Mrs. Dunlap at the Toronto. Will !eav'
about the middle of the month for Mar
raeansett Pier They will probably di
vide their time between NarraGanset
and jamestown, X. /.
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The Misses Gatewood. daughter OF
DR.. James d. Gatewood. medical direc'
tor, U. s. ", and Mrs. Gatewood vii
60 to Monterey Inn at an early date
and will spend part Of the summer
there