The Washington times., 1913-05-21
Presidents Wife Among Attendants
At Meeting of Civic Federation
Mr.. Wilson Has Box Reserved
at Ball Game to Be Played
for Hospital Benefit.

~ RS. WILSON was among the
MI large attendance at the pub
lie meeting of the woman's
department of the National
Civic Federation at the Playhouse this
morning at IL O'Clock. The use of the
Playhouse was through the courtesy of
the officers Of the organization.
Congressman Kahn OF California ad-
dressed the meeting and chairmen of
the various committees read their an
nual reports. Mrs. Archibald Hopkins
presided.
Miss Jessie Wilson left Washington
this morning for New York for a brief
visit
Mrs. Wilson, accompanied by Miss
Jessie Wilson and Miss Helen Wood
National Theater last evening.
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box has been reserved for the
President at the ball game which will
be played by the Chevy Chase and
Metropolitan Clubs for the benefit Of
the free wards of Providence Hospital
at the American League Park Monday
morning at II o'clock.
Mrs. James F. Barbour. who has been
in charge of the sale of boxes. has al
ready disposed of fifty and expects 20
sell many more tickets The Marine
Band will play during the game.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederic Atherton. of
Boston. who spent the winter in the
Hunt Slater residence in Sixteenth
street. have given UP the house. Mrs
Atherton is spending a few days with
Atherton has gone to Boston, where he
Win be Joined later by Mrs. Atherton.
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The President and Mrs. Wilson re-
ce3ved the faculty and the. senior class
OF the Academy of the Sacred Heart
Of Maryland. at the White House at
9 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The
class is composed of Miss Agnes McEI-
lott. Miss Lillian Meeha:n, Miss Ger
trude Quinn and Miss Dorothy Stephen
son
Walter 8. Penfeld gave a luncheon
at the University Club yesterday in
honor Of Boaz W. Long. recently ap-
pointed chief Of the Bureau of Latin
American Affairs. In the Department
Of State, and his father. Elisha v.
Long. formerly chief justice of New
Mexico.
J. Z. Lefevre, charge .d'aifaires Of the
Republic OF Panama, gave a dinner
last evening In honor of Gen. Emiiiano
Chamorro. the newly appointed minis
ter from Nicaragua.
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Mrs. George Thomas Dunlap, of
Chevy Chase. is entertaining at a bridge
party OF five tables this afternoon. fol-
lowed by an informal tea.
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eir Thomas Peck and Lady Peck. who
recently returned to this country from
England, are in Washington for few
days. guests at the New Willard.
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A smart audience filled the New Ma
tionai Theater yesterday afternoon at
4 O'Clock for the presentation Of Mrs.
Christian Hemmick's two plays which
were given In the interest of woman's
suffrage.
AfnchB those IN the BOXES and the
audience were Mrs. Marshall. Mrs.
Redfeld, Mrs Burleson, Mrs. Houston.
NJ Thomas r. Maxey. Of Texas; Mrs.
Cha. es NJ. Hughes. Mrs. Joseph Nc
Kenna, Mrs d. L. Fletcher. Mrs,
Charles Boughton Wood. Mrs. James
Montgomery. Mrs William Barrett
Rtdgeiy. Mrs. Victor Kaufman, Mrs.
Cobb. the Minister Of Peru and Nine.
Pezet. Mr.. siebert and Miss Sophie
S.ebert Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins,
Mrs Fairchild, Mrs. Robert Elmore.
Irs. William J. Stone. Mrs John Sharp
Williams. Miss williams. Mrs. Julian
James. Mrs. Alexander Sharp. tr., Miss
Jannin. Mrs. Henry Parker. Mrs. Bid
die. Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming NewboId.
Mrs. Perry johnson. Miss Margaret
Pcrin. George Howard. Mr.. and Mrs
Granville Fortesque. Mrs. Victor Kauff-
mann. Mrs.. Charles T. Ttttmann. Miss
ingalls,. Mrs Walter Fisher, Mrs.
James F. Barbour. Miss Barbour. Mrs. |
=. Rttchie Stone. tbs Misses Do Pena.