Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-28

this morning, and tonight With the Misses
Wilson will attend the Stormont Aid
benefit at the Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mel. Harper Of
Princeton have concluded their visit to
the White House.
Mrs. Harry A: Harris of New York is
here Visiting her sister. Mrs. Harry
Greerbaum. 1903 Girard street.
Mrs. Marshall, wife of the Vice Presi-
dent, will not. receive Wednesday next.
This afternoon Mrs. George T. Porter is
entertaining a small company of mutual
friends at tea in honor of Mrs. Marshall.
Prof. and Mrs. Z. f. Andrews gave a
studio breakfast today. when about forty
guests were present. which was arranged
as compliment to the Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs. Daniels.
Other members Of the cabinet and their
wives were also of the party and the
hospitable scene had pretty setting In
the flower-decked studio and its interest
ing belongings.
Mrs. Daniels will go down to her former
home at Raleigh. n. c.. Wednesday and
will not, therefore, receive that day. She
expects to be away until the 18th.
Mrs. Garrison, wife Of the Secretary OF
War, was honor guest at luncheon
given by Mrs. James II. Gore wife Of
Prof. Gore. today.
The other guests were Mrs. Bryn, wife
OF the minister of Norway: Mrs. Gilbert
NJ. Hitchcock, Mrs. Atlee Pomerene. Mrs.
Ira Copley, Mrs. Charles Henry Butler
and her house guest, Mrs. Scott of New
York; Mrs. A. C. DOwing. Mrs. Theodore
W. Noyes Mrs. Beale r. Howard and
Mrs Thomas w. Lockwood.
Mrs. Garrison will not receive We'd
nesday, as she will accompany the Sec
! rotary OF War to the Fort Myer horse
show that afternoon.
Mrs Houston. wife OF the Secretary OF
Agriculture. will not begin her Wednes-
day receptions until next autumn.
Mrs Redfeld. wife of the Secretary of
Commerce, will receive Wednesday. from
| 4 to 6, and Miss Agnes Wilson. daughter
of the Secretary Of Labor, will also re-
Mrs. John II. Small and daughters,
Misses Mary Belle and Katherine, have
Joined Representative Small here, and
are located at the Cairo for the extra
session of Congress. Mrs. Small and her
daughters spent the winter season in
Florida and at their home in North
Carolina.
Dr. and Mrs. c. II. Beach will enter
tain at a box party tonight at the Ma
tional in honor of their parents. DR.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Beach, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex. 5. Clark.
Miss Helen McCumber has returned
from a visit to Annapolis, where she at
tended the hop Saturday night.
Mrs. W. F. Lauder of North Dakota,
who was here as delegate to the Fed
| GRAFTON OF Women's Clubs, has concluded
her visit at the home of Senator and
Mrs. McCumber and returned west.
| AIRS. John T. Culbertson and her little
1 son. John, have returned to their home
| in Great Falls. Mont. after visit of
!! five weeks with Rev. and Mrs. John New
| ton Culbertson of 1853 Quincy street.
Representative and Mrs. Timothy Ans
| berry, Mr.. and Mrs. Kienl.n, Mrs. Nor
man Williams, Miss Anna Leitner, Father
| Thomas Moore. Mrs. Henry Schick, Rep
| resentative and Mrs. r. P. Kettewrfng,
| Mrs. Wesley Merritt. Mr.. Karl Flack.
| Miss Katie Mandl, Mr.. Gustav Riedel
| sail tomorrow on the Kaiser Wilhelm II
| for Germany.
| Mrs. Borland. wife Of Representative
| Borland. will be at home tomorrow from
| 3 to 6 at lib 10Th street
| Miss Sylvia Metcalf and Mrs. w. D.
| Wheeler will sing during the afternoon
and a number of young ladies will as
| sist the hostess.
Mrs. G. n. Lieber.- 1922 18th street. is
cOnvalescing after severe illness and
| operation for mastoidities.
| The Raccar Canoe Club gave it's initial
hop OF the season Tuesday evening, April
22, at Studio Hall, 1919 Connecticut ave-
nue.. The entertainment committee was
composed Of Messrs. NJ Burnham, chair
man; r. Schwerin. A. Barbour, I. ALL
wine and H. Lindsey.
+! Among those present were Misses Mari
an Brooks. Billae Cunningham, Jennie
| McMauu ReSs and Flo CSaddfs M Nah
Ter, C. Kenny. NJ. Emmert. Doris War
rem. Margaret Simpson, M. Heinzman
J. Simons, NJ. Ballenger. A.. Mills, r.
| Spates. a. McNulty, NJ. Steubener. E.
ningham. j. Hyatt, X. Lonherd, NJ
| Boothby, Mary Laughlin, Thelma Spen-
| Ger. Mildred Wallace and Margaret Du
Vail, and Messrs. NJ. Durham, III. II.