Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-14
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
DIPLOMATS TO MEET MIR. AND
MRS. MARSHALL TODAY.
Secretary and Mrs. Bryan Honored
at Pan-American-Other Events.
Personals.

at Pan-American-Other Events.
Personals.
will receive the diplomatic corps this
at dinner by DIR. and Mrs. F. Fremont
! Smith.
The following named ladies have con-
sented to be pat ronesses of the ball to be
given by the Woman's Army and Navy
League Easter Monday. March "a, at the
navy yard: Mrs. JOsephus Daniels, Mrs.
Dewey, Mrs. Leonard Wood, Mrs. Philip
Andrews. Mrs. George Andrews, Mrs. ].
D. Adams. Wrs. William T. Barden, Mrs
Edison Bradley, Mrs. c. J. Badger, Mrs
William p Biddle, Mrs. A. s. Barker,
Mrs. George F. Cooper, Mrs. A. C. Down
ing, Mrs. Henry Dimock Mrs. William
Corcoran Eustis. Mrs B. A. F.ske, Mrs
Fulham, Mrs. c. c. Glover. Mrs. John H.
Holmes Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Eugene Hale
Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Mrs. 7. r.
Howard, Mrs. ]. L. Jayne, Mrs. Ralph
Jenkins. Miss Lucy Jones', Mrs Martin
L. Knapp. Mrs. Lamar. Mrs Lodge. Mrs
Leutze. Mrs. T. Mann. Mrs. C. c. Marsh
Mrs. Theodore w. Noyes, Mrs. Robert
Shaw Oliver, Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page
Mrs. Templin Potts. Mrs. Qualtrough.
Mrs Elihu Root. Mrs. c. F. Stokes, Mrs
Philip Sheridan. Mrs. Leonard r. Sargent,
Mrs. Charles Spalding. Mrs. Robert M
Thompson. Mrs. Timmons, Mrs White,
Mrs. Wetmore, Mrs. Henry White,
Mrs. James Wadsworth, Mrs. Wal
| ZACH. Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood.
Mrs. Winterhalter, Mrs. Richard NJ. Watt
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop.
The Anthony League and the American
Woman's Republic were at home to their
Genevieve L. Porter gave talk on The
Evolution of Music Among those pres
emit were Mrs. Chattin Broadway, Mrs. Ar
thur Durham and Mrs. Gish from Seattle,
Wash.
The dance which was to be given March
10 under the auspices of the Friendship
House Club has been postponed until
March %, owing to observance Of holy
week.
Mrs William Cline Borden gave a
luncheon yesterday for Mrs. Lee Over
man.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Bryan
were honor guests at dinner given by
Mr.. John Barrett. director general of the
Pan-American Union, last night in the
Hall of the Americas, in the Pan-Amer-
lean building, where, around an oval
table. the premier of the administration
and wife met a brilliant company. which
included the Brazilian ambassador and
Nine. de Cana, the assistant secretary
Of state and Mrs. Huntington Wilson, the
minister of Costa Rica. Nine. Calvo and
Miss Marta Calvo; the minister of Bo-
livta, Nine. Calderon and Miss Calderon;
the minister Of Salvador, the minister of
Venezuela, the minister Of Nicaragua
and Nine Castrillo, the minister of Cuba
and Miss Martin-Rivero, the minister Of
A,srra kfvrn tr$0 ,F 1yrrrcY ov1d
Nine. de Pena, the minister Of Chile and
Nine. SuareZ, the minister of Haiti the
| minister of Guatemala and Mime. Luz
Mendez, the minister of the Dominican
| Republic and Nine. Peynado, the minister
| of Peru and Nine. Pezet the minister of
Colombia. the minister of Honduras, the
minister of Para quay. the envoy of Sal
| vador on special mission, the envoy of
Guatemala on special mission. the sec
ond assistant secretary of state, Mr..
Henry d. Flood. chairman of the House
committee on foreign affairs: the charge
d'anaires of Mexico, the charge DAT
flares of Panama and Miss Lefevre, the
United States minister to the Dominican
Republic and Mrs. Russell. Miss Margaret
Wilson. DR.. James Brown Scott and Mrs.
Scott, Miss Isabella L. Hagner. Miss
Helen Christian. the assistant director of
| the Pan-American Union and Nine.
Yanes. and the chief clerk of the Pan
American Union and Mrs. Adams.
| hundred guests came in later to the
| reception, which Miss Jessie Wilson and
Miss Eleanor Wilson, daughters Of the
President, attended with their their
cousins. Miss Bones and Miss Cothran.
The various rooms were. adorned with
| rambler roses and spring blossoms.
Despite the rain of Monday evening
last a representative portion of the
music-loving contingent of Washington
enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. Franklin
T. Howe and daughters in Brookland. A
nI0 r~f< fyr,ryrH 1to1
numbers was furnished by Mrs George H.
| Palmer, Franklin Jackson and Norman
Daily. These were delightfully."- inter-
| sp ersed by Rotations In varying moods
| by Mrs. Felix Garzfglia. The evening
closed with refreshments served in the
dining room, where pink predominated
In the decorations.
| Mrs Leo c.. Brooks and Mrs. 1. n.
Davis were the hostesses at beautiful
their house guests. Mrs. w. A. Fox of
| Angelo, Ind, and Miss Martha A. Ward
of Norwich, Conn. The drawing room
was prettily decorated with pink carna-
room was converted into a Japanese
bower. with Japanese lanterns casting
| their soft glow over the dainty tea table
| which Had centerpiece Of jonquils and
other spring blossoms.
Mrs. Brooks received in a gown of
tfame-colored charmeuse, Mrs. Davis wore
| a French gown of brown charmeuse
Mrs. Fox was in pink broche with touches
of blue and Miss Wards gown was of
lavender chiffon.
| Those. assisting in receiving were Mrs
Ralph Case of Berwyn. Md; Mrs. ]. s.
Childs. Mrs. F. d. Warwick Miss Edna
Shinn, Mrs. c. A. Myers and Miss Phoebe
Ross.
| Mrs. Brooks and Mfs. Davis entertained
at a card party last night in honor of
| their guests.
/. Miss Jane Harrison Boyd, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Allen r. Boyd of this city.