The Washington times., 1913-04-09

large luncheon party today, having a!
guests, the Minister of Switzerland ant
Madame Ritter, the Minister Of Per,
and Madame PeZet; Mrs. Shalfroth
wife of the Senator from Colorado
the Counselor OF the French Embassy
and Countess de Peretu de la Rocca
Mr.. Scholck, of the Netherlands lega
ton: Viscount Benoist d'Azy. French
naval attache; the Second Spanish Sec
-etary and Countess de San Esteban
Miss Lacy; Henri Martin. consul gen
eral of Switzerland at Montreal: Sc
norita de Pena, daughter Of the Minis.
ter of Uruguay and Sonora de Pena
DR.. Baumann, secretary Of the Swiss
legation; Mr.. Racedo. ir., second AR.
gentine secretary; Christopher Smith
secretary OF the Norwegian legation
Mrs. Holbrook Bonney, of New York
and Miss Dorothy Shuey, daughters OF
the hostess.
Miss Alice Stone entertained an in.
teresting party at luncheon today a,
Lafayette Arms in compliment to Mrs
Lane, wife of the Secretary Of the In
terror Among the additional guest:
were Mrs. Ira G. Copley and Mrs. Clar
encc Perley, who were classmates o
! Mrs. Lane and Miss Stone at St
! Mary's Boarding School, at Knoxville
Ill.
Mrs. William +. Dennis will enter.
tain a number of women at cards this
afternoon, and later, additional guests
will come in for tea.
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Plans are being made by the COM
mittee in charge OF the reception, which
will be given at the New Willard by
the Southern Branch of the Womans
Wilson and Marshall National Organi-
zation OF the District of Columbia, in
honor of their chairman. Mrs. George A.
Armes on the evening of April %.
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The committee on arrangements for
the eighth annual convention OF the
Navy League of the United States.
which will be held at the New Willard
on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of
this week. has mapped out an interest
ing series of social features in cOnnec-
ton with the sessions.
The first of these social features will
take place on Friday afternoon. when
are asked to attend a drill at Fort
Myer by the Fifteenth Cavalry.
Friday night the league will give it's
annual dinner at the New Willard.
This dinner will be in honor of the
Secretary of the Navy and will be at
tended by the Secretary of State, the
Secretary of War, and the Secretary of
Commerce. There will be 300 guests,
and among whom will be senators, Con-
gressmen. and others in public life. An
incident of the convention will be the
presence of no less than a score of
rear admirals of the navy. The wives
of the speakers, including attending
Cabinet members, will be present at the
Friday night dinner.
On Saturday morning the delegates
will be the guests of Capt. Hilary P.
Jones and will be shown the opera: Ions
Of the Washington Navy Yard. Later
they will make a trip to Mt. Vernon on
the United States ship Dolphin, and will
be accompanied by the Secretary of
Navy and Mrs. Daniels and their four
boys.
The committee having the arrange
mcnts in hand is composed OF the fol-
lowing:
Gen. Horace Porter, Col. Robert
Means Thompson, Arthur Henry Dad
nun. Admiral George Dewey, L. S. N :;
Hon. Henry b. F. Mcfarland. Henry
II. ward. Rear Admiral Richard Vain
wright. L. S. N: william II. Stayton,
Charles l.. Poor. j. +. Morgan jr.; j.
Frederick Tams, Francis B. Alien,
Thomas Burke, Walter r. Addicks,
Clinton +. Braine, Louis c. Hay, J. w
Croskey. NJ. D.: Capt. Ernest X. Roden,
William s. Lloyd. Randolph II. Miner.
William y. Clark r. A. Long. Hora ce
ii. Westcott. Lawrence Townsend, Ar
thur Lee, William Corcoran Eustis, AL
lerton Cushinan, Adds Il. Browne, Da-
vid ). Barry, Phillips Brooks Robinson,
Perry Belmont, Commander J. 5. Nc
Kean. l.. :. N. Robert c. Hayden,
Judge Sidney Ballou. Clarence Woods
DeKnight. II. q. Macfarlard, william
+. Emo. Capt. ". Irving Chambers
T.. :. N: Lieut.. Com. Chester Wells,
l.. >. N: Hugh Mcclellan Southgate,
Rear Admiral Victor Blue, l.. S ~.
ieut. Com. William Carlton Watts. T..
S. N: William Morrow, and Charles
A. Fowler.
CORRECT SCALP TREATMENT.