The Washington herald., 1913-01-25

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cert Tor Mr.. Edward A. Hines at the
New National Theater on January 30, Is
protege of Mrs. Christian Hemmick,
who Is taking much interest in her ca
reef.
The Spanish Minister and Nine. de
Riano have as guest at the legation
| for several days the Marquis de In Vega
Inclan, emissary of the King of Spain.
who Is here TO arrange for the Spanish
exhibits at the Panama Exposition In
San Francisco.
The marquis arrived Thursday in time
| to be present at the dinner and reception
given at the legation to celebrate the
| name day of the King. He will remain
here Tor several days to talk over affairs
in connection with the members OF the
committee in Washington. His visit is
unofficial, but nevertheless a notable
event. He is on his way from San Fran
cisco. where he went TO look over the
prospects and study what nature Of ex-
hioit would be best for his country
The Chief of STAFF. U. s. A., and Mrs.
Leonard Wood will have their niece.
Miss Alice Judson, daughter Of Mrs.
| Cambridge Livingston, of New York,
with them for some time. She will ar
rive on Sunday. Mrs. Wood will give a
luncheon in honor of Miss Judson on
Friday. and she will be with Gen. and
Mrs. Wood at the army and navy re-
ception. Miss Judson Is splendid
horsewoman, and an all-around athlete.
and several riding parties will be ar
ranged for her
The boxholders at the Southern Relief
BAH next Monday night are Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey, Representative and Mrs
Underwood. Gen. Julian Carr. OF Dur
ham. N. c.; Mrs. Matthew T. Scott. Sem
ator and Mrs. Fletcher. Mr.. Crenshaw,
Mr.. Graeme Harvey. Mrs. John Miller
Horton, Mrs Cole, of Tennessee; DR.
and Mrs James Dudley Morgan, Mrs.
Elmer Black. of New York; Mrs. Lewis
Bennett, and Judge and Mrs. Knapp.
Miss Dorothy Harman Dawson inform
ally entertained at small tea yesterday
afternoon.
After several years absence abroad
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Alexander Crawford,
who arrived in America, December q,
have returned to Washington and opened
their house In New Hampshire Avenue.
where they intend residing until March.
During their residence abroad Mr. and
Mrs. Crawford usually passed the sum-
near Tunbridge Wells and the winters in
Paris and on the Riviera
Mr.. and Mrs. Judah n. Sears, OF Bos-
ton. who have been spending some time
at the Shoreham. left yesterday for their
home.
Mrs. William Bailey Lamar RECALLS her
invitations which she has issued to a
luncheon on Wednesday. January % in
honor OF Miss Hoke Smith and Miss
Shirley Curry. on account of. the death
Of Miss Curry's mother.
Miss Alice Shepard has gone to New
York to visit relatives. During her ten
day stay there she will be extensively
entertained.
Mrs. HannIs Taylor and Miss Hanna
Taylor will be at home this afternoon
for the last time this season.
Mrs. Edwin Forrest Sweet. wife of Rep
resentative Sweet. was hostess at a
charming tea yesterday in honor OF her
daughter. Mrs. Charles Fuller Campbell.
q Grand Rapids, Mich. who is spend
ing some time with her parents at their
residence in Sixteenth Street.
Palms. ferns. jonquils, and narcissus
were used most effectively in the decora-
with members of the Congressional and
residential set of the Capital.
Mrs Sweet wore a handsome black lace
gown. and Mrs. Campbell was dressed
in blue brocaded charmeuse trimmed
with handsome lace.
Mrs. William c. Redfield and Mrs.
Linton Evans presided over the prettily
Alden Smith and Mrs. Wallace Rad
c;iffe assisted in receiving the guests.
Miss Edith Totten entertained at a
bridge party yesterday afternoon. fol-
lowed by an informal tea, at the family
residence in / Street.
Col. and Mrs. c. n. Wallace, of Bos-
ton. arrived in Washington yesterday
and are stopping for some time at the
Shoreham. They are well known in
Washington and will be here for about
two months.
Mrs. Henry Wells. of Twenty-first
Street, entertained this week at a de-
lightful luncheon in honor of Mrs. Maus.
wife of Gen. Marion Maus. Among those
invited to meet Mrs. Maus were Mrs.
Walter Gordon. Mrs. George Andrews.
Mrs. Dion Williams, Mrs. Stephen Slo-
cum, Mrs. John Chamberlaine. and Mrs.
Alfred Tayloe.>
Mr.. and Mrs. George Melville Boiling
will not receive the next two Sundays,
but will be at home Mondays, February
and 10.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams. jr., the
latter the granddaughter of President
Harrison. are in Washington to visit Mrs.
Russell B. Harrison. They have been
for visit to the parents of Mr.. Williams
in Norfolk. and will go from here to their
home in Philadelphia.
Miss Ruth Hitchcock has returned to
Washington from a visit in Chariottes-
willie, Va, and to-day Miss Hubbard, of
Maryland. will arrive to be the guest of
Miss Hitchcock for ten days. Senator
and Mrs. Hitchcock will give a dance
for Miss Hitchcock and Miss Hubbard
on Friday of next week.
Mrs. Calvo and the Misses Calvo will
receive to-day.
Bishop Earl Cranston and Mrs. Grams
ton. of the Ontario. will receive this aft
ernoon.
Mrs. L. W. Glazebrook will not be at
home to-day, but will receive Saturday,