The Washington times., 1913-05-07
Presidents Wife Will Be Spectator of
Final Events on Horse Show Program
Mrs. Wilson and Members Of
! Her Household viii Occupy
/ Executives Box.

IN HE PRESIDENTS household has
been represented at the horse
show each day since the opening
on Saturday, and they have
taken special interest in all Of the
leading features of the program Mrs.
Wilson will OCCUPY the box set apart
for the White House family during this
afternoon, and will see the closing
events. Several members Of the house
hold will be with her.
Miss Margaret Wilson was with Mrs.
Feter Goelet Gerry yesterday. and late
in the afternoon several others came
from the White House. and sat for
while in the Presidents box.
A number of school girls will be in
cluded in the visitors to be received by
the President and Mrs. Wilson this af-
ternoon, when a number of others will
meet them by appointment.
The President and Mrs. Wilson have
as guests for a short visit, Mrs. Thomas
woodrow and her daughter, Mrs. Wells,
of Denver. Colo.
Miss Jessie Wilson has returned to
Washington from a short visit iii Bal
tmore.
Miss Marion Wise. whose marriage
to Charles Carroll Glover, jr., takes
place at noon Saturday. will have as
''e. maid of honor Miss Sophy john
stGn.
George Leslie Harrison will be Mr..
Glover's best man, and the ushers Will
Be Thomas Wilson Bowers and Frank
, H. Ellis. of Washington; Kent $. Low,
90 Chicago; David Jay Ely. of New
lork: John Heron. OF Pittsburgh;
charles Baird Price. of Louisville;
Robert Taft. Of Cincinnati, and Adrian
Van swinderen. of New York.
The farewell ball. or the June Rail-"
viii be given on June 6. at Annapolis.
hy the Naval Academy class Of 1914 to
the graduates. Midshipman Fred Earl
Fcyton. of Colorado. is chairman OF
the ball committee.
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DR. and Mrs. Cary Langhorne have
aiken a house in Virginia, near the
Letter place. for the summer.
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The Doll Table win be ono OF the
chief attractions Of the fete whioh will
ba held at Friendship Monday after
noon from until ! O'Clock, 10 raise n
fund to place elevators in the Chill
dren's Hospital Mrs. c. g. Marsh
viii be in charge of the table and v1ll
lave assisting her Mrs. Marshall, MIS-.
Daniels. the Misses Whiting. Miss Eu
dora Glover. Miss Adelaide Heath,
I'hilips Robinson. Hugh Rowland.
Frederick Brooke. aud Stirlin- I-arra-
nee. Six beautifully dressed dolls,
dressed and donated by leading dress
makers and milliners. will be raffled
of
Mrs. Frank Noyes. assisted by Ccun-
tess Gizycka. Mrs. Shepard, Mrs. Spen-
cor Cosby. Miss Helen Jones. and Miss
EIkiEs, will preside at the picture frame
table
The committee in charge OF The dance
"a hich will follow the production Of Mrs.
Burleson's play, Her Hour" 10 be given
At the Playhouse Friday evening for
the benefit of the blind. includes Miss
Austin, of Tennessee: Miss Barrhfeld.
II Pennsylvania; Miss Hawley. o: Ore
son. Miss Hayes. OF California: Miss
Hughes. of Georgia: Miss Lloyd. Cf
Missouri Miss McChord. OF Kentucky.
Miss Page, of Vermont: Miss IcCun-
Der. Of North Dakota; Miss Prouty. Of
Iowa: Miss Shackleford. Of Missouri:
Miss stephens, of California; Miss vii
iams. of Mississippi; Miss Hardy. of
Texas, and Miss Howell, of Utah.
DIR. and Mrs. Charles w. Richardson
entertained at a large buffet luncheon
today at their residence in Connecti-
cut avenue in compliment to the presi-
dent and members of the Climatolosi-
cal. LaryngologicaI and Geological So
cieties now in session here.
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DIR. and Mrs. II. g. Coo will enreriain
AT a reception at 2 O'Clock This evening
in the small ballroom at the New WI
lard in compliment 10 the .iynecologi-
cal Society.
Mrs. Julian James will entertain to-
morrow afternoon in her drawing
rooms when Miss Mabel Boardman will
deliver q short address on the success
OF the Cathedral Mite system.