The Washington times., 1913-06-02
Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Marshall
Will Be Honor Guests Of
Women Democrats.

RS. WILSON received the Cabi-
nm net women now in the city at
i" noon today at the White
House. following her custom OF
meeting them each Monday morning for
little chat. Earlier In the morning
she attended the meeting. Of the social
workers at the home Of Mrs. John Hays
Hammond and at $50 o'clock this after
noon will receive q number OF guests
by appointment Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones will assist in receiving the guests
and dispensing the hospitality OF the
afternoon.
Miss Margaret Wilson left Washing
ton this morning for a brief visit In
Princeton. n. J., where a dinner will be
given in her honor.
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II is expected that Mrs. Wilson and
Mrs.. Marshall will receive the honor
guests at the informal reception which
win be held this evening in the Red
ParIor of the New Willard in celebra-
ton of the first anniversary of the Ma
tional woman's Democratic League
Mrs. CulIop. wife of Congressman Cul-
lop of Indiana. the acting president Of
the organization, will make the pre-
sentations.
Preceding the reception. program OF
speeches and music will be given. The
Vice President. the Speaker Of the
House of Representatives, Congress
man Underwood. and the Bishop OF
washington will be among the speak
ers.
All members of the organization are
invited to attend. No cards were sent
out except to the honor guests
The Peruvian Minister and Madame
Pezet left Washington last night en-
route for San Francisco, where the min
ister goes to select a site for the Peru
yian exhibit at the Pan-American Ex-
position. They will remain for time
In San Francisco. and later the min
lster, accompanied by Madame Pezet,
will visit several Of the larger cities OF
the West, where he has engagements TO
deliver addresses. They will spend the
entire summer In the West, returning
here early in the fall.
Alfonso Washington Pezet. son Of the
Minister and Madame Pezet and attache
OF the Peruvian legation, went to New
York this morning, and later in the ses-
son will 60 West to join his parents and
remain until fall.
f.
Mrs Josephus Daniels returned to
Washington today accompanied by her
sister. Miss Bagley, and others Of the
party who accompanied them on the
Dolphin to Brooklyn and West Point.
The Secretary remained In Newport for
the exercises at the War College today,
and will come to the Capital in the
morning. Tomorrow the Secretary and
Mrs. Daniels will give a reception at
Single Oak. in compliment to the Ad-
miral Of the Navy and Mrs. Dewey.
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The Secretary of War and Mrs. Gar
rison have returned to Washington
from visit in New York.
Captain vassilieff, naval attache Of
the Russian embassy and Madame Vas
siIieff will go to New York tomorrow.
preparatory to sailing on "Wednesday to
spend the summer at Helsingford, Fin
land.
All roads will lead to the Children's
Country Home this afternoon and even-
ing, when the annual tea for the bene-
fit OF the institution VIII be held by
the board OF lady managers. followed
by a subscription dance this evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Barton French.
of New York. have arrived in WASH
ington and are stopping at the Shore
ham Hotel.
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Mrs. ]. Bradley Swift, Of New York.
arrived at the Shoreham yesterday for
0Arief stay.
Mrs. A. Santa Maria and Miss Santa
Maria, of Philadelphia. have arrived
AZ the shoreham for a stay Of some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ Johnston and
heir family are leaving Washington to-
lay for their summer home At Brat
1eboro, VT.
DR.. Jorge z. Boyd, formerly counselor
- tbs Panama legation, sailed from
Hev York today en- route to his home
n Panama.