The Washington times., 1913-11-29
CAPITAL Officials and
Society at Big Game


Army-Navy game in New York. The
President took with him his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Bowes Sayre. and his younger daugh-
| ter. Miss Eleanor Wilson.
The Secretary of War and the Score
tary of the Navy each took with them
a party, and are entertaining at lunch
con today. Three special cars laden
with charming young girls from the
| army and navy set, and as many 9TH
ers as could be accommodated.
In fact, Washington is fairly deserted
today for New York and the ball
ground.
The Premier of Canada and Mrs
Borden. who spent two days in Wash
ington as guests of the British Am
bassador and Lady Spring-Rice. left
here at midnight for New York, en-
route to Canada.
The premier was entertained at
, luncheon yesterday by Secretary of
the Interior Lane, at the University
Club, WHEN the Secretary of State
was also a guest
The Board of Lady Managers of the
Washington Eye, Ear and Throat hos
pita will have luncheon and sale OF
Christmas articles in Old Masonic Tenn
pie, Ninth and F streets. December 5. .
and =. Luncheon will be served from
1880 until 2:5O o'clock.
This is the first luncheon given by the
board and a special effort is being made
by the ladies to serve good substan-
tial MONDAY meal for 25 cents.
Although the Washington Eye. Ear
and Throat Hospital has not been in
| existence quite Year. 1t has already
demonstrated its efficiency and right to
claim the support Of Washington peo-
pie. 1t is a non-sectarian institution and
largely charitable
Mrs. II. f. c. Bryant entertained
charmingly at luncheon today at her
home, 26lI Wisconsin avenue, when
Miss Ivy Hayes was the guest of honor
The announcement of the engagement
Of Miss Hayes to James ". Wilson of
Morgantown. n. c.. was, the ultimate
object of the luncheon party. which
had as its hostess. and all of its guests,
daughters of North Carolina.
Miss Hayes is the daughter of the
U. S. A., and Mrs. Hayes. formerly
Miss McE.rath of North Carolina, and
now living in Washington. Mr. Wilson
is the son OF the late Major James W.
Wilson, famous engineer of that
State
The marrisse of Miss Hayes and Mr.
Wilson will take place at $50 o'clock
, on the evening of January at the
home of the brides mother 1918 r
| street. and will be quite small. only
the relatives and most intimate friends
of the family being present.
Mrs. Bryant's guests from the old
! North State were Mrs. W. w. Scott
Mrs. Marion Butter. Mrs. Edward l..
Faison, Mrs. willard Ashe, Mrs, A. b.
Morrison. Miss Wilcox. Miss Shack
| lette and Miss Florence Pearson.
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The marriage of another of Mrs. Bry-
ant s guests. that of Miss Mary wilcox,
| daughter of Mrs. Willard Ashe, to
Thomas II. NewIand of North Carolina,
| will take place at st. Stephens Church
! at O'Clock on December 5.
/ The members of the Delta Theta Phi
| fraternity will hold a tea tomorrow af-
ternoon at its headquarters in Rhode
Island avenue.
The second dance Of the season at the
| Washington Barracks will DE held Fri
day evening, at the Officers Club.
Mr. and Mrs. F. 6ominice. Of Geneva.
Swift zerland, are paying a visit to
Washington ana are stopping at the
New Willard.
Mime da Cana. wife of the Brazilian
ambassador. who came TO Washington
to attend the wedding at the White
House on Tuesday. has returned to the
| White sulphur Springs, Va, 10 remain
until after the first. of December,
Princs Trafdos Prabandh. the retiring
minister, who has bsen in Washington
since May % 1872 will leave on Decem-
| Der s, and with Princess Traidos Pra-
he ndh and their family. win spend som.
days in New York, before sailing on
one of the German line steamers for
their hone.
So-iety has been somewhat surprised
| by the action of the students of Prince
| ton University il departing from pTece-
dent and bringing the famous Triangle
! Dramatic Glib 20 this city at the hol-
! jday season. Then Belasco Theater has
I been engaged for the afternoon of De-
| cembcr o.. when THE Pursuit OF Pris-
ella will be presented by the boys.
A. NJ Craig. manager of the club, is
street. Other Washingtonian repre-
seutcd in III" organization are J. w.
! BAILEY, ir.. son OF Sepator Bailey of
| Texas $50 sixteenth street: J. Hemp
! hill ir ol0s Bancroft place. and J.. VI.
! Hammond. 2y&3 Florida avenue. NJ.
! Harmund is the son of DR.. r. V Ham
mond. and is end on the Princeton foot
! ball team this wear.
! The new Siamese minister Phy9
: Prab karavongese. mas arrived in
| NIaShington to assume his duties. and.
with Nine Prabha. is at the le21 ton
! in Rhode Island avenue. The minister
! is diplomat with fourteen years eX-
| perience, anG. with his wife and fam
! i!v. will be aGpiraDle additions 10 the
| Diplomatic Corps.
The German Ambassador and Countess
| yc.i BernstoTf have as a guest for the
| rest of the week their SON Count Gun
| tGer. Won Bernslorn. who is spending
the winter in New York Count and
| Countess Won Bernstorff will entertain
| gucats at dinner on Wednesday OF next
week.
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All Llans are bein: completed for the
| Christmas sale and bazaar to be given
| at the First Presbyterian Church by
the Ladies' Aid SO:iety. beginning Mon
day. December l, and continuing through
| through Friday evening". The sale will
/ begin at O'Clock in the evening and
| continue through Friday evening. On
Wednesday a luncheon will be served al