The Washington times., 1913-04-24
Miss Wilson Accompanies Women's
Club Council to Baltimore Meeting

Mrs. William Jennings Bryan was the
guest of honor at charmingly ar
ranged luncheon party today with Mrs
Charles B. Howry as hostess. Baskets
of spring flowers and roses were used
as a table decoration
Mrs. Bryan was, a little later, the
guest for whom Mrs. Jackson H. Rails
ston entertained at tea. The drawing
room and tea rooms were artistically
decorated with Towering branches and
baskets of spring blossoms.
Assisting Mrs. Ralston were Mrs.
Councilman, of Boston: Mrs. Henry
Chang. Mrs. Lamar, Mrs. Russell, Mrs.
hill.
Col. Robert NJ. Thompson has gone to
New York to remain for several days.
On May he will entertain the judges
of the horse show, of which he is
president, at dinner.
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Mrs. Russell B. Harrison will enter
tain several tables Of bridge this af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Curtis will
entertain Miss Alys Meyer and Lieu
tenant Rodgers and their wedding party
at a dance tonight, having additional
guests to be with them. !.
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Dr. and Mrs. Theodore Richards have
leased their residence, in Nineteenth
street for the summer session to Con-
gresham and Mrs. Carraway. They
will be at 1907 Connecticut avenue until
81, 70 hai nj ~
town, r. ].
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The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels will 90 to Annapolis at the end
of the week, the former for the inspec-
ton, and Mrs. Daniels for social en-
gagements. They will be the guests of
the Superintendent and Mrs. Gibbons.
who will give a dinner in their honor
on Saturday night. The Secretary will
witness the baseball game in the aft
ernoon.
Mrs. John E. Reyburn and her house
guest, Madame Thakara, will go to
Philadelphia tomorrow to remain until
Monday, Madame Thakara will go
to Boston on Monday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Paul Thorndike. and will soon
return 10 Berlin. The marriage OF Ser
man Thakara, of Buenos Ayres, and
Mile. Marcel. of Havre, France, will
take place in London in June.
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Scenes from Little Women" Louise
Alcotts famous book, will be given by
the ST. Thomas branch Of the Girls'
Friendly Society on Saturday. April &c.
from 5 to o'clock. at 22l7 q street. and
a sale of fancy articles will also be held.
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The marriage of Miss Olga Smolianoff,
daughter of the late Count Tei gius
Washington, and granddaughter of
Mrs. James Florant Meline, widow Of
Major Meline, to Lucian Hill, Of Pitts
burgh, took place at II O'Clock yester-
day morning in Rauscher's and Al
though the arrangements were quite
simple. the event was exceedingly in
teresting The Rev Father Buckley o.
ficiated and a wedding breakfast fol-
lowed, after which most OF the guests
accompanied the bridal couple 10 the
station.
The marriage OF Miss Caroline Cor
don Williams daughter of Mrs. Will
liams and the late Lieut.. Col. {. W.
Williams. 10 Lieut.. Arthur w. Ford
took place last evening at the home OF
the bride. Invitations had been issued
for the ceremony at St. Johns Church.
but a death in the family caused the
change. Miss Elizabeth Williams was
her sisters only attendant and Ens!s
Howard Stafford Jeane, l.. 5. N. WAS
best man for the bridegroom. The Rev
Roland Cotton Smith officiated. and i'm
mediately after the wedding Lieutenant
Ford and ~ bride left Washington TO
go 10 Fort du Pont, Del, where he Is
stationed.