The Washington times., 1913-04-10
Said To Be Great Enthusiast
and Familiar With Inside
Points Of Playing.


M with her father this afternoon
V at the baseball game. She is
said to be a great enthusiast
over the game, and 10 thoroughly un-
derstand all of it's delicate points
Miss Margaret Wilson will return to
Washington this afternoon from 4
short visit in New York. where muci
of her time has been spent in connec-
ton with her work In reference to haN-
ing the schools opened for social en-
tertainment of children and parents
At O'Clock this afternoon. Mrs VIII
son will follow her usual custom and
will receive few people by special ap-
pointment, the event being quite IN
formally arranged. Miss Bones will be
with Mrs Wilson during her receiving
time. ana Miss Hagner will pour tea
at the daintily laid table in the red
parlor.
Mrs. Richmond Pearson Hobson, wife
of Congressman Hobson OF Aiapama'
will be hostess at tea this afternoon
in compliment to Mrs. Franklyn Haven
and the Misses Endicott, of Boston, VINO
are spending some time at the New
Willard.
Countess de Peretti de la Rocca, VIE
of the counselor Of the French embassy
and Mrs. John w Dwight Will pour ior
Mrs. Hobson, whose guests VIII inciuos
Mrs Thomas r. Marshall. number Oh
women from the Cabinet circle, and from
resident and official society.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page
have as house guests, Mr.. and Mrs r.
Housinson Smith, of Philadelphia, for
whom they entertained at dinner last
night. They will also entertain dinner
company in compliment to their guests
tonight
The date set for the marriage of Miss
Feroline Perkins daughter OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkins, and
Can't. Robert Wailach, Z. S. A, is May
Is. and the event will take place at ST
Johns Episcopal Church on Lafayette
Sauare, at high noon The Rev. Ro-
land Cotton Smith, rector of the church,
will officiate, and following the cere-
nony there will be a breakfast, and the
wedding journey of Captain Wallach
and his bride will end at Fort Ethan
Allen, where he is stationed.
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The Chief of staff, L. S. A, Maj. Gen.
Leonard Wood and Mrs. Wood have
sent out cards for reception in honor
Of the Secretary OF War and Mrs. Gar
rison on April 10.
An engagement just announced in Balti-
moro. hut of particular interest here. Is
that of Miss Olga Smolianinof, daush-
ter of the late Count Smolianinoff, OF
ST. etersburg Russia. and granddaugh-
ter of the late Major James +. Meline,
Of this city. to Eucian Hill, son OF The
late Mr.. and Mrs Jerome r. Hill, OF
ST. Louis.
The marriage will take place in wash
ington at the end Of this month, and
viii be attended only by family party.
Miss Snioiianinoff made her debut IN
Baltimore at the first Monday german,
two wears ago. and is exceedingly popu-
lar there.
Mr.. Hill is also making his home in
baltimore just now, and is member
of several prominent clubs there, though
his address is divided between Pitts
hurgh and New York. The brides
family is among the best known of the
Old Washington families.
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Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood viii re-
ceips tomorrow afternoon and all of the
Friday afternoons during April at her
home. 1919 Rhode Island avenue, and
viii have with her her house guest.
Mrs. James B. Montgomery. OF Port
land, Ore.
Joseph Letter has gone TO Chicago to
remain for short time.
The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
viii be guests Of honor al dinner to-
nightzwith Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont
as hosts.
Captain NassiiieT. Kuss-an naval at-
tschc, is spending few days in New
York.
DIR. and Mrs. Wi,l,am iio3atd WIZ
mer are entertaining or few days
James r. Garfield. former Secretary
OF the Interior and Mrs. Garfield.