The Washington times., 1913-03-28
4 n RS. WILSON left Washington
MI this morning to spend two
days N New York.

M this morning to spend two
N days IN New York.
Miss Margaret Wilson, ac-
companied by Mrs. W. Sinclair Bowen,
Mrs. Higgins, and Miss Helen Woodrow
Bones, will attend the Max Pauer piano
recital this afternoon at the Columbia
Theater
In the audience and in boxes will be
number of people prominent in So
ciety and musical circles
Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh will have a
box, and with her will be Mrs. Thomas
F. Bayard, Miss Jane Bryan, Mrs. Rob-
ert Patterson, Mrs. Burton Harrison,
and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page
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Senor Godoy, Mexican minister to Gu
ba. one time secretary of the Mexican
embassy here. has come to Washington
on leave of absence to visit Sonora de
Godoy and their family. Sonora de
Godoy has been detained in Washing
ton since the appointment of her hus-
band to Cuba on account Of the deli
cate health of member of the family.
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The Peruvian Minister and Mime. Pc
zet will entertain a number of guests at
dinner tonight in compliment to the
Brazilian Ambassador and Mme da-
Cana.
Mrs. Dimock Hutchinson has returned
from visit of some days in New York,
and has Joined her mother, Mrs. Dim
ock, at their home in l street.
Mrs. Dimock Hutchinson will be host
ess at a small dance Of about sixty
couples. tonight, the guests being for
the most p2rt the young married people
Of society.
The fancy drill at Fort Myer this
afternoon will fill the seats and boxes
in the riding hall with a brilliant throng
Of representative people who are inter-
ested, not only in the two causes for
which the drill is given. but also in the
fair equestriennes and the young Of
fcers who take part in the dashing pro-
gram.
The Secretary Of War, who was to
have been the particular sponsor for this
afternoons performance. was called to
the flooded districts, and Mrs. Garrison
occupied his box, having with her a
party of friends, including Mrs. Burle-
con. wife of the Postmaster General. and
Mrs Daniels, wife of the Secretary Of
the Navy.
Mr. and Mrs. George Leary. of New
York. who were to have arrived here
today for weekend visit with the
Secretary of War and Mrs. Garrison
have postponed their visit until a later
date. on account of the absence from the
city of the Secretary
q
z. l.. Chermont. who was for some
years secretary of the Brazilian en-
bassv here, but was transferred to
Mexico City. where he was charge DAT
flares for Brazil, has been made first
secretary of the Brazilian embassy in
this city, and will soon arrive here to
assume his duties Madame Cherniont
WIS one of the most popular women Of
the corps when here. She is an Ameri
can and was. before marriage. Miss
Helen Sloan, of Baltimore.
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The Charge d Affaires for Panama and
his sister, Senorita Ramona f. I<efevre
will entertain box party at the New
National tonight in compliment TO the
Minister from Guatemala and Sonora
de Mendez.
Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher has sent out
cards for a buffet luncheon on April 10
in compliment 10 Mrs. Roberts, the re-
firing president of the Congressional al
Club.
Mrs. Wilson has taken a box for the
comic opera. The Brigands,'' by Offen-
bach. which will be presented by the
Columbia University Players at the Be-
1asco Theater. Monday afternoon, April
Z, at O'Clock. for the benefit OF the
National Homeopathic Hospital.
Other boxbolders are Mrs. Perry Bel
mont. Mrs. Edison Bradley. Miss Kate
Bradley Mrs. Downey Mrs. Elkins,
". b. Hibbs. Mrs. Martin Knapp, Mrs.
Arthur Lee, DR.. T. l.. Macdonald, Mrs.
Cleveland Perkins. Mrs. Raymond Pill
son and Mrs. De Witt Talmage
The patronesses are Mrs. Job Bar
nard. Mrs Marcus Benjamin, Miss Ma
Mrs. Joseph Darling, Mrs. William F.
Dennis, Mrs. Lindley Garrison, Mrs
Preston Gibson Mrs. Christian Hem
mick, Mrs Charles Hughes. Mrs. Her
men Jennings Mrs James Karrick,
Mrs. Victor Kaufman. RMS. TT. Mann
Mrs. II. S. Never, Ms William Ba.-
rett Ridseiy. AIRS. Copley Thaw. Mrs
TuckerTnan, Mrs Barbour Walker
Mrs. John Weeks and Mrs. Robert
Woodward.