The Washington times., 1913-05-15
Mrs. Wilson Gives First Dance for
Daughters At White House Tonight
lncing viii Be in East Room,
and Supper Served in the
State Dining Room.

-HE first dance Of the Wilson Ad-
ministration win be given at The
White House tonight. when Mrs.
Wilson will entertain an Informal
nerty Of young people for her caugh-
Dancing win be in the East Room.
0hd al Of the other state suites and tire
ng Red Corridor will be used for the
4omenade. while supper will be served
ID the state dining-room.
S1frs. Wilson went to the New willard
ois morning to hear the Misses Fuller
y a delightful program OF old English
Pngh many OF them given in costume.
ith her were Mrs. Sheridan. Mrs.
Huribert. Miss Hall. and Miss Wilson
This afternoon Mrs. Wilson will be a
quest At the tea given by the board Of
&dy managers at the Home for Incura-
oes.
THE guests who have arrived. at the
White House and who will attend the
dance tonight are Miss Helen F. Hun
ter. Mrs. Sheridan. Miss Elizabeth Duff
held. and Edwin Wilson. a relative Of
the President,
Mrs. Hurlbert. who was a guest there
for a short time. left today for her
home.
Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall was the
guest for whom Mrs. James Dudley
Morgan gave charmingly appointed
luncheon at her home. at Chevy Chase,
today. Sixteen were asked to meet
Mrs Marshall. and they met about a
table fragrant with baskets of Killar-
ney roses. while the flowers of the sea-
son filled baskets and vases throughout
the drawing room floor.
Miss Mary Gwynn entertained a num-
Der OF women at luncheon today 10
meet Mrs Garrison, wife of the Secre-
tary OF War. Mrs. Burleson and a
number Of women in official and resi-
dent society were of the party.
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Mrs Daniel c. Roper entertained
charmjngly at luncheon at her hcme.
"a Massachusetts avenue, today, in
compliment to Mrs Josephus Daniels.
Southern flowers were used to decorate
the table. and. following the luncheon,
there was a delightful piano recital,
Louis A. Totter, OF North Carolina,
giving the program.
Mrs. Roper's guests included Mrs.
Adelaide Worth Bagley, mother of Mrs.
Daniels; Mrs. Edwin F. Sweet, Mrs.
James L Blakslee. Mrs. Robert N.
Page. and Mrs. Edwin Y. Webb, of
North Carolina; Mrs Joseph T. john
son. OF South Carolina. and others.
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The Swiss Minister and Madame Rit-
ter and their children left Washington
today for Boston. and Madame Ritter
and her sons will sail from there on
board the Cretic. of the White Star line,
for Italy. She Will visit number of In
tsresting points and the minister win
Join her IN Switzerland when he is able
y leave Washington.
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The Argentine minister, DIR. Naon,
vent to New York today to attend the
Pan American dinner given in that city
tonight In honor Of the Secretary of
state.
Madame Naon and her children also
left Washington today. to go to Buena
Vista to spend some weeks.
Miss Maitland Marshall will be hos
ttss at tennis tea at the Chevy Chase
Cub this afternoon. having a round
dozen Of the girls who are playing as
her guests.
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Mrs Philip g. Hen0- entertained a
number OF guests at luncheon today.
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Mrs. George F. Downey mad twenty
guests with her this morning for cards,
and they all remained for luncheon.
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The regents and vice regents Of Mt.
Vernon gave a luncheon today In the
cid mansion at Mt Vernon. when the
distinguished party Of guests. including
Mfs. Houston, wife of the Secretary of
Agriculture. sat about the table at
which the first President once dined.
Mrs. Ezra L. Koon win be at home
In her apartment at the Dresden this
afternoon. when her friends will meet
Mrs. Edward T. Sanford. wife Of Judge
Sanford. Of Knoxville. Tenn, who has
. host Of acqualntances here. Mrs. San
6Qrd arrived today for short visit to
Ma KoQn.