The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-11-20
Daughter Of Speaker
Entertains in Honor
of Miss Wilson.
ABOUT 200 GUESTS
IN ATTENDANCE
Daughters Of Members of Cabi-
net, House and Senate Among
Those Invited-Gifts From
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Car
negie, Justices of Supreme
Court and Others.
Especial to Tho Times-plspatch.

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Warrington. November 1e.-AIiss
Genevieve Champ Clark, daughter or
Speaker erd Mrs. Champ Clark, gave
pink luncheon" to-day at the Con-
gressional Club. in honor or Miss Jcs,
sic Woodrow Wilson, which was at
tended By 200 guests, who included the
daughters of Cabinet members and
daughters Of members Of the House
and senate.
Miss Clark and Miss Wilson stood n,
the head OF the large drawing room,
and received the guests as they entered.
MISS Clark was assisted hy Misses
Dorothy Harvey, daughter Of Colonel
George Harvey. OF New York: Irno-
gene Thomson. Of Summit Point w.
va: Laura Graves, OF Washington:
Margaret McChord. Marguerite Frear
and Jean and Ruth Roberts.
Handsome Gowns Worn.
Miss Clark was gowned in white
narquisette embroidered in pink.
while Miss Jessie Wilson wore gray
charmeusc with 4 violet picture hat.
Her sisters, Misses Margaret and Elc-
amor Wilson, wore tan and blue char
mouse gowns respectively. Miss Dor
othy Harvey was attractively eowcnd
In American beauty charmeuse and
Miss Thomson wore a gown OF green
charm.use Mrs. Champ Clark. the
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yet and lace. with black and white
hat Among the guests We're: Miss
Isabelle Hagner, Miss Helen Wood
row Bones. the Misses Smith. house
guests Mt the White House; Miss Mar
g. White, of Baltimore one of the
bridesmaids Miss Mona McAdoo. the
Misses Burleson. Miss Agnes Wilson.
Miss Harriet Lane, Miss katherine
Weeks, Miss Sailic Williams. Miss Lu-
G!ie Clark Miss Clara La Toilette, Miss
Laura Nolstead. Miss Nancy Johnson
and Miss Hazel Roberts.
one OF the handsonest gifts Miss
Wilson has received from privat q
individual WAS that sent To the White
House to-day by AR and Mrs Andrew
Carnegie. IT consists of one dozen
large Size dinner plates OF heavy sill
yer They are handsomely hand
wrought in n design OF roses and lilies
and are very evidently OF great value.
Among TIE other things that arrived
to-day was the heavy silver centre
piece sent by the justices OF tho Su-
preme Court and their wives. From
the Spanish ambassador and Madame
Eiano came q large silver fruit bowl
Gift From, the Hryans.
furniture van rumbled up 10 the
White House entrance to-day with The
gift OF Secretary and Mrs. Bryan-a
mahogany tea table and chair, beauti-
fully inlnid. The gifts were selected
from local store. and arc said TO he
the work OF one of the best artists In
That line OF work. Mrs. Sayre mother
OF the bridegroom elect. has sent n sill
Yer tea service OF Colonial design. be-
sides joining in the family gift Of n
chest OF fiat silver. which Is the work
Of New York firm
Mrs. James Il. Mann. wife OF the
minority leader OF the House. has sent
Miss Wilson 4 rare and antique cloi-
sonne vase eight inches high.
Mrs. Robert Horsham Sayrc. mother
Of the bridegroom, viii he a house
guest AT the White House over the
welding. Other Sayre relatives who
VIII be here Will be Miss Clara Snyrc
OF bethlehem. Pa; the Misses Alice and
blanche Nevin. aunts OF the bride
groom; Miss Alice Jenkins. OF New
York, cousin OF Mr.. Sayre. and Mn
and Mrs. Wallace Is. Wiley of Buf-
falo.