The Washington times., 1913-12-02
Cabinet Women Will
Be at Home Tomorrow

exceptions the receptions will be gen ]
eral.
Mrs. Marshall. wife of the Vice Presi- |
dent, who observed her day at home |
quite relisiously from March up 10 |
a month ago when she left the Capital |
to visit her invalid mother in Arizona. |
will not be at home tomorrow. She Will
observe her reception day on Wednes- |
day, December 10.
Mrs. Bryan, wife of the Secretary of
State, will be at home at Calumet
place. corner of Thirteenth and Clifton
streets. from to o'clock. tomorrow
afternoon. and will have assisting her
Mrs. Osborne. wife of the Assistant
Secretary of State; Mrs. Folk, wife of |
the Solicitor of the State Department;
Mrs McChord. wife of Mr., McChord.
of the Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion. and others.
Miss Mona McAdoo, daughter of the
Secretary of the Treasury, will not /
receive.
Mrs Lindley NJ. Garrison. wife Of the
Secretary of War. will be at home to-
morrow, from 3 to o'clock. at 1889
Connecticut avenue, and will have
Mrs. George Leary, of New York. and
olner ITlSHtiS 10 dSSiSl Hcl.
Mrs. Daniels, wife of the Secretary
of the Navy, will not be at home until
Wednesday, December 10, as she leaves
Washington tonight with the Secretary
for Norfolk. They will return to Wash
ington on Thursday.
Mrs. Lane. wife of the Secretary of
the Interior, has been at home quite
informally since returning to Washing
ton, but tomorrow, at her home, 1866
Wyoming avenue, will have assisting
her Mrs. Miller, wife of the Assistant
Secretary of the Interior; Mrs. Ira Cop
ley, Mrs. Clarence Pearley, Mrs. Ma
cauley, and Mrs, Fechteler.
Mrs. Houston, wife of the Secretary
of Agriculture, will be at home from
3 to 6 o'clock, at III P street. and will
have Mrs. Logan Wallar Page to pour
| tea.
Mrs. William c. Redfield. wife of the
Secretary of Commerce, will be at home
at the Highlands quite informally, from
| 9 TO g. as she has been since March 4,
and will have several friends to assist
her.
On account of the absence from
Washington Of Miss Agnes Hart Will
son, Mrs. Wilson. wife of the Secretary
! of Labor, will not receive tomorrow.
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The opening of Congress yesterday
also started the regular reception DAYS
| Of women in official life, and, with but
few exceptions, houses were open to
visitors.
Mrs. White. wife of the Chief Justice
of the United States Supreme Court,
and the wives of the associate justices
observed their regular Monday at home,
Today there will be a great hurry OF
calls OH the wives of members of the
House. the new women calling on those
whose husbands have been longer in
| Congress, and in this circle visits will
be quite general.
Tomorrow is known as Cabinet Day
and on Thursday the wives of Senators
} will receive. Friday and Saturday are
: generally devoted to general visits
: many women who have been long IL
official life taking the days most OBJ
served in the neighborhoods in which
they live.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Cunningham
whose marriage took place recently
trip to Texas and Louisiana, and are
at Fontenant Courts.
: Miss Virginia McQuade has returned
giving hop at Annapolis, and the Army
-, and Navy game in New York.
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r Miss Cora Barry. daughter of Mr.
i, and Mrs. David Barry, will return t
z Washington in a day or two from Phil
!. adelpnia, where she mas been visiting
Miss Barry will make her debut III
> January.
Miss Margaret Britto1 will entertain
|, a large party at dinnef at the Chev!
Chase Club tomorrow evening.
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. Miss Margaret Fechteler will Feturl
y y to Washington Saturday from New
York.
Miss Juliet Hill has cards out for {
:: tea on Friday afternoon, from unit
( s O'Clock. at her home, 1872 Twenty
first street.
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Rear Admiral William H. Emory. U
|, S ". and Mrs. Emory. sailed toda,
to spend the winter abroad. They vii
= visit their son-in-law and daughter. Nj
and Mrs. ovey' in England.
Miss Allison. of 1918 Girard street
y has cards out for two at homes. Frida
and Saturday from 2 until 10 O'Clock
She will be assisted by Mrs. Butler.
@ The Minister of Peru and Madam
8 Pezet will entertain guests at dinner TO
2 night
The Boston Symphony will fill tn
New National this afternoon with musi
), lovers in and out of society, and thos
l. to whom Mrs Katie Wilson Greene, tn
e Washington manager. has sold boxes 70
u the afternoon, are Mrs. Woodrow WI
d son. the German Ambassador an
r, Countess Won BernstOrff, Brig. Gen. an
:, Mrs. William CroZier, Mrs. James Nc
r. MILAN. Mrs. Marshall Field, Mrs. Cal
S deron Carlisle, Mrs. A. Lisner, and Mr.:
). l. T. Mann
4 Mr. and Mrs. Hinricks and Hans "
II Wullcnw, ber. Of Washington. will b
, among those who sail tomorrow on I'll
KronprinzeSsin CeCilic OF the Mort
~ German Lloyd line. from New York fo
e London.
q = Solicitor Folk entertained at a Dime
% last night in the small dining room
h the Shoreham, having among hi
" guests members of the Senate an
< House.
Ie Mrs Margaret Monteiro Berry Ia
= closed her residence, on her country e.
tate "OveTtom, in Bradley Hills. Md
and returned for the winter to h,
10 apartment in the Farragut.