The Washington times., 1913-03-19

Nn at the Belasco Theater for the
afternoon of April &, when n
benefit performance of the Co.
fumbia University Players of New York
VIII be given under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid Association of the National
Homeopathic Hospital
Mrs. Wilson and Miss Hagner attend
ed the lecture at the Y NJ c. A. this
morning under the auspices of the
Noman's National Federation of Clubs.
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Mrs. Etha Patterson Griffin will en-
tertain at an informal dance at her
home in Oliver street. in Chevy Chase.
tomorrow evening in honor OF Miss
Goldsmith, of Alabama.
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Miss Jeanette Aleen, daughter of Mai
or Henry T. Allen, L. S a. and Mrs.
Alien. left Washington this morning to
spend several days in Philadelphia and
New York
1ne Georgetown Assembly dance will
be held Easter Monday night AT IInthI-
cum Hall.
TIC President and Mrs Wilson are
rot accepting invitations Or making So
cfal engagements at the White Hogse
:nfif after Easter, ana are closely OBJ
serving Holy Week. Officially. the
have received several parties by ap-
pointrnent, and yesterday afternoon. the
President received about 800 school girIs
who with their teachers. met him IN
Inc East Room.
The President and Mrs Wilson have
dsciined invitations to the theaters fo-
the week, their daughters. Miss VIII
son and Miss Eleanor Wilson, however
occupied box for the Boston Sym
phony concert yesterday afternoon
In the box with the Misses Wilson
wore Mrs Franklin X Lane. Mrs.
Richard Pearson Iobson. Miss Wood
row BoRes- White House guest. and
cousin of Mrs. Wilson, and Miss Hag-
ner.
Miss Jessie Wilson LETT Washington
today for two days visit in PhiIa-
deiphia and New Yorh.
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More interest centers around the three
days drill at Ft. Myer Easter week. :
than almost any event of the season.
Thursday, Friday and SATURDAY after
moons, March q. IS and @. will be given
over to the event by society people. /
and especially those interested in the
Army Relief. for which the drills are |
given.
The Cavalry Band will give the pro- !
gram. to which the young women of |
society and the officers of Ft Myer will |
ride in quadriIles and other fancy fig
ures. The women Will be mounted on !
sorrei horses. while the officers will |
ride black mounts
The ,5-nr riders bo
OF the Washington Riding and Hunt !
Club and are Miss Desha Alien, Miss !;
Helen Buchanan, Miss Mildred Bacon. !,
Miss EsteIle Crane. Miss Ruth Hitch |
cock, Miss Ruth. Anderson. Miss Emily !,
Beatty. the Misses Howard, Miss Amey !
Bennett, Miss Rinylita Talbot. Miss |
MacMurray. Miss Leila Mcdonald. Miss |
Emily Chase and Miss Katherine Dit !
man.
Chaperones for the unique dance will !
be Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Richard Pope !
Burleson. Mrs. Cotter and Mrs. Austin. !
There will be several teas given at !
the fort on the afternoons OF the drills. I,
s.
The Russian Ambasssdor and Nine. |
Bakhmeten will return to Washington !.
today from a few days visit in PhiIa- |
deIphia and New York.
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The Brazilian Ambassador and Nine |
daGama are spending several days in !
Kew York.
Senor Don Juan RiaHo. minister from |
Spain. IS receiving CONGRATULATIONS over
the phone. BY wire. and by personal !
calls from his friends. because he has
Just been decorated by the King of !
Spain with the Grand Cross of Isabella
the Catholic, in recognition of his splen- /
did diplomatic work in bringing aboHt
a closer relation between this countrJ
and Spain.
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Mrs Julian p. Wilcox. wife OF Lieu
tenant Wilcox, L s. NJ C., who with
their little girl, Miss Laura Elizabeth
wilcox, has been spending some time
with her mother. Mrs. Henry Wells. in
Twenty-first street. has gone 10 New
York for few days.
Lieutenant and Mr5. Wilcox have
spent the last several years at Pekin.
China, where Lieutenant Wilcox war
stationed at the American legation
They left Pckin early in the winter and
made a trip around the world before
coming 20 New York, where they are
now stationed at the Brooklyn Nayyi
Yard.