The Washington herald., 1913-11-11
Received Cabinet Ladies

Received Cabinet Ladies
Mrs. woodrow Wilson received tht
wives OF the members Of the Cabinet 81
the White House yesterday morning. q
custom established by Mrs. Theodort
Roosevelt when she was chatelaine Of
the Executive Mansion
Mrs Woodrow wilson occupied a DO,
at the National Theater last night Sh'
was accompanied by the Misses Smith. o.
New Orleans; Miss Eleanor Wilson. anC
DR.. Cary Grayson, U. 8. N.
Baron Won Beplhein will arrive II
Washington today to take up his new
duties as attache Of the German EN-
bassy.
!. Miss Jessie Wilson went to Phiiadel-
phia, Pa. yesterday. She expects to re-
turn to the White House this morning
h The Secretary of War and Mrs. Lindley
NJ. Garrison returned to Washington last
night from a trip to the Panama Canal
Zone.
Mrs. Champ Clark and Miss Geneyieve
Clark lunched informally with Repre-
sentative James r. Mann at the Capital
yesterday. Miss Clark has just returned
from New York. where she went to Sc
lect gift for the House Of Representa-
i tives to give to Miss Jessie Wilson
The committee Of the House of Rep
resentatives in charge Of selecting a we'd
ding gift for Miss Jessie Wilson, daugh-
l ter OF the President, has decided to send
i her a diamond necklace Of exquisite de-
sign. set in platinum. The necklace viii
be presented to Miss Jessie Wilson In a
silver jewel box studded with diamonds.
1t had been the committees original
intention to send a chest OF silver 10 the
Presidents daughter on her marriage TO
Mr.. Sayre, but they decided that q more
personal present might prove more
agreeable.
/ On Saturday Mrs. William Jennings
Bryan will give a theater party IN cele-
bration Of her small grandson's birthday
anniversary. Her guests will be the chill
dren of the Cabinet circle. and the party
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" at
the Belasco.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
Edward H. Gheen to the debut tea of
her daughter. Miss Mary Monford Gheen,
at Rauscher's, on Saturday afternoon,
November =, from until o'clock
- The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Daniels and their two younger sons re-
| turned to Washington yesterday morn
ing from a weekend visit to Newport
News. They made the trip on the Dol
phin-
The Washington auxiliary OF the Ma
tional Indian Association will hold a
\ bazaar. the proceeds of which Will go
| to erect a hospital for the Navajo In
dians, at Indian Wells, Arizona The
| on Peacock Alley, of the New Willard
Hotel on the afternoon and evening Of
| Wednesday, November I9.
Tea will be served, and a large COL
lection of valuable Indian relics will also
| be on exhibition A large variety Of
Navajo blankets will be on sale. as well
! as Indian silverware, baskets and pot
terry.
Many women prominent in Washing
ton society are interesting themselves in
the bazaar, which is already an assured
success.
Senator and Mrs Gilbert NJ Hitch
cock and Miss Ruth Hitchcock are
spending the early winter at the Shore
. ham Hotel, and will not take posses
sion OF the house they have leased IN
NJ Street until January L
Mrs. Louis Bennett and Miss Agra
Bennett, of West Virginia, spent Sunday
at the New Willard. en- route tn New
Orleans. They expect to return to New
York for the Horse Show and Army
Navy football game, and probably will
come to Washington again in December
The wives OF the officers at Fort Myer,
Va. who will remain when the Fifteenth
Cavalry departs, and who are interested
in the entertainment for the army relief
fund next Friday at go are Mrs. Som
erville. Mrs Simpson, Mrs. Olmstead,
Mrs. Lambie. Mrs. Downer, Mrs. Chill
ton, Mrs Carter, Mrs. Barnhart, and
Mrs. Bennett.
Miss Mae F. Sellman. of Comus; Mrs
Bertha Talbot, Of Rockville. and Mrs.
]. S. Hill, of Cedar Lodge, are delegates
Of the Ridgely Brown Chapter. of Mont
gomery County, Md. to the U. d. C.
convention that opens in New Orleans to-
day. Five days will be spent in conven-
tion, then a round OF entertainment
awaits the delegation. Mrs. Hills father
was a cotton broker in the Crescent City
at the breaking out of the civil war
The Washington Alliance of Jewish
Women Withhold its regular monthly
meeting this afternoon in the vestry
rooms OF the Eighth Street Temple, at
2:30 p. m, when the following interesting
program will be given: Mrs. S. B. Pack
will read a paper on Child Labor and
the Mothers Pension Mr.. William
Knowles Cooper will deliver an address on
Some Modern Tendencies of Home
Life" There will be violin solos by Mr..
Sol Minister and vocal solos by Mrs.
Julian Brylawski. A social hour viii
conclude the afternoon.
The Confederate Memorial Home in
Vermont Avenue was the scene last night
OF delightful dance. The rooms were
p-ettily decorated for the occasion and
refreshments were served later in the
evening.
The guests were received by Miss Eta
Louis Taggart, assisted by Mrs. Louis
r Shoemaker, Mrs. Hugh s. Taggart,
Mrs. Morris Shepherd, Mrs Daniel W.
Baker. Mrs. o. J. Giblin, and Mrs. Ralph
Dawson.