The Washington times., 1913-05-16
Foreign Ministers and Families
/ win Be Guests Of Executive
!. Musicale Tonight.

~ HE President and Mrs. Wilson
win give the second of their
n series of teas this afternoon.
and, II rain threatens, the guests
Win be received in the East Room in
dad OF on the lawn. The President
I'D Nrs. Wilson will receive alone.
Cbionel Cosby making the introductions.
and the guests win include Foreign Min
iGers md their families. the Federation
Of Fine Arts, the regents and vice
roGeuts Of the MI. Vernon Association.
nDembers Of Congress and their families
ana some guests from army and navy
ctrcles
The President and Mrs. Wilson and
heif household will hear a delightful
Rogram IN the East Room at o'clock
thts evening when Manolito Fumes, a
Spanish musician. will be heard.
lliss Mcdonald, of Princeton. arrived
at the White House this afternoon and
win be present at the garden party.
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The frst dance Of the new regims at
the White House last evening was
brilliant entertainment. Mrs: Wilson
received the guests, who numbered
about go, for, her daughters, the Misses
Wilson. for whom the dance was given.
Among the guests were Miss Helen
Hunter. Miss Elizabeth Duffield, and
Edwin Wilson. who arrived yesterday to
join the White House party. and Miss
Ruth Hall and Miss Henrietta Stadle-
man. who have been here most of the
week.
Quantities of palms, ferns, and pink
81 ~ for
thS occasion, and the terraces We're
Nghted with colored lights and banked
With flowers. The Marine Band played
Tor the dancing. and during the evening
) buffet supper was served in the state
dining room.
Misc Dorothy Williams was among
those entertaining dinner parties last
evening. preceding the dance at the
white House.
The opening of the Southern Relics
Home At ISIS Thirty-frst street, which
was to have been held tomorrow. has
been postponed until May "a
One Of the first real Innovations in
the way of spring entertainment Will
DC Ine uOOuLtu 10 Dc sifc'i ~
Hampton Farm. Va. tonight with Mar
Gus A. Jordan as host. The run to
Hampton Farm will be made in auto
mobiles. along the country roads which
stretch for six miles down the Potomac,
and more than fifty young people will
enjoy the hospitality.
Mrs.. Horace Westcott will chaperone
the young people and there Will be an
old fashioned midnight supper at the
farm house. ..
Mrs. Thomas n. Wood wYl entertain
a card party this afternoon at her home
in K street. and later. there will be an
informal tea .-......
Nt. John l. Newbold entertained
eharmingiy at luncheon today at Belle
vue. her home at Twenty-eighth and
Q streets. having among her guests
Nrs. Benjamin Micou. Miss william
Barrett Ridgely. Mrs. Leroy Tuttle.
Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Miller and Mrs An
der0on-
Nrs. Otto Tittman will entertain a
number OF guests at card party on
Thursday afternoon.
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Mrs. L. d. Underwood entertained a
number Of whist guests, followed by a
tea yesterday at the Columbia Country
club.
DR.. and Mrs. T. L. Mcdonald will en-
tertained twenty guests at dinner last
night at the Columbia Country Club.
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The Riding and Hunt Club has sent
cot cards to the members of the club
and their friends for a moonlight rid
~ party Monday evening The riders
WI meet at the south end Of the State
Department at $50 O'Clock. Another
moonlight ride. to be followed by a
-sopper and dance at the clubhouse.
wiz be arranged later.
Mrs. William L. Marshall, wife of
Brigadier General Marshall, L. s. A. re-
tired. entertained at beautifully APP
pointed luncheon today at the Chevy
Chase Club in horor Of Mrs. John X.
eh1elds, wife Of the new Senator from
fennessee. Covers were laid for twelve
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