The Washington times., 1913-03-10
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson viii Attend
Charity Performance at the
Belasco Tonight.

a n RS. WILSON viii meet Mrs
Il" Marshall, wife of the Vice
4vX President. and all Of the Cab
met women now in town in
the White House at o'clock this after
noon.
There win be a tea table laid, and
Mrs. Wilson viii break the formality of
the event by having tea poured during
the visit
Tonight the President and Mrs. Will
son will attend the performance at the
Belasco. given for the benefit Of the
Florence Crittenton Mission.
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DIR. Enrique Bora, secretary of the
Salvadorian legation. who has been ap-
pointed by his government resident
minister in Guatemala. was entertained
b9 the Dominican minister, Francisco j.
Peynado. at a dinner last night at the
Ghoreham.
The other guests. were Joaquin B.
Calvo, minister from Costa Rica:
Federico Mejia. minister from Salvador;
Salvador Castrillo. minister from Mica
ragua; Joaquin Mendez, minister from
Guatemala; and Francisco A, Lima,
special envoy from Salvador.
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The Rev. f. Ward Denys. Mrs. Denys,
and the Misses Denys, who have bern
in Cairo for the last several weeks will
travel as far as Luxor after which they
win go on to northern India, probably
spending the spring and summer there
To mark the Hon. Mary Curzon's sew
enteenth birthday, Queen Alexandra
sent her beautiful double-framed pho
tograph of herself. with her dogs and
birds, in her favoriie Dutch garden at
Sandringham. On the other side of the
picture is Dutch teahouse, with her
self and Princess Victoria sitting In the
doorway. These are photographs taken
by members of the royal family.
For Christmas the Queen sent her
ged-daughtcr. the Hon. Alexandra Cur
zon, beautiful gold locke1. with the
initial a. in diamonds and tiny dia-
mond crown. Inside was Queen Alex
andra's own photograph. The other side
was empty. but it has since been filled
with a picture Of the girls mother.
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Congressman j. Charles Linthicum of
Maryland and, Mrs. Linthicum enter
tanned at dinner last evening at the
Dresden in celebration of their fiftieth
wedding anniversary. Their guests
were M. and Nine. DUDE, of Paris; Mr..
and Mrs. Charles F. King. of Whining
ton. Del; Mrs. A. A. Allen, of Geneva,
y. Y; Mrs. j. X Benson, of Maryland;
Mrs. +. r. Wilder, of New York; Mrs.
Charles II. Perry Of Brooklyn: Miss
Helen Perry McCaffrey, Miss Eleanor
Linthicum, Ensign Woodruff, L. S. N;
DR.. G. Milton Linthicum. Of Baltimore;
]. T. McCafrey. and John Leland Perry.
of Saratoga Springs.
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Col. and Mrs. Henry Ma were among
the dinner hosts last evening.
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The Assistant Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop will go 10
New York on Friday. turning their resi-
dence here over to Senator and Mrs
Mclean Of Connecticut. IL
The Misses Eustfs. Of Alabama, are
spending some time in Washington with
their uncle and aunt. the Minister of
the Netherlands and Nine. Loudon.,
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The afternoon of April has been
selected by the Ladies' Aid Association
Of the National Homeopathic Hospital
a. the date for the joint benefit per
formance Of an original musical comedy
by the Columbia University Players OF
New York. 1t will be given at the Be-
lasco Theater. and all alumni of the
college and friends of the hospital are
urged to remember and reserve the
date.
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Mrs George A. Arnes wife OF Major
General Armes, U. s. A, retired, will
entertain at tea this afternoon at her
residence in woodley road In compli
ment to her house guests, Mrs. Francis.
Of New Jersey, and Miss Evelyn Pc
CUES, of jackson, Tenn. and the mem
bere Of the Woman's Wilson and Mar
sfalI organization.
Assisting Mrs. Armes will be Mrs ].
3. Gardner. Mrs. E. J. lockwood, Mrs.
r. r. McKahan. Mrs. Etha Patterson
Griffin, Mrs. McNaughton. Mrs. Clax-
ton. Mrs Orlando II. Smith. Miss Jean
Wilson, and Mrs. Hazel Wilson.
The Spanish Minister and Sonora de
Riano will entertain guests at dinner OF
Thursday night