The Washington times., 1913-03-18
Party From White House Will
Occupy Presidential Box
at Musicale Today.

"HE concert OF the Boston SYM
phony Orchestra, of which DR..
Carl Muck is conductor, will at
tract a large audience this after
noon at the New National Theater. Otto
Track. the 'cellist, will be the soloist of
the afternoon.
Aaparty from the White House will
occupy the Presidential box
With the German Ambassador and
Countess Won Bernstorff win be Mrs.
Meyer. wife of the former Secretary of
the Navy: Mrs. A. P. Gardner, Mrs.
Muck. Captain Rodgers, and Captain
Boy-Ed. 4
Miss Mae Williams will entertain
party in her box and Mr. and Mrs
Preston Gibson will have guests with
them in Mrs. McMiIlan's box
Mrs. Marshall Field, who has taken
Mrs. Letters box, will entertain a num-
Der of guests.
Mrs Calderon Carlisle. Mrs Lisner,
and Mrs. J. T. Mann, who are box
holders. will have guests with them.
In the audience will be large at
tendance of musicloving Washington
society. - 80 B..
Miss Louise HELEN, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Benjamin HELEN, has gone to
Aiken, S. c., where she will be one OF
the attendants at the marriage of her
cousin. Miss Celestine Eustis Hitchcock,
and Julian Peabody, On Thursday of
next week On April Is Miss HELEN will
be the maid of honor at the marriage
Of Miss Dorothy Gardner Williams to
aiunroe Eyre Pipckard, of San Fran
cisco. whose marriage takes place at St
Johns.
I Miss Dorothy Aleshfre, daughter Of
Major General and Mrs Aleshire, re-
turned to Washington this morning from
Panama. where she has made a visit of
several weeks. Miss AIeshire was
ehaTmed with the life there, and instead
Of spending her time with luncheon, din
ner, and tea engagements, went daily to
points OF interest along the canal works,
and Is quite conversant with all its
features
Mrs Richard Reid Rogers and Miss
Elizabeth Reid Rogers have gone TO
New York to remain with Mr.. Rogers
until after Easter. when they will re-
turn TO the Capital e.. e.. .-.
tJtOI W HtGleT VIII SdNe
Washington this evening Tor New York
to spend ten days in visiting friends.
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Mrs. ]. W. Richards, of Maryland ave
nue., Hyattsville, Nd. announces the
marriage of her daughter. Miss Mary
Grimes, TO Grover c. Boyer. Of Col
lege Park, Md. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. Father Dolan, Of
do Tathn1i, rhnrrh
March 5.
Mrs. Garrison, wife of the Secretary
of War, did not accompany him to
Washington on Monday, and will not
arrive here until the end Of the week.
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The three daughters Of the President
and Mrs. Wilson. Miss Wilson. Miss
Jessie Wilson and Miss Eleanor Wilson
were the guests at a dinner at the
Chevy Chase Club last night with Misc
Elizabeth Howry. daughter of Judge
Charles B.. Howry as hostess. The
ehaperons with Judge Howry were
the Netherlands Minister and Madame
Loudon, Mr and Mrs. Colby Dodge.
Commander and Mrs Timmons, and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bailey Lamar.
The guests included the Misses Eustis,
nieces of Madame Loudon, Miss Lucy
Hoke Smith, and a number of the
young Southern contingent in society
10 the number of thirty-two.
The guests were seated al three
tables, each with a sunken garden In
the center filled with yellow 1onquils
and other spring flowers. and the
favors suggested ST. Patrcks day.
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Washington society is showing an un-
wonted interest in the annual show
of the Washington Kennel Club at the
Arcade on April 10, II, and H. In ad-
6ition to entering pets. many OF the
fanciers have offered trohpy cups and
other prizes for the different classes.
Among the women who are members
OF the club are Mrs. Richard ~. John
SON. Mrs. A. p. Gardner, Mrs. LarZ
Anderson. Mrs. w. Beatrice Dulin, Mrs.
william H. Moses. Mrs. Angus Nc
sween.. Mrs. V. w. Barr, and Mrs. E.
Roy Rout --