The Washington times., 1913-04-04

hH at O'CLOCK this afternoon Tor
H all of the women of the Cabi-
net circle now in Washington.
There will be no other guests, and the
event win be quite Informal, with tea
served during the visit.
The women of the new Administration
are getting in better touch. one with
the other. than in any former Admins
tration. and these informal teas are
quite conducive to a thorough under
standing.
The former Senator from Missouri and
Mrs. John B. Henderson. will entertain
guests at dinner tonight in honor of the
Secretary of State and Mrs. Bryan.
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Countess Won Bernstorff. wife of the
German ambassador, will go to New
York in few days. preparatory to sail
ing for Germany, where she win spend
the summer. The ambassador win not
in July, after settling the embassay at
a resort for the summer. .
Mr.. Won Bulow. attache Of the Ger
man embassy. will sail from New York
at the same time. going TO Berlin to
become a member Of the foreign af-
fairs Office of his own country.
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The Spanish Minister and Sonora de
Riano. who are now In the South. will
return to Washington the middle Of
next week.
Miss Eleanor Wilson was the honor
guest Of Miss Helen Buchanan at a
luncheon today.
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Mrs. Annie Wilson Howe, sister OF
the President, accompanied by her
daughter and granddaughter, Mrs. P.
C. Cothran and little Miss Josephine
Wilson Cothran. will sail today for
Cherbourg on the St. Paul OF the Amer
lean line. They will spend the summer
in France. Mrs. Howe and her daugh-
ter and the baby spent several weeks
at the white House early in March.
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The date set for the marriage of Miss
Alys Appleton Meyer. younger daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Won L.
Meyer, to Lieut.. Raymond Rodgers U.
s. NJ is Friday. April Is. The cere-
:, mony win be celebrated at st. John s
Church at high noon by the Rev. Ro-
land Cotton Smith. and. in brilliancy
and point Of interest, the event will
outrival any wedding seen here in
months.
Mrs. John Miller Horton has sent out
cards for luncheon at the New will
lard on Tuesday, April s, at 1:30 o'clock.
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At the regular Friday tea at the Con-
gressional Club this afternoon. Mrs. v.
T. Carpenter Will pour. Assisting In the
hospitalities of the club will be Mrs.
James F. Byrnes, of South Carolina
Mrs. Lathrop Brown. Of New York Mrs.
C. C.. Bowman. of Pennsylvania. Miss
Lucy Gambler, OF Mississippi, and Miss
Greta Bristow, of Texas. r.
During the afternoon. there w1Il be a
piano recital with Mr.. Hawley as artist.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. CHAMPION, Of New
York, have arrived at the Shoreham TO
spend short time.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt has arrived
in Rome and is occupying apartments
at the Grand Hotel.
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Mrs. William F. Draper and Miss
Draper, of Washington. who are tour
ing through Italy, arrived in Rome for
Easter. ana took temporary quarters at
the Hotel Excelsior.
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Among the Americans at present
travelling on the Continent are Rear
Admiral Robert f. Pear, of Washing
ton, who with Mrs. Pcary, Miss Mary 4.
Peary. and Master Robert A Peary,
were among the visitors to Naples dur.
ing last week.
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Americans travelling in Switzerland
just now include Mrs. T. L. Tanner,
of Washington. who Is making shor,
sojourn in Geneva. staying at the Ho-
tel de Beau-Rivage.
Mrs. John ]. Kean and Mrs. S. w.
BRIGHAM, of Massachusetts are at the
Shoreham for short time.
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The Aumnae Association of Gunston
Hall will hold benefit for the Prison
ers' Aid at 1906 Florida avenue Saturday
afternoon from 4 until O'Clock, and
also in the evening from until 10
O'Clock. The entertainment will be a
novel one-a gypsy camp-with many
attractive accompaniments.
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Former Congressman and Mrs. Rich
ard Wayne Parker have arrived In
Washington and are stopping at the
6horeham.