The Washington times., 1913-11-18
Important Events Today Keeping
Women of Capital Society Busy
Meeting At Rauscher's, Tea BY
Mrs. Logan, and Reception
BY Mrs. Pinchot. e.

- scarcely ever happens that so carry
i'm the season three large events
bappen in single day 10 prins
4 tbe women of society together.
p.einnins with the meeting Of the
women's Welfare Department Oh 'ne
National Federation OF women
Gibbs at Rauscher's this mornins'
where Mrs Wilson was guest lae
same women, to a great exteEh WIZ
he guests at the large. tea given py
Nrg John A. Logan this afternoon
.nd this evening will be guests OIL
Mrs James w. Pinchot and her son.
Clifford Pinchot, at reception 1or
the members of the conservation con-
gress in session here
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Mrs Losan's tea at Eagle. Lodge
A. the first of series of beneit teas
which she will give each month dur
ing the season. and is a linen shower
as well as a tea, to benefit Garheid
Hospital, Mrs. Logan being at the
head cf the committee.
Assisting Mrs. Logan and her
daughter, Mrs. Tucker, will be MIS-.
Miranda Tulloch, Mrs. Frank Hume,
Mrs. A. L. Stavely, Mrs. Francis
Dodge. and Miss Nevins, superinten-
dent of the hospital, who will give
talk on the work and management
Of the institution.
For her reception tonight, MIS-.
Pinchot will have several OF the wives
NJ Cabinet members assisting her,
and her guests will include members
OF official society and the friends of
Mrs. PInchot and her son from resi-
dent society who are interested In
the work of the conservation con-
gress.
Mrs. Hoke Smith. wife of the Senator
from Georgia, who was brought from
Atlanta under the care of trained
nurse, after having attended the mar
riagc of her son, Marion Smith, is re-
covering, but is still unable to leave her
room.
Miss Lucy Hoke Smith will come &c
Washington on Sunday in time for the
White House wedding. but Miss Callie
Hoke Smith. who made her Southern
debut in the Georgia capital will moi
come to Washington until early in De
ceniber on account Of the many engage
u.ents she made following her coming
OFT.
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Miss Eleanor Wilson will return Il
Washington this afternoon from &
brief stay in New York.
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Miss Genevieve Clark. daughter of tn
Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark, viii
return to Washington today from New
York. where she went to attend tn
olera last night as the guest of Mr. ant
Mrs. Samuel Untermyer.
Miss Dorothy Harvey, daughter of Col
and Mrs. George Harvey, of New York
and Miss Imogene Thomson, of Sunni
Point. w. Va, will be the guests of Mis-
Clark 1T Congress Hall until after tn
luncheon which she will give tomorrow
for Miss Jessie Wilson.
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Miss AIbertina de Pena. daughter Q
the Minister Of Uruguay and Nine. d
Pena. tas returned to Washington fror
Atlanta, where she went TO attend tn
wedding of Marion Smith and Mis-
Rawson. -..-.
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Mrs RrartCn. wife of Lieut.. =.
'BrattOn, L. - ", VIII entertain al
luncheon and bridge tomorrow in he
apartment in the Parkwood.
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Miss Elena Caloeron, daughter q
the minister OF Bolivia, and Mis-
Hannah Taylor. daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. Hannis Taylor, who are tn
guests of DIR. and Mrs. Reid Hunt, i
Boston. will be the honor guests at
luncheon which Mrs Hunt is givin
tomorrow.
On Thursday evening Mrs. j..
Chase viii entertain at Ia box part
In honor of Miss Calderon and Mi,
Taylor to see the opening perform
ance Of the play written by Alphons
Washington Pezet. son of the Mil
lister of Peru and Mime. Pezet
Washington. On the same evenin
Mrs. Charles Voorhes, formerly Mi
Bella Bateman, Of Washington, wi
appear in the opening performan'
of her husbands new play. nun
ber Of washirgtonians expect to {
TO Boston for the opening of the
two new plays.
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Miss Jeanette Allen, daughter
Col. Henry T. Allen, U. g. A. will {
TO New York shortly 70 visit Mi
wheeler for fortnight She will a