The Washington times., 1914-01-16
Mrs. Daniels Is
Lunch Hostess
At 'Single Oak

Mrs. Daniels, wife of the Secretary OF !
ne Navy, was hoste IS al Il large buff |
ct luncheon today at Single oak in /
compliment to Mrs. gorge Turner, wife |
n former United Sta tes Senator Judge
turner of Spokane, who is spending /
- few days in Washing xon. |
Ferns and white blossoms formed the
decorations for the ~ casion, and the |
Irchestra from the Marine Band play I
Cd.
Among the guests were MIS-. William
Jennings Bryan, Mrs. John Weeks, Mrs |
George P oliver, Mrs. George Cham
berlain, Mrs. Robert =. Owen, Mrs. |
Newlands, Mrs. ]. NJ. Gudger. jr.: Mrs. |
James r. Mann, Mrs. Spanldln6, Mrs.
Harry Stanford, Mrs. c. F. Stokes. Mrs. ]
Frank Anderson, Mrs. c. J. Bousch' |
Mrs. E. E. Capeha-t, Mrs c. NJ. Rixey,
Mrs. Rrintou Stone, Mrs. Lawrence
stone, Mrs. Joseph Strauss, Mrs. VIII
liam K. carr, Mrs. E. F. Andrews. Mrs.
D. c. Roper, Mrs. William F. Dennis
Mrs. Cassie Julian james, Mrs. Thomas
M. clinton, Mrs. r. N. Kenne dy, Mrs.
Deloss Blodgett, Mrs. matthews, Mrs.
Johp p. Jackson, Mrs. Thomas W. Sym
ons. Mrs. A. F. Barker, Ars. Bayard,
Mrs. ]. F. Rodgers, Mrs. Preston Glib
SON. Mrs. E. H. Chase, Mrs. J. J.
Knapp. Mrs. Seldomridge, Mrs. Mar
bourg. Mrs f. f. Nash, Mrs. Arthur
W Dunn. Mrs. Gordon Crawford, 14rs,
Tbeodore Moves, Mrs Dudley Morgan
Mrs Trench, Mrs. Feeley, Mrs. Ed
z,-ard Coltra, of ST. Louis, No: MISS
Katherine Birney and shef mouse guest
Miss Anderson: Miss Edith Benham'
Miss Isreckenridge,= and Mrs. Bagiey.
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John A. Lomax will be the honor
NEST at the Congressional Club lhls
afternoon at 4 o'clock. He viii enter
tain the guests with The Songs OF the
Cowboy.o and at O'Clock tea Will Dc
served. ,, -, Me-
RrigRs of Maine Mrs. LLOYD OF NILS
tnnIf and Mrs Padgett of Tennessee
MIS-. Houston, wife of the Secretary
~ Agriculture, and Mrs. HoWeA "a
Utah. will preside at the tea taple-
Miss Hawley of oregon VIII act .s,e;s,;S1st aS 60
usher. and others assisting In recelVlns
fhe guests and entertaining win De Mrs'
L,Imnhrey Washington Statei MIS-
Humphreys, Mississippi Mrs. SIlL hana'
california; Mrs. Hayes, California; @ @Mrs'
Houston, Tennessee Mrs. HaNleyI @ @Ore-
gon. Mrs. Hughes. Georgia; Mrs. Hay
2S,n Arizona; Mrs Howard, Georgia; !;
Mrs Hensley, Missouri; Mrs Hill, Iii
aois: Mrs. Hinebaugh, Illinois; MT
Johnson, Washington State, and MIS-
Keating. Colorado.
The marriage of Miss Hattie E. Walsh
Of virginia and Ogle Ira Brooks' q
Evansville, Ind. took place InursoAg
evening, in the Chapel OF tne NatiNIly; iN. y |;
and was attended by large party "a
relatives and friends. -. s-s.
The bride, who wore a gown of dark
blue charmeuse, with a hat Of the same
shade, was escorted and gwen IN mar 7,
rage BY G. Chambers, an old trlehq ol
the bride's family, and Miss Jessie bis,
Eeft was the bridesmaid. Miss Biset'
wore a gown Of pale blue silk with
blue hat L.. ~
A reception at the home Of the bride
followed the ceremony at the cnurcn.
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Tho Attorney General was host at
beautifully appointed dinner @ IhuIstss -
evening at the New Willard when the
members of the Supreme Court ano
heir wives were the nonor guests. MI
NcReynolds received the guests In the
Blue Room and the dinner was serVec
n the Red Room. Palms, FERNS anc
ink Killarney roses and white nlacS
.orTned the decorations for the occasion
l. l. Rue OIL Philadelphia, entertained
IaIty of fifteen at dinner last evening
n the Cabinet Room at the New VII
ard. The table was decorated witt
y0insettIa and ferns.
Mrs John c. Fremont who has beeI
abroad making an extended visit II
tally, has returned to washington ant
Ioined her daughter, Miss Jessie Ere
uOni
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The President and Mrs. Wilson wer
the dinner guests OF the Secretary o
state and Mrs. Bryan last evening a
Calumet Place. Pink roses adorned Tn
reception hall and drawing rooms, an
in the dining room ferns and jonquil
we're used After the dinner Mrs. -Saral
Mcdonald Sheridan, Of New York, san
a group Of ballads and played her &C
compartments on an old-fashione
The guests invited to meet the Presi
dent and Mrs Wilson did not includ
the Cabinet members, but were fror
other circles, thereby making il appar
ent that the old order under which
was customary to invite only the Cabi
net to the Cabinet dinners has not bee
entirely revived. The guests of las
evening were Associate Justice an
Mrs. Joseph n. Rucker Lamar, Senate
and Mrs. Porter J. McCumber. Senate
ard Mrs. Robert L. Owen, Senator an
Mrs John W. Kern, Congressman an
MIS- Henry D. Clayton, the Solicitor 9
the State Department, Joseph w. Folk
Mr. and Mrs. Edward II. House and 81
and Mrs John r. Mott, Of New YorB
Hilary A. Herbert Passed Assistar
Surgeon Cary T Grayson, U. S. N; III
Rev John Harden, Mr. and Mrs Ec
ward F. Goltra. of st. Louis: Mr.. an
Mrs ]. L. Freeley. Of Ashevnle. N. c
MIS-. George w. Goethals, Mrs. Thoma
r Bayard, Mrs. Burton Harrison, an
Mrs Sarah Mcdonald Sheridan.
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Mrs. Hope Slater entertained at
luncheon party today.
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Mrs Hugh Wallace mad a party
guests lunchIng with her today.
The French section of the Twentiet
Century Club will meet Monday aftei
noon at o'clock at the residence
p-s. Louis M Prindle. the Ontari
sThe Frescoes of Puvis de Channes
EiI be discussed and the third act
kaeterlInck's "Oiseau Bleu' Will
read by the members
Mrs. Edward B. Clark. OF the Hami
son, is in New York visiting her son-il
Aw and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Fret
srick l. DevereUx.
J. f Lefevre, Of the Panama IegI
don. and his sister. Miss Ramon
Lefevre Pave box party Thursds
hight at the New National Theater
he minister Of Nicaragua Ora
ErniIiaro Chamorro and Sonora
-ha-rc-ro. and the minister OF Salvado
~. E"~pcisco Duenas. and Mrs. Thomi