The Washington times., 1914-02-14


large luncheon party today al
Rauscher's The guests were seated at
five small round tables, which were
adorned with centerpieces of spring
blossoms. The place markers were little
baskets filed with flowers.
Invited to meet Mrs Marshall were
Mrs. Lee 8. overman, Mrs. william
Alden Smith, Mrs. Claude A. Swanson,
Mrs. John K. Shields. Mrs. ]. Hamilton
Lewis. Mrs. Ollie James. Mrs. James z.
MARITIME. Mrs. William Hughes. Mrs.
Henry c. Clayton, Mrs. T. T. Ansberry.
Mrs. Jack Beall, Mrs. Frank Clark. Mrs.
Thomas Dunn. Mrs. Rufus Hardy. Mrs.
samuel Graham. Mrs. Edward X. Camp
James Lindsay Morehead, Mrs. Wycliffe
Rose. Mrs. Aston r. simpson. Mrs.
Colby Dodge. Mrs. William Kearney
Carr, Mrs. Bayard Schindel. Mrs. Perry
Heath. Mrs: Richard Butler. Mrs. Harry
Thompson, Miss Helen woodrow Bones.
Mrs. wilton Lambert, Mrs. ]. J. Rich
ardson, Mrs William Wheatley, Mrs
Ira Bennett. Mrs. Marion Butler; MIS-
Mrs. william r. Dennis, Mrs. Hannis
Taylor, Mrs. Frank Freeman. MS
william smith Hills. Of Ell Paso; Mrs.
David Ka.ne, Of st. Louis; Miss Mamie
RsndolDh Hsth; os k.Isnssy Mlss nsT Mrs Gregory.
-. 70 a
OF North Carolina, and MIS- DAVID r1eid
McLallen. Of Indiana.
Miss Mary McChbe. daughter OF
lanes d. McCabe. vas married at noon
TODAY TO Charles Miller Harris. The
wedding ceremony was performed In rne
chapei Of the Church OF the Covenant
Wood. and was attended by a party Of
relatives and out-of-town guests. II
was followed by a'large reception at tne
The bride was unattended and wore
her travelling suit OF wistaria molse'
She wore a corsage bouquet of mauve
orchids and lilies OF the valley.
After the reception, Mr.. Harris and
his bride left Washington for New Or
leans. where they win attend the MAJ
al Gras celebration. Later they VIII go
to Palm Beach. They viii be at home
after March Is at Fontenant Courts.
Among those from out-of-town VINO
attended the wedding were Mrs. Racnel
Harris. Of Bellefonte. Pa. mother OF
the bridegroom; Mrs. John Mccoy, also
of Bellefonte. sister Of the bridegroom;
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Harris, Of Pitts
burgh. brother and sister-in-law OF the
BRIDEGROOM: Judge Harris. OF Wheeltng,
w. Va: Mr.. and Mrs. E. L Leeds and
Miss Susanne Rocamore. Of New York;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. McCabe. OF Ga1th-
ersburg. Nd: Miss Marie McCabe. niece
Of the bride. OF Chambersburg, Pa;
Mr.. and rs. A. W. Thompson, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. II. Clark. and Miss Ruth Clark.
| Of Baltimore. Nd; Sterling Campbell,
Of St. Louis: William Amory, Of War;
renton. Va. and DR.. and Mrs. Albert
Blackburn. Of Philadeiphia.
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Mrs. Wilson. assisted by the Vice
President and Mrs. Marshall and the
wivesof the Cabinet officers, received the
| wives Of the Cabinet officers, received the
House last evening in honor Of the New
Jersey delegation in Congress. On ac-
count Of illness from cold the President
| was unable to welcome his guests.
The guests numbered several hundred
and included many prominent people
from New Jersey and several members
Of resident society in Washington.
The guests assembled in the East
Room and were received IN the Blue
Parlor. passing from there through the
Red Parior and into the State dining
room, where a buffet supper was served.
The Marine Band, stationed in the main
corridor, played throughout the evening.
The Governor Of New Jersey and Mrs.
Fielder, who have been In Washington
| day or two, having come for the re-
ception at the White House last even
/ ing, will return to their home today.
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| Miss Margaret Breckenridge was host
ess last night at large theater party.
Her guests, who occupied four boxes at
the Columbia Theater, included her
father, Gen Joseph Breckenridge, the
Assistant Secretary Of War and Mrs.
Henry Breckenridge, Gen and Mrs.
Weaver, DR.. and Mrs. Scott Brecken-
ridge, DR.. and Mrs. Hugh Cur. .nings,
Miss Margaret Draper, the Misses Gree
| ly, Miss Phyllis Moore, Miss Frances
Finley. Miss Louise Barney. Of Virginia ;
Miss breckenridge Congressman Henry
Flood Of Virginia; Lieut.. Harry L
Pence, U. s. N, Of Annapolis; Mr.. Fin
ley, DR.. A. c. II. Chapman, DR.. Henry
Shaw, Of Baltimore; Herbert Howard,
and Mai. Robert G. Paxton. U. 8. A.
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Congressman F. o. bindquist Of Mich
igan and Mrs. Lindquist went to New
York to attend the dinner Of the Retail
Dry Goods Association, Wednesday
evening at which Mr.. Lindquist was one
of the speakers
Mrs. Edward B. Olney will receive for
Miss Ramona lander Monday afternoon
| from 4 until o'clock, at 2l17 o street,
assisted by Mrs. ]. Eakin Gadsby and
Mrs. Joseph A. Arnold.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Striker. Of Wash
ington, \. j.. came to the city to at
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stopping at the Hotel Powhatan.
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| The French section Of the Twentieth
Century Club, under the leadership Of
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Carhart, will meet
Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. William Applegats en-
Vermont avenue The subject for the
day will be Gothic Art In the Cathe-
draiS OF France"
One of the most interesting entertain
ments of the afternoon will be the St
Valentine party which Jonathan Worth
Daniels and Frank A. Daniels, jr., are
giving from until o'clock at Single
| Oak.
An orchestra, quantities Of palms,
ferns, red blossoms, and red hearts will
| figure in the arrangements OF the after
| noon, but games, valentines for every
body, both comic and pretty, and a
seated supper will be the real features.
The guests will include Miss Anna
Roosevelt, Miss Sallie McAdoo, Miss
Nancy Lane. Miss Amy Fechteler. Miss
! Helen Strauss, Miss Kathleen Crawford,
Miss Jessie Wilson. Miss Bessie Nickel
| don, Miss Mary Tumulty. Miss Eliza
| beth Sypher, Miss Louise Corcoran.
Miss Margaret Holmes. Miss Minna
| Lee Jones, Miss Constance Jones,
Miss Margaret Tou. Miss Agnes
Scott. Miss Leila Scott, Miss Anne
| Scott. Miss Margaret Hess. Miss
Villa MacDougal. Miss Florence Finch.
| Miss Emma Stitt, Miss Eleanor Leech'