The Washington times., 1914-01-17
Vice President
To Be Guest At
Big Reception

Mrs. FLETCHER, WlIe OF SeIlalOI u. u
'.etcher, Of Florida, president of the
,rS, assisted by Mrs. Briggs, Of Maine;
III receive with the Vice President and
2L-s. Marshall.
others who will assist in entertaining
III be Mrs William Jennings BTyan,
!irs. Josephus Daniels, Mrs. David T.
Houston, Miss Agnes Hart Wilson, Mrs.
James R Mann, of Illinois Mrs. La fol-
istte, of Wisconsin, Mrs. Smoot, OF
s-tah: Mrs. Oliver, OF Pennsylvania;
airs. Hawley, OF Oregon; Mrs. Page OF
S5ulh Carolina; Mrs. Carlin, OF VIZ
einia; Mrs. Rainey, Sf Illinois; Mrs.
iregg. Of Texas, and Mrs. Harry OF !
gFexss.
The President ana Mrs. wilson en-
Ssrtained at-the second musicale OF the
season at the White House last even
lna. The President and Mrs. Wilson
received their guests, who. numbered
several hundred and were representa-
tive OF all circles Of Washington So
clety. near the doorway OF the Feast
Rcom. where the music was given.
aIrs.. Wilson wore becoming gown OF
rcru net embroidered in gold over gold
satin.
Palms, ferns and American Beauty
roses formed the decorations for the oc-
Uasion. y
Fhe program was excellent, the artists
| sing Miss Alice Nelson. Bonarlos
Cave Cole at the plano. and Charles
Sqony; pianist. Each selection was
'athusiasticany applauded.
The program included "Finlan6isi /
Gsnce.'. seiIm PsImgren; "Berceuse" |
ana "Scherzo" paul Juonl, Mr.. Strony; |
Theme with variations Tartini; "Ha-
l-anera" (SaraSatel. Mr.. Crimson: tine
.ariz," Parker; "BelieTe Ne. II All
Aoore; THE Fairy PIpers." Rrewer; !
"A Toi" tBsmbersl, Miss Nielsen, !
''Air." Bach; -'Serenade," PIerne; I'm |
8ateau, Debussy; La Fee du Hallier"
CGodsrdl. Mr.. Crimson: When Love
Is, Kind" old English melody; Isl Mes
Ters Avient des Ailcs.' Bemberg; Last
Rose of Summer" Moore; aria from I
Nine. Butterfly" (PuccinD, Miss Mel .
Mrs Henry C. -Corbin has sent out
cards for dinner on January q.
ms. John Hall Stephens. of Texas, I
has sent out cards for an at home Non |
cay afternoon, January IS at her resi- |
6ence, 101 Maryland avenue northeast /,
from until o'clock.
Miss Roberta LinneIl Kennedy. OF 16s
Hobart street, Will be hostess at q
luncheon today followed by a box party /
ct Polls. Her quests will be Miss Mar
Saret Moran, Miss Elma Sinclair and
Aiiss Anna Joyce.
Congressman and Mrs. Fred A. Britten
OF Illinois have returned from Chicage,
and are located at their apartment in
ths Highlands. Hrs. Brit+en has again
selected Tuesday as her receiving day.
Captain Won Papen, OF Potsdanl, Ger
many, who has been appointed military
9ttacne of the German embassy to sUc-
ceeG Major Won Herwarth las arrived :
in Washington, and is stopping at tie
6Eoreham Hotel.
Among those entertaining guests at
the dansant at the New Willard y Nster-
DAY afternoon were ". A. Carroll, Mrs. /
IlPniel Davenport, Mr.. and Mrs. John
FSttZ, Mrs. George l. Hunteress, IT. :
Il. Arthur Hooe, Mrs. Francis B. James, :
1lrs. Eldridge Jordan, Judge and Mrs. O..
&iTs. George NJ. Pierce. Mrs. James Z. |
Reynolds, Mrs. Frank 3. Shuts, Mr. I
and Mrs. James TlIford. Lieutenant !
Todd. Z. S. N: Mr. and Mrs. Daniel ]. !
EErs Frank Walker.
Mrs E. ". Cole and Mrs. Leslie War
rea, OF Nashville Tenn, have arrived
dSLlElENOH tHe season, ana u
taken apartments al the New Willarl.
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3irs. Marshall. wife OF the Vice Presi-
Gent will be the guest in compliment TO
the Assistant Secretary Of State, will
entertain at an informal luncheon party
today at the Connecticut.
The guests viii include Mrs Ollie
James. Of Kentucky; Mrs. Joseph ".
Folk. Mrs. Thomas W. Symons. and
Mrs. John T. Smith. Of Princeton Ky.
mother OF the hostess. who is spending
the winter in Washington.
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Many dinner parties are being ar
ranged to precede the southern relief
han at the New willard Monday even
saz: FeorusrZ ?: a ? o'cloci.. This
Szn will DE the tWenty-frst ball given
for this Charity. and l. IS always one
Of the most brilliant embellishments Of
the season.
Rear Admiral John =. Adams, Z. s.
r.. and Mrs Adams have aTlr rounced
the engagement Of their daughter. Mics
Edmonis Mason Adams u Dr. Richard
a Kearny, Of the United States Public
Health Service. The welding probably
win take place in April.
Mics Adams, who made her debut ia
Warrington couple IF seasons ago. is
one of the most popular girls Of the
younger set.
Mrs. Stephen B. EIkins Was hostess
Friday night at her nome in K street at
a dinner dance for her granddaughter,
Miss Edwina Bruner, of Philadelphia,
and her daughter-in-law. Mrs Blaine
s1ikins. There were about 100 guests
FOR the dance. including the dinner
party, which numbered about twenty
I've.
Ars. Porter J. McCumber and Miss
Helen McCumber, wife and daughter OF
Senator -NcCumber OF North Dakota,
viii entertain at q large the dansant
iltis afternoon from ( until O'clock ~
RauScheFs.
Assisting them yy1l be Mrs. Robert L.
owen, Mrs. Eugene F. Kinkead, Mrs.
Frederick Britten, Mrs. Theodore I.
Shuey, Mrs. Delos Blodgett, Miss SalIia
WilEaIns, Miss Callie Hoke Smith, Miss
Dorothy Shuey, and Miss Lanette Hines
sslnith-
The Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Bryan will be the guests in compliment
70 whom the members Of the Foreign
Affairs Committee of the House will en-
Eertain at a large Dner party at the
Ran-American building this evening.
=
) tango party. the proceeds Of which
are 20 be devoted TO charity. will be
held-this evening at 1906 G street,
under the auspices OF Mrs. AIIyn X
Cadhon. who will be assisted by Miss
Y. l. Small, Mise X. Engie, Miss Sly