The Washington times., 1914-02-24

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The luncheon was served in the
large reception room of the Rocham-
beau. which was adorned for the oc-
-asion with palms. ferns. and quand-
lies OF yellow and white spring bios
Inns. A huge basket filed with
."nqUils, yellow tulips and white
uyacinths formed the table center
-:oce. and the candles had dainty yel-
ow silk shades.
assisting Mrs. Dent were Mrs.
Houston. Mrs. Underwood, Mrs.
claude A. Swanson, Mrs. Henry o.
layton. Mrs. Eankhead, Mrs. Charles
.. McChord, Mrs. Jack Reau. Mrs.
ollie James, Mrs. D. L. Tate, Mrs. A.
l.. Stavely and Mrs. Schluter.
The guests were Mrs. Thomas r.
Marshall. Mrs. William ]. Bryan. Mrs.
George Sutherland. Mrs Salisbury.
Hrs. Thurston Ballard. Mrs. George
Robson. Mrs. William L. Marsha II.
Mrs. Elmer Black, OF New YORK. Miss
Flora Wilson, Mrs. Thomas B. Dunn,
Mrs. Henry o, Fry r Mrs; rs,sr.r Victor
Mrs. Walter Wells Mrs. Mitchell
Palmer. Mrs. r: L. Owen. Mrs. \. l.
Mills. Mrs. ]. W. Folk, Mrs. J. e.
Osborne. Mrs. $. \. Jones, Mrs. v. F.
Dennis. Mrs. Ira G. Copley, Mrs. sam
uel Jones, Mrs. Swagar Sherlcv. Mrs.
Archibald Hall. Mrs. Ainsworth. Mrs.
Pearce. Mrs. EffinEer. Mrs. j. A.
hughes. Mrs. William Erantley. Mrs.
Walter Gordon. Mrs. Davis. Mrs. E
g. Lowry. Mrs. Rufus Hardy. Mrs.
wood. Mrs. II. Fl. Rliss. Mrs. New
garden. Mrs. Phillip T.. Campbell, Mrs.
Z y Mann, Mrs. Walter Crosley. Mrs.
=. K. Campbell and Mrs. johnson.
The Pre.iden. and Mrs. Wilson will en-
rertain at a reception this evening at the
White House in honor of the army and
navy. The reception will be the last
or the series of four state receptions
- the season, and is considered by
rrany to be the most beautiful. The
nandsome uniform. OF the officers
-ontrasting with the beautiful gowns
OF the women guests, add much 10
the beauty OF the affair.
Washington society Is much inter
,sted n the bird masque which will be
riren this evening in the grand ball
] oom of the Hotel Astor. in New York,
When the Misses Wilson will take lead
ing parts
conference on bird and animal life
Ill preceds the performance tonight.
Sanctuary Percy Mckaye's bird
rnasque. will be the chief attraction.
Mss Eleanor Wilson will take the lead
g part, appearing as the Bird Spirit
nd Miss Margaret Wilson will sing the
Telude.
Mrs. Wilson leads the long list Of
Irominent patronesses. but on account
- the White House reception this even
ing, was unab to go to New York to
Ia NJ GIL
as given last summer at Cornish, y.
IL. and the two daughters OF the Pres
ldent appeared in the cast.
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The former Secretary of the Treas
"-y and Mrs. MacVeagh entertained at
q dinner last night. Their guests were
,ae Secretary of the Treasury, the
.vunselor Of the Italian embassy and
Nine. Catslini. Mrs. Stanley McCor-
nick. Mrs. George Vanderbilt, the na-
Il attache Of the French embassy and
!scountess Benoist o'Azy, Henry
hite, Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson.
Mrs Norman Williams, Mrs. Marshall
Icld. Mrs. Corbin. Mrs. Slater, MIR and
Mrs Preston Gibson, Mrs: Merritt, Mrs.
LaUEhiin. Countess Gizycka. Miss Mar
-arctta MacVcagh, Miss Wood of Lon
on. Miss Draper, Miss Rug2les, the
ion. Thomas Spring-Rice, Baron Won
\agle. Henry du Pont, Mr.. Johannes
'u Arthur Johnson, Basil Miles, Bar
O.. Prudential, Mr.. Won Rath, Cotton
nth and Eames MacVeagh.
The dinner was followed by a dance,
e." inch about 100 additional gueIs
70 asked
aenator and Mrs. Salisbury Of Della
re entertained at dinner last night at
'hcir home. on + street. in compliment
the Secretary OF State and Mrs.
van. The guests TO meet them were
:, '.ator and Mrs. Newlands. Senator
y Ills, Congressman and Mrs. A
Nrrchell Palmer, the Assistant Secre-
-ars Of the Treasury and Mrs. HamIin.
Counselor of Corporations and Mrs.
..vsepn Z, Davies, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
allace and Miss Isabelle Wells.
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Inc women of the Iowa delegation
Congress are entertaining at tea
~ the Congressional Club this after
noon
The hostesses who will receive the
quests are Mrs. Cummins Mrs Kenyon.
Ms. Towncr. Mrs. Prouty. Mrs. Goode.
Ms. Green, Mrs. Scott. and Miss Flea
rDr Connolly.
assisting in the dining room will be
Mrs Thomas Connolly, Miss Anna Con
molly. the Misses Cumnins. the Misses
Prouty, In" Misses Scott. Mrs. John
-uure, Mrs. JudsUn G. WelliVer. Mrs.
Tnomas {. Dawson. and Mrs. Reisinger.
Palms. ferns, pink roses, and carTa-
trpHs will adoTn the rooms for the oC-
a=ion and AN orchestra will play
throughout the afternoon.
Mrs Sarah z. I-eiz~ar has ANNOUNCED
Tire marriage Of her niece, Miss SaraI
,' Phillips. and a. K. Il. Onyur. Th'
cJulng TOOK place Saturday cvcuing
= The ruar.e OF the Second PIcsby
7~rl an Church, in Alexandra. Na.. ttt
I;i~tor. tire Rev. John Lee Allison, oth
iitiI:g. III the presence Of a sm4l T.
Ira~tv of relatives ard friends.
IT." bride, who was unattended, wore
tailored suit If Kings b'uc cloth
nh H.Uir" nat, trimmed with spriha
G.Hers. ala she WoIe Il CUrsSgc OcJ-
C":"t of Bird" roses and ferns
Mr.. "ni MIR. Omyuu :tT- 1T h"n1c :,
'I"ir friends at go kc"r-r place north
cSt.
M and Mrs. Henry Ten Eyck Car
inter- have returned from their wed
,'pg TIP IN Florida and have leased tho
"sidence. 2l2j Bancroft place, for the
Gieirdcr Of the season Mrs. Csrpen-
l.I was formerly Miss Elizabeth HaTri-
N. daughter Of Mrs. Charlotte Harri-
IN
The Commissioner Of Navigation and
Nrs ChambeTlainc entertained at .
ncheon Yesterday in tlc gold room OF