Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-02-27
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
PRESIDENT AND MRS. WILSON
DINE AT THE LANE HOME.
Hospitalities for Other Notables.
Luncheons-Teas
Notes. ..


Jusserand, Senator and Mrs. Newlands.
Mrs. Hugh Wallace, Mrs. Hunt Slater.
Mr.. Henry White and Herr Rubner Of
New York
Miss Margaret Wilson attended the
premiere of Julien at the metropolitan
Opera House, New York. last night be
ing member of 2 hoN party. which IN
. cluded Nj. and MIS-. Ross Davis. Mrs
I.oting W. Batten. Mrs X. q. 3o> of
HARRISBURG Pa and Mrs. Mcdonald
Sheridan, some Of whom. it will be re-
. called. were recently White House guests.
| The Vice President and Mrs. Marshall
/ We're entertained at dinner last night b.
| the Secretary of War and Mrs. Garrison.
| The other guests were the Brazilian am
| bassador and Nine. da Cana. Represent
| ative and Mrs. Andrew j. Peters. Gen.
| and Mrs. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Rodgers. Mrs. J. W. Morton of Pillidcl-
phia. Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. McLallan of
Indiana. Col. Biddle and Maj. Winship.
The evening reception which the Vice
| President and Mrs. MARSHALL omitted re-
Gently on account of the death Of Senator
Bacon Will he given the second Monday
, after Easter, April ~.
| The Secretary OF Labor and Mrs VIII
! son will entertain the President and Mrs
| Wilson at dinner March ~.
Mrs Rufus Day entertained at lunch-
| con yesterday for Mrs. William Jennings
Bryan. The other guests were Mrs.
| Pomercne, Mrs. William Alden Smith
Mrs. fairchiid Mrs. Osborne Nine Ali
kuli Khan. Mrs. Folk. Mrs. Adoiph Mil
Ter, Mrs. Hin. Nine James. Mrs TAFT,
Mrs. Heath. Mrs. Grant Mrs. Bayley.
Miss koon. Mrs. Ballard Mrs. McChurd
and Mrs. Knapp.
DR.. and Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting en-
tertained at dinner last night the Meth
erlands minister and Nine. Van Rappard
Mr.. and Mrs. Ten t.yck Wendell Mrs
Draper Mrs. Burton Harrison, the Misses
Whiting, Mr.. John Barrett. MIR. Ceccato
of the Italian embassy, Rear Admira!
Staunton and Gen buchanan
The Secretary of State and Mrs Bryan
were guests at a luncheon given IN their
honor today at the Shoreham by the
dominican minister and Nine. PeEnado
The other guests included the counselor
OF the Department of State and Mrs John
basSett Moore, In" first assistant secrc-
tarE OF the Department of State and Mrs
John +. Osborne. Mr.. and Mrs .Joscf,h
W. FOLK. the assistant director Of the
Pan American Union and Mrs Fran
cisco J. Yancs. Mr.. and Mrs Franklin
Adams. Miss Phyllis Moore, Miss Elena
aalderon. Miss Mary Richardson of Min
neapolis Mr. John Jarrett. Mr. Walter
5. Penf1eld. Mr. Boaz W. Long, chief Of
the Latin American division Of the De
partment of state. the secretary Of the
IEoninican legation and Mrs l. A. Ger
nuda and Mr. and Mrs. :. j. Pcynado
Mrs. Elmer T. Black gave a dinner a;
the New Willard last evening in honor of
Senator and Mrs. Swanson. which was
followed by theater party. The guests
were the Peruvian minister and MIN.
Fezet Senator and Mrs. Shields Solicitor
and Mrs. Folk. Miss fItra Wilson. Maj
bcvore and Mr.. Dillingham;.
Mr. and Mrs q. 4. Lyon ir and Miss
Louise Lyon sailed today for Antwerp
they viii remain abroad until the latter
part OF May. spending the greater part
of the time in Italy
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Roberts jr, OF
Philadelphia, Who are sailing March Ii
Tor trip through southern Europe will
he here Sunday to make "A little visit to
Mrs Roberts brother-in-law and sister
AIR. and Mrs. john Gpshur Morehe;id
and their two young sons.
Miss Emily p RisselI will be here March
= to spend week with Senator and Mrs
SALISBURY. Mrs. salisbury will give u
luncheon MARCH, I6 III honor of the Misses
Wilson and Miss Bissell.
I
listened to address by Mary Antiu
this morning, and afterWard We're pre-
scented to her by Mrs Duncan L. Fetch
err president of the club The latter
was assisted by Mrs. Raker and Mrs
Towner Mrs. John s. Williams and Miss
Agnes Wilson presided in the dining
room and were assisted by Mrs Works
Mrs. Walsh, Mrs. Underwood. Mrs. Vol
stead Mrs. Tnderhil. Mrs. White. Mrs
Williams. Mrs, Young. Mrs. Walters. Mrs
iIp,srS At,S
Van orsdel. Mrs. John Il. Henderson,
Mrs. Joseph +. Thropp Mrs. South Trim
bile. Mrs. Virginia Cooper Wiley, Mrs
Herbert WadsWort Miss Flora Wilson.
Miss Ellen Wood. Miss Mary Wilcox.
Miss Patten. the Misses Prouty Miss
Shreve and Miss Sweet
The ladies of St Barnabas Church.
| Oxon Hill, Md, have decided to hold So
| cial teas at their homes during the
spring months. The first of the series
was held at the home of Miss Gertrude
| Ovens. Vocal and instrumental selec-
/. tons were rendered by several of the
guests. Refreshments were served.
Among those present were Rev. and
Mrs II. C. Ryerson, pr and Mrs. Nc
| Fl. Small Mrs. A. ~. Robinson Mrs.
Elmer Cox. Mrs. II. Owens. Mrs. WIN
| Owens. Mr., and Mrs. Grafton owens,
Misses Helen Middleton and Gertrude
owens ana Master Elmer Ellsenc tUX.
| Washington guests at the Ponce de
| Leon. st. Augustine, Fla. include Mrs.
| II. III. Cassidy. Mrs. j. l.. Thompson and
| child. Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. +. Johnson
| and Clifford Wharton. jr.
| Mrs Charles Z. Townsend and Mrs.
Russell +. Goodwin, We're at home at
| the Portland yesterday. and had assist
| ing them Mrs. Robert Montgomery. Mrs.
| Edward T. Taylor. Mrs. H. o. Young of
| Michigan. Mrs. l.. c. Laylin and Mrs.
James III. Patten.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles +. Sener of Lang
| don celebrated the fifteenth anniversary
| of their marriage February =; At their
| residence, 20o1 Douglas street northeast.
| Although the weather was very inclcn-
ent. there were large number OF guests
present, and the hostess Was the recipient
| of MANY beautiful presents. The dining
| room was tastefully decorated in the ma
tionai colors. Among those present Were
III That Awful .