Evening star., 1914-02-21
IN THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MUSICAL IN EAST ROOM FOR
MRS. WILSON'S GUESTS.
Other Interesting Events of Recent
Happening-Travel Plans.
Notes.

| program each number being followed by
applause.
| Mrs. Wilson received In the green room,
her guests then passing to the east room,
every chair there being occupied when
the music began. She was gowned in
brocadcd white satin with pearl trim
ming.
l. Col ". w. Harts. l. 5. A.. made tho
and Miss Margaret Wilson
and her house guest, Mrs. Caroline Alex
ander of New York. were present
The administration circle, members of
the cabinet and other officials and their
wives. {. number of army and navy Off
GERS and their wives and representatives
of the resident society world were in the
assemblage as were others whose move
l-ments were of Importance in years gone
by and still continue to be. OF this latter
grouping were Mrs. Daniel s. Lamont
and Miss Lamont of New York. widow
and daughter of the Secretary of war In
the second Cleveland cabinet, and Mrs.
Nicholas Longworth. daughter of Col.
Roosevelt The ambassadors and their
wives were also in attendance.
Some of those present were the Vice
President and Mrs. Marshall. the Sec
retary of War and Mrs. Garrison, the
Attorney General Mrs. Daniels, the
Secretary of the Interior and Mrs,
Lane, the French ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand, the German ambassador
and Countess Won Bernstorff. the Turk
ish amba ssador, the Russian amDaSsa-
dor and Nine. Bakhneteff. the Japa-
nese ambassador and Niscountess Chinda.
the ambassador of Austria Hungary
and Nine. Dumba. Lady Spring Rice,
wife of the British ambassador: the
Spanish ambassador. the Chief Justice.
Mr.. Justice Mckenna. Mr.. Justice and
Mrs. Lamar, Mr.. Justice and Mrs
Tyrsf t.an RI
Mrs. Mahlon Pitney. Col George Goe-
thals Gen. Leonard Wood. Gen. and
Mrs. E. NJ. Weaver. Maj. and Mrs. New
garden, Representative and Mrs Peter
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Townsend. DR..
and Mrs. Buckner Randolph, Miss
Eloise Sargent Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Willert. Mrs. Robert Mccormick, Mis-.
Martha Goldman. Representative and
Mrs. Victor Murdoch, Mr.. and Mrs;
Herbert Crosley. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Eartlett Mrs Richard Townsend. Pay
Director and Mrs. Lawrence Heap,
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Andrews. Senator
George p. Wetmore. Brig. Gen: and
and Mrs. Robert Peary. Miss Marie
Peary, Mrs. George Vanderbilt, Mr..
and Mrs. John Purdy, Mrs. ". Sinclair
Bowen. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles TROY
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hague. Mr..
Maurice E. Lowe, Medical Direc'or
and Mrs Francis S. Nash, Mrs. Ten
Eyck Wendell, Col. and Mrs symons,
Thomas F. Walsh. Mrs. William F.
Draper. Miss Mar aret Draper Mrs. .Ade-
aide Worth Bagley. Miss Belle Barley.
Miss Ellen Biddle Shiprnan. Mrs. James
the former surgeon general of the navy
and Mrs P. NJ. Rixey, DR.. and Mrs.
Frank PleadweiI, Mr.. Howard S. Rec
side, Mr.. and Mrs. Fdward o"rr ~
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Elliott Seawell. Mr.. and Mrs. A. CARR
son McClintock, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Thompson. Mrs. Butler of Paris. Mr.;
And rs Borden naapi aarTinan Msa Mr. apd and
Amber. Mr.. Thomas ]. Pence. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hagner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Atherton, Mrs. Delos A.
Mfs MISS Iaara Hspiag Mss aa
Ruth Harlan, and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lansing.
The Misses Wilson. who are TO take part
/, in the bird masque which is to be given
next Tuesday evening at the Hotel Astor.
New York. will be the guests of honor
at dinner to be given tonight at the Ma
tional Arts Club by the American p
Percy Mackaye who will talk on the
masque of st. Louis. and Thomas Wood
! Stevens, who is to speak on the ST. Louis
| pageant.
Mr. and Mrs. Iollister Sturgis OF Chest
| nut Hill, Pa, have been entertaining as
| their house guest for a few days Arthur
Ashford Wilder of Honolulu. formerly
| judge OF the supreme court there. Judge
| Wilder will come TO this city today and
| Mr. and Mrs Sturgis will be here Mon
day night for the dance which MIR Frank
lin MacN NeaTh, formerly Secretary of the
| Treasury, and Mrs. MacNeagh are giving.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sturgis. while in Washing
f,f Ny.C 90 c<ft
| and Miss France Leggett. Mrs. and Miss
| Legaett will sail Wednesday for England.
Mrs Robert Patterson. Mrs. Slater Sem
| ator and Mrs. Weeks and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frederic Atherton We're among those
/ entertaining dinner parties last night.
! The guests of the latter couple were the
! assistant secretary of the navy and Mrs.
Roosevelt, Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jen-
| nings. MI. and Mrs. Cleveland Perkins,
| the counselor OF the Italian embassy and
| Nine Catalan, Mrs. Gibbons and Mr..
| William Bowie Clark.
| The French ambassador is announced
as a speaker at annual banquet of the
Sons Of the Revolution, Monday night in
| New York.
| Paymaster General and Mrs. Cowie en-
tertained at a dinner for young people
| last night at their apartments in the
| Highlands i'll honor of DIR. and Mrs. Far
! well. Later they took their guests to
| the last OF a series of small subscription
dances which have been given during
I the season at the Highlands, the dances
being arranged by Mrs. Alexander G.
I Bentley, Mrs Fechteler. Mrs. Perry Mil
I Ter and Mrs. Cowie, who formed the re-
| ception committee.
The annual reception of the Lawyers
| Club of this city was held last night at
| the New Willard with a large and rep
,flfty of h.. ham md
bar In attendance. James Hayden, pres
! dent, received the members and guests.
| There were no speeches.
| Mrs. Daniel S. Lamont and Miss
| Lamont. who spent part of the week as
| guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ewing,
| returned to their home In New York
| this morning.
| Miss Ethel de Long and Senator Bur
ton made addresses before the Congress
sional Club yesterday afternoon. the
| former speakin" on "The Romance of
the Mountain People, and the latter on
'.Tolstoi and Other Russian Noveists.'
| Mrs. Duncan L. Fletcher, president re-
| ceived the guests. assisted by Mrs. Lloyd
| and Mrs. Padgett. Tea followed the pro-
| gram. Mrs. Smoot and Mrs. stephenson
presided at the tea table after the formal
| exercises. Assisting We're Mrs. Smith of
| Mrs. Thompson of Kansas, Mrs. Smith of
Michigan, Mrs. Stephens of New York.
Mrs. Stevens Mrs Smith of Texas. Mrs.
Taylor. Mrs. Smith of New York. Mrs.
Stephens of Nebraska, Mrs. Stone. Mrs.
Tlylor. Mrs SteenerSOn Mrs Smith of