The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-03-14
VICE PRESIDENT IS.
CELEBRATING 62ND.
NATAL DAY TODAY.
Congratulations Are ShoWered
Upon Mr.. Marshall at the
Willard.
LETTER FROM WHITE HOUSE
Elaborate Cake Among Pres
ents Sent to Party Upon
Anniversary.

The Vice President is celebrating his
sixty-second birthday anniversary to-
day.
This morning Mr.. Marshall received
letter of congratulatlon from the Presi-
dent, and later in the day he was pre-
scented with an elaborate birthday cake
by the anagement OF the Willard,
where Vice President and Mrs. Mar
shall are making their home this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall will be hosts at
dinner tomorrow evening, with the rus
sian Ambassador and Madame Bakhme-
teff as guests of honor. and again
Thursday evening, when the guests VIII
be invited to meet the British Ampas-
sador and Lady Spring-Rice.
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The President and Mrs Wilson viii
he hosts this evening at the second OF
the series Of musicales they are giving
at the White House during March.
Miss Margaret Wilson, who returned
to town today from philadelphia ana
New York. will assist them In maklhR
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Rose. of Geneva.
N. Y are guests at the White Rouse
Mrs. Wilson received several OF the
ladies' OF the Cabinet at the White
House yesterday.
Whites Are Honor Guests.
Chief Justice and Mrs. White and
Justice and Mrs Hughes will be the
honor guests at the dinner which Mrs.
Henry F. Dimock is giving this even
Ing.
Arthur Stems Hardy. Of Boston. for
mer minister to Persia, and writer
of note, and Mrs. Hardy and Mrs, Fred
erick Thompson. of New York. who arc
visiting Mrs. Dimock. will also be
among the guests. The party will num-
Der thirty-four.
Mrs. Dimock will give a dinner on
Friday evening In compliment to Mr..
and Mrs. Hardy and Mrs. Thompson,
The Brazilian Ambassador and Ma
dame da Cana will be hosts at n din
mel of thlrty-two covers this evening
in compliment to Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall. Later the party will so
to the White House musicale.
Ambassador and Nine. da Cana have
as their guests at the embassy, Muc.
da Gama's nephew. Donald Hearn Cow.
of New York. and his fiancee. Miss
Marjorie Young Smith. Mr.. and Mrs
wick, and George Bailey Wheeler. of
New York, brother-in-lay OF Nine.
Morris r. volck, son of Nine. da
will leave WASHINGTON Marcn 70 Tor
Old Point Comfort to take up the stuty
OF aviation. -
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Dinner at Barracks.
NAL Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett
VIII entertain at dinner this even
ing at the COMMANDMENTS House. Ma
rine Barracks. There will be TWEEN
ty-four guests.
hostess at luncheon when her guests
will he the wives Of the officers of
the Marine Corps on duty in WASH
ington. The party will number about
thirty.
Marine Barracks Yesterday afternoon.
and will receive neat Monday for the
last time until after Easter She VIII
leave WashinGton about April l to
tion trip to Pens acola. Key West and
other places in tn, South.
News has just reached Washington
that the former Ambassador to Rus
STA and Mrs. George T. Marve were
received in audience by tn" Gear ami
Czarina OF Russia last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marye. who expect TO
leave Petrograd early in April. will
Orient. and are due to arrive some
time in May.
The Monday Morning Music Club gave
a recital in the small ball room at the
Willard yesterday, entertaining many
friends Of members of the organization.
The program opened with several num-
bers by the chorus, with Edgar Priest.
director, leading. Others taking part in
the program were Mrs. Harold A.
Brooks, Miss Ethel Garrett Johnston,
Mrs. Gideon Ii. Pillow, and Mrs. Nc
Cnrthy Hanger, with Miss Luch Brick
enstein at the piano.
.
Exhibition Of Canvaaaa
An interesting collection Of canvases
the work of Wallace Bryant, OF
Boston. who recently completed a por-
trait of the Rev. DIR. Roland Cotton
smith, will be on view Thursday. Fri.
day and Saturday at the residence OF
Mrs. Gillett-Hill, 2l33 X street.
Mrs. Glllett-l1ilrs house. which waI
built for studio. will afford them a
charming setting, and from 11:30 till 4:3
on the last three days OF the week will
be the rendezvous of many friends Of
Mrs. Gillett-Hill. as we'll as OF the
artist
An interesting wedding will take
place April 20. at Wilmington, wher
and Mrs. Coleman du Pont Will b,
married to Holiday Needs Jr., son O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday Needs, OF Chew!
Chase.
Kilbourn Gordon, OF New York
formerly OF this city, will be best man.
i
Mrs w. II. sheupard. wife OF Lleutcn.
ant Sheppard. U. S. A., IL the guest nt
honor at the bridge party which Miss
Marie HunstaI Is giving this afternoon
at her apartment in Beverly Courts.
Additional guests have been invited
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