The Washington times., 1916-03-15
SECOND MUSICALE.
GIVEN BY WILSON'S
At THEWH|TEHOUSE
Three Hundred Guests Enjoy
Classical Program by Noted
Artists.
CONCERT IN EAST ROOM
Buffet Supper Follows in Taste
fully Decorated Dining
Room.
CONCERT IN EAST ROOM

noon.
The President and Mrs. Wilson were
hosts last evening at the second OF the
series Of musicales with which they are
following their official Inequalities OF
the season.
The guests, who numbered nearly 800.
were received by the President and Mrs.
Wilson In the Green Room. Col. w. w.
Harris making the presentations, and
passed into the East Room, where the
program was given.
Mrs. Wilson was assisted by Miss Mar
saret Wilson, Mrs. II. w. Boiling. and
Miss Boiling. her mother and sister,
and Mrs. II. L. Rose. of Geneva, who.
with Mr.. Rose. Is a house guest.
MrB. Wilson wore a gown OF rich
black velvet with beading. and her
mother. Mrs. Boiling. also wore black
velvet. Miss Bertha Boiling wore q
gown Of white net, made over flesh-col-
ored charmeuse, and Mrs. Rose wore
black satin brocade and net.
The artists were Louis Graveure,
baritone. with Francis Moore. at the
plano; Miss Carolyn Beebe, pianist
Gustave Langenus, clarinet, and Jacques
Renard, violoncello.
Mrs. Wilson led the way to the state
dining room. where a buffet supper was
served. The drawing rooms. as well a.
the dining room. were tastefully deco
rated with spring flowers.
The program opened with q duo by
Weber played by Miss Beebe. and Gus
tave Langenus, Mr.. Graveure, with Mr.
Moore at the piano, followed with a
group Of songs including selections from
"Herodiade:" Miss Beebe played again
with Mr.. Renard, and Mr.. Graveure
gave second charming group Of songs.
The program closed with q brilliant
performance of Mozart's trio in Il flat
major with Miss Bebee at the piano.
Mr.: Langenus. clarinet, and Mr.. Renard.
violoncelio.
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Miss Brooks Guest.
Mrs. Richard Kearney is entertaining
informally at bridge this afternoon at
her apartment in the Toronto In COM
pliment to Miss Dorothy Brooks, whose
marriage to Lieut.. William Henry
th aa Corps Of Engineers. will
Mis-. Brooks was 'r also The honor
Euest At luncheon yesterday. with
Miss Dorothy .Wyeth. who will be
The guests Included Miss Dorothy
Taylor, Miss Dorothy Adams Miss
Marie Peary, Miss Eusenia Holcombe.
Antoinette Ray. ali members. OF the
bridal party. ,....,..-.-,,. (,
The Speaker ana Mrs. CLARK snt.r-
tanned at luncheon yesterday in the
Speakers private dining room In
compliment to Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Ar
There were twenty-t guests,
among them Congressman and Mrs:
William Gordon, Congressman and
Mrs. Jewett Shouse. Congressman and
Mrs. Charles r. Davis and Mr.. and
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Clark was
theN guest OF Madame ossip oabrilo-
witch at the. Bosto1 symphony con-
Madame Gabrilowitch. who was
Miss Clara Clemens, daughter of
Speaker and Mrs Z ozark. ~ " '"'
Attend Symphony Concert.
Mrs. woodrow Wilson occupied box
at the National yesterday afternoon
for the last concert of the season by
the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Her guests included Mrs. Albert sid
ney Burleson. Mise AaneR Hart Wilson.
Miss Bertha Boiling. Mrs. William
Hitz and Miss Edith Renham.
The German ambassador entertained
IN ns h Ssss T SGs bis s SSssS sr6 iSS
and Miss Harriet southerland. Lady
Sprine-Rice. Countess Cellere and
Thomas Spring-Rice were guests Of
Mrs. William Crozier. in her box. Mrs.
Marshall Field had a party IN one OF
tho stage boxes. including Mrs. George
Howard. Miss Perrin. Lawrence Town
send ard Lawrence Townsend. tr. Mrs.
David F. Houston. Mrs. CLARENCE WI
were among the guests in Mrs Cal
deron CariiRle's box. Mrs. I. r. Mann
had guests with her. among them Mrs.
8. c. Neale. Mrs. Preston Gibson en-
box, Miss sheridan and Miss Todd being
among them. Mr.. and Mrs. Lsncr en-
tertained box party:
Among others IN the audience wore
Crawford. Mrs. Rcy"rlv Williamson
Mrs. David jayne Hill. Mrs Ten F1yck
Wendell, Mrs. Frederick CtNpin. Miss
Valerie Padelford. Mrs. Prcslev M
Charge .d'Anaires and Mme. Husscir
Rey,' Rear Admiral and Mrs. Clover
the Rev. and Mrs r. Ward Denys. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert poualss Mrs. Iienry
charles G, Woicntt. Mrs John BiIdie
Miss E;IoiRA Sergeant. MFR and Mrs
George p. FIstis. Mrs Nicholas Ander.
son, Mrs, Percy ouin. Mr., and Mrs
Frank .Reeside. Mrs Victor ,<anftn1nn
Tuckerman.
Miss Dorothy Brooks. whose marriage
IN Lieut.. Henry H0lcomhe. " 3. A.
win take Mace on ,Msrch %. win be ths
honor quest ~ the dinner which Miss
Helen McCumher win give this even.
ing at the Chevy ChoHA Club. MiSs
Mary Brown" will he hostess at a din.
ner at the club this evening In commit.
ment 10 Mrs Cownr. Of Hartford
Conn. Others who will give dinners nj
tho club tonight will he Mai. and Mrs
Robert IT, Patterson. Harry Meem. Mr.
and Mrs. howard Reeside Mr.. and Mrs
Horace westcott. Mr.. and Mrs. John J.
Rogers Mr.. end Mrs Clarence Asnln-
vail. Mr.. and Mrs 7. o. OF auFhlAn
Commander and Mrs. William D.
I~ahy. lieutenant Thomson. Mrs. Nc
Evan Pruyn. CONGRESSMAN and Mrs
GeoS8e w. FairchiId. Miss Dorothea
Owen. DIR. and Mrs. ". p Snencer, and
Judge and Mrs. Dan T. Wright,
Mrs. William C. Redfeld went II New
York this morning to remain until Sat