The Washington times., 1916-03-07
MRS. WILSON TO Be
MUSICAL HOSTESS
ATTHE WHITE HOUSE
Charming Program Is Arranged
Under Direction Of Miss
Margaret Wilson.
NOTED GUESTS TO ATTEND
Colonel House and Colonel
Brown Among Those Invited
to Function.

One Of the most interesting hospi-
talitiea Of this evening will be tho
musicale Mt the White House, with Mrs.
Wilson as hostess.
The invitations have been issued for
$3.50 o'clock. and a charming program
has been arranged under the supervision
OF Miss Margaret Wilson.
Col. E. M. House and Col. Edward
T. Brown. who are visiting at the white
. House. will be among the guests. ..
Mrs. william C. RedneId. wife of the
Secretary OF Commerce. entertained
at a luncheon today when her guests
were Mrs. William Kent, Mrs. Henry
Dimock, Mrs. Walter !. Mccoy. Mrs.
Edward s. Sweet. Mrs. Il. Il. Cape
hart Mrs. u. Marvin Underwood. Mrs.
M.i st F Pittss Mass M H .n% Mi:s
Redheid, also OF Pittsaeli. who IL
visiting Secretary and Mrs. R'dh'ld'
Entertains Alumnae.
Mrs, Enoch l.. White viii entertain at
ten this afternoon at her home In
Corcoran street in compliment to the
Georgetown Convent Alumnae.
Yellow and white spring flowers, the
convent soioro, win adorn the tea table
where Miss Agnes o'Neil ana Mrs.
Others who, will assist in the dining
room will be Mrs. Frank Hill, Miss
Mary Chandler, Mrs. NJ. q. Danforth,
Miss Rose Shea, Miss Mildred White,
Miss Catherine Grove, and Mrs. Arthur
Wallace Dunn.
Mrs. William p. Wooten, wife of
Colonel Wooten. commandant at the
prettily appointed luncheon today. The
guests, who numbered twenty-four, were
seated at two large tables. one decor
ated with jonquils. and the other with
pink roses.
Mrs. Charles Sturtevant entertained
at a bridge party followed by lunch
con today.
Miss Wilcox Hostess.
Miss Mary Wilcox Ia entertaining at a
bridge Of fourteen tables today at the
Congressional Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Bentley will
be hosts at a dinner OF fourteen covers
this evening in compliment to Miss Mar
garet sFechteler, who Is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Major and Mrs. Henry
l.. Roosevelt. -.
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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Nicholson.
jr.. are receiving congratulations upon
the birth OF a daughter this morning.
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To Go To Porto Rico. 3d..
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Perry Lippet. of
Washington and Porto Rico, who have
been at the shoreham for a fortnight,
will leave Washington Saturday for
New York.
After a short stay there. they will go
tn L.
panied by Miss Marian Parker, who
will be their guest until the first OF
June.
Mrs. Paul Taussig, who is the guest
OF Capt. and Mrs. John J. Hodges, will
leave Washington tonight for Norfolk.
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Miss Gladys Sullivan. who has been
the guest OF her uncle. Senator Phelan,
tor several months. will leave Wash,
ington the end of the week for New
York. Later she will &c to her home
in California.
Visiting Miss Chase.
Miss Ninon Newton, o. New York. Is
visiting Miss Mamie Chase, daughter
OF Brig. Gen. and Mrs. George r.
Chase.
Major and Mrs. Carroll Buck enter
to Miss Gladys Sullivan. Mrs. John j.
hodges and Mrs. Robert Crawford
presided at the tea table, while Mrs
william Point served the punch
MISS Eleanor Thomas. of Baltimore
VINO mas been the guest Of Major and
Mrs. Buck for several weeks, left
washington yesterday for Philadelphia.
-. $500. =
Miss Virginia Carr. who has been Wis
ting her grandmother. Mrs. Eugene
e Carr, in Twentieth street, has gone 10
Germantown, Pa. She will return to
Washington for another visit in the
spring
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Mrs. Young Hostess.
Mrs. John Russell Young will be
hostess at bridge party March Il at
her residence 1913 I street.
Miss Valerie Pndeiford was hostess M
a box party at tho National last night.
Among her guests were Mrs. William
B., Caperton, Miss Marguerite Caper-
a. ton. Mrs. Alexander MaRruder, Mrs.
Edward Pendleton. and Mrs. Albert
ordway. Later In the evening Miss
Padelford entertained her guests at a
supper at the Shoreham to meet Miss
Ethel Barrymore.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Hudson. OF Bos-
ton, are at the shoreham Hotel.
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The Georgetown Senior Prom was
given last evening at the Willard and
successful Of the college dances OF
the winter. The Vice President ami
Mrs. Marshall and the Chief Justice
and Mrs. White were among the
patrons.