The Washington herald., 1917-11-10
Mrs. Wilson Entertained
Cabinet Women Inform
ally at the White House.
Mrs. Daniels, Wife ofthe
Secretary Of Navy, Guest
of Honor at Luncheon.

The White House box at the New
National was filled with a distin-
guished company of women at the
Philadelphia Orchestra concert yes
terday afternoon, who were guests of
the Presidents cousin. Miss Helen
Woodrow Bones,
In the company were Sonora de
Riano, wife of the Spanish Ambassa-
dor; Mrs. William Gibbs McAdoo,
Mrs. Thomas Watt Gregory, Mrs.
Gait, the sister of Mrs. Wilson. and
Mrs. Charles Crane.
Mrs. Wilson entertained the wives
Of Cabinet members informally at
luncheon in the State dining room at
the White House Thursday. All of
! the Cabinet women were present. ex-
cept Mrs. William B. Wilson, wife of
the Secretary of Labor. who is a semi
invalid. Her place was taken by Miss
Agnes Hart Wilson, her elder daugh-
ter. 1t is the first time Mrs. Wilson
has been able to have all the Cabinet
women with her this season, as they
have been unsettled or absent from
the capital until this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh G. Wallace en-
tertained the Secretary of State and
Mrs Lansing and a large company of
distinguished persons at a dinner last
night in honor of Miss Ruth Patter-
son, whose marriage to their son,
Lieut.. Melville W. Fuller Wallace.
L. S. a, will take place this after
noon. The guests included the small
bridal party and the older friends OF
the Wallace and Patterson families
and the young friends II the bride
and bridegroom. Following the din
ner there was a dance.
Among the oUt-Of town guests here
for the wedding of Lieut.. Wallace and
Miss Patterson are: Mrs. Joseph
Medin Patterson, OF Chicago. who is
the guest OF her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Robert Patterson; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Preble Motley. Of Boston, the
guests OF Mrs. Raymoid Patterson;
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus c. Furner. Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison Cass Lewis and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eugene Lewis.
of New York, and Miss Ruth Loudon.
daughter of the governor of Illinois,
who Is staying with Mrs. Raymond
Patterson.
Tue ceremony uniting Miss Patter-
son and Lieut.. Wallace will take place
at 80 O'Clock this afternoon in the
presence of a distinguished company,
including the friends of the bride
groom's grandfather. the late Chief
Justice Fuller members of the Cabi-
net and relatives and friends of both
Of the yo uug people. The reception at
the home of Mrs. Robert W. Patter-
son. aunt Of the bride. on Dupont
Circle, viii be the most brilliant
gathering OF society of the autumn.
ofrial. diplomatic and resident So
ciety being generally represented.
Mrs Davenport White entertained
At luncheon al The Dresden yesterday
In ScnOr oS Mrs. Josephus d aiels
. TAdse asked to meet Mrs. Daniels
wep: Mrs. Louis HeTtle, OF GInstor
Ha1. Mrs. T Dewitt Talmage, Mrs
Van ReypeI, Miss Adds. Mrs. Blair
Mrs. William -CorcOran Hill, Mrs
DeIOs Blodg5tt, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs,
CiJh6e \. swanson. Mrs. Thomas B.
HUTCHINSON, Mrs Victor Kaufman,
Mrs Walter s. Penf ID, Mrs. William
Kea-ny Can and Mrs. Tallmadge
Lambers
Mrs. James Carroll Fraser left
Washington yesterday to spend the
weekend at the Berkeley Springs. re-
turning 10 Washington on Monday.
NIr. David Franklin Houston, Secre-
tl-y Of Agriculture, s gone to st.
Louis on official business and will be
absent from me Capital for some
days.
Nine. da Cana, wife of the Ambas-
sador OF Brazil. is the guest of Judge
and Mrs ElDert II. Ca = at their home
In New York. II was at the home of
Judge Cary that her marriage to the
Amba sador took place u few years
ago.
Gen. and Mrs. George Barnett, who
are now in Philadelphia. will return
to their quarters at the Marine Bar
racGS tomorrow.
Mrs Charles d. Helmbold and Miss
Marjorie Helmlold will leave Monday
to spend the winter at ChattaHUOga to
be near Lieut.. Philip HelmbO!d, who
is stationed at CLiykamauga Park.
Mrs HelmbOld and her daughter will
g en- rOuJe Tor a short visit with
Ar. Randolph HelmbOld, who is p stu
dtI5 at the Stanton Military Acad,
emy. They will also stay at Fort
OglethOTpe, where they will be the
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