The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-14

the First Assistant Postmaster General and
Mrs Perry Heath, Sonora Perez. and Mt.
VANDERBILT Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury.
Fashionable Washington always takes
kindly to Lenten entertainments, and for
that reason the various recitals arranged
for next week give promise OF great social
and financial success.
Mrs. Cushman X. Davis has placed her
drawing room at the disposal of Mr.. Mar
shall Darrach, of New York. who viii re-
cite The Tragedy of Julius Caesar next
Monday evening for sweet charity's sake
At the residence Of Mrs. Wallaeh,
1901 I Street on Tuesday afternoon, at
4;3O o'clock and again at the residence Of
Senator Depew. Corcoran House Lafayette
Square. on the Friday afteroon following.
at the same hour. dialect recitsls will be
given by Mrs. Waldo Richards. and songs
by Mr.. Francis Rogers Mrs. Richards
will include in her programmes
selections in the French Canadian,
Yankee, negro, and Irish dialect;
also stories in child character. written es
pecially for her. The patronesses are:
Mrs. Hay. Mrs. Root Mrs. Hitchcock. Mrs.
Gray, Mrs. White the Baroness Won Heng-
elmuller. Mrs. Andrews. Mrs. Alfred Z.
Bates, Mrs Isaac c. Bates Miss Board
man. Mrs. George Lothrop Bradley Mrs.
Randolph N. Clark. Mrs. William Sheffield
Cowles Mrs. J. l. NJ. Curry. Mrs. Charles
Ffoulke. Mrs. Hanna, Mrs Hobson, Mrs
Archibald Hopkins, Mrs. Livingston Hunt.
Mrs. Theodore y. Jewell Mrs. Harriet
Lane Johnston. Mrs. James Marion John
ston, Mrs. Ludlow, Mrs George B. Nc
Clellan, Mrs. Allan McLane Mrs McAIii-
Ian the Misses Myer Mrs. Mott Miss Pat
ten Miss Paulding, Mrs. Richardson the
Misses Riggs. Mrs. George D. Ruggles
Mrs S. Parkman Shaw Mrs Edwin H.
Stanton. Mrs. Wsllach Mrs. Wrestling
house. and Mrs. Williams C. Whttemore
Mrs. Dewey has been appointed chair
man Of the battleship committee. in aid OF
the Childreu's National Easter Festival for
the Cuban Orphan Society. OF New York. a
meeting of which was held last Saturday
afternoon at Lakewood y. J.. where the
Admiral of the Navy and his wife have
been visiting for the past two weeks on
Saturday evening the Admiral was given
an opportunity Of enjoying the battle OF
Manila Bay set TO music by the first yo-
linist Of the Lakewood Hotel orchestra,
under the title of Admiral Deweys
Grand March" AS the composition began
sixteen of the bell boys OF the hotel, uni
formed as marines and sailors, with a
drummer 10 lead marched across the lobby
and stationed themselves in line behind the
orchestra in view OF the Admirals party
and other guests. As the piece continued
were heard the report OF firearms. the
cheers Of sailors, and the sound of escap-
ing steam from a pipe concealed near by.
The composition closed with THE star
Spangled Banner" the entire company ris-
ing and a number joining in the national
hymn.
NJ Cambon the Ambassador from
France, returned from New York last
night.
The marriage of Miss Mary Elizabeth !
Lamping and Mr.. Randolph r. Warwick |
viii take place this evening at o'clock |
At 1902 Twenty sixth Street northwest.
Mrs. Paterson. of Akron. Ohio. who is
now visiting her son-in-law and daughter |
and Mr.. Dick expects to re-
main in Washington until quite late in the |
ipring.
The marriage Of Miss Annie VI. Leonard |
and Mr.. Joseph P. B. Barber will he sol |
smnized at the residence OF lhe bride. POI I
East Capitol Street this evening at $50 /
clock. Only relatives and a few intimate /
friends viii be present
An engagement Of special interest in |
official and social circles at the Capital is .
that Of Miss Edith Morton eldest daugh- 1
ter OF former Vice President Morton and /
Mr. William CorcOran Eustis, which has
just been announced. As Miss Morton is /
in Rome with her mother and her sister. /
Miss Helen Morton. it is not yet known /
whether the marriage viii occur in Italy /
Or New York. Mr. Eusts is the son of .
The late Chief Justice George Eustis OF /
Louisiana. and has for many years been
identified with polo and hunting interests
Of the North