The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-02-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Pennsylvania, will give her annual tea
this afternoon at the Elsmere. from to
6. to the delegates 10 the d. A. X. con-
gress from the States of Connecticut.
Pennsylvania and the District OF Column
ba and the members OF the national board,
TO meet the founders OF the society. Re-
ceiving with her, in addition 10 the
founders, will be the State Regent Oh
Pennsylvania, Mrs. Thomas Roberts; state
Regent of the District, Mrs. Alden; State
Regent of Connecticut, Mrs. Kinney; for
mer Registrar General, Mrs. A. H. Clark.
and Mrs.~A. l.. Barber, Vice President of
the National Society. The young ladies' 10
assist will be Miss Brosius, of Pennsyi-
vania; Miss Green, OF Pennsylvania; MISS
winger. of Pennsylvania; Miss Bodkin ana
Miss Wade. of Montana: Miss Holmes, OF
Connecticut: Miss Dennison. OF Connecu-
cut; Miss Serena North, of Pennsylvania;
Miss Keim, Miss Amman, of Maryland, and
Miss Drysdale, of Massachusetts.
Mrs. Potter Palmer expects to be present
at the opening of the Paris Exposition. She
has taken hotel at the French capital,
and among the party who will be her guests
at the opening of the big fair will be the
Misses Sartoris and the Prince and Princess
Cantacuzene. At the close OF the EXPOSE
ton she will visit Russia and be enter
tainel by the Prince and Princess at their
estate near Odessa.
1t was stated yesterday that Mrs. Sar-
toris. who has been so seriously i'll in New
York. is nov very much better.
The prospect of visit from Admiral and
| sirs. Dewey has aroused fashionable Phil
| tdelphians to even greater interest in
| the Philopatrian ball which will be he'd at
| the Academy of Music TOMORROW week. Tne
| Philopatrian, like our own assembly ball,
| was givca. or rather not given, last year
! on the night OF the great blizzard.
Mrs. W L. ID. Stokes, of New York.
will cloSs her visit to Washington shortly
and leave for the Southern resorts.
| Sir Moreton Frewen. the brother in
law of Lady Randolph Churchill. who has
been visiting Washington, is no stranger
| to this country. as he spent number OF
| seasons hunting in the Rocky Mountains
prior to his marriage to the daughter OF
Leonard Jerome. of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. McCortney have
issued invitations for the marriage oil
their daughter. Edna Carter TO DR.. Stuart
Brown Muncaster. Tuesday. February %
at IL o'clock, at St. Johns Church.
Mrs. J. Miller. of Kansas. and Mrs. d. T
Flynn. OF Oklahoma, and Miss Dorothy
Flynn will receive with Mrs. Chester l
Long. of Kansas, at 1921 NJ Street to-
morrow. They will be assisted by Mrs
oberholtzer and Miss Strange, daughter
of Judge Strange, of Oklahoma.
The One Hundred Club. an organization
of New Yorks social bohemians. hai
planned a ghost walk for Mi-Careme
/ Senator Depew and other prominent New
Workers now In Washington have received
invitations which are worded after tn
following style: Ghosts of the nineteenth
century To all political. literary, dra
matte, artistic and historic ghosts. AM
to he shirt OF events. ideas. customs
and things belonging TO this century
Fellow Ghosts: You are summoned I
hauu, the Constable Mansion. No. - Eas
Sixteenth Street. on the evening oil MI
Carerlr. Thursday, March %, at tire
hours pefore midnight. Appear in cos
; tunes appropriate TO your earthly being
as grave clothes are not permitted. As
/: semble in the cellar and then rise spirit
: will please check their wraps. Ghosts z
ideas must be well labeled or they WI
. ! be carried out All banshees, ghoul.
! will-o' -the-wisps. genii. and other old
!. time apparitions are positively requisite
4 TO absent themselves. Astral bodies mus
: be wrapt in more than thought. Aye
: | and noes sent in at once. as the Sly
. | Ferry accommodations are limited