Evening star., 1902-05-02

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on Monday. The trip is made for recrea-
| ton for both. Young Theodore has about
| recovered from his attack of pneumonia,
| but few days of change of scene in the
| Allegheny mountains will do him good.
| Mrs. Roosevelt will also be benefited in
| health.
Washington society's welcome to Nine.
| Cambon yesterday afternoon as extended
| by several hundred persons prominent in
official and resident life formed one of the
| most interesting events of the spring. The
new home of the French embassy is at the
! southeast corner of Rhode Island avenue
and 18th street, and over the main doorway
| is the French national emblem. The pic
| lures, tapestries and hangings familiar to
| visitors at the former embassy contribute
| to the home-like air of the present one.
| The ambassador and Nine Cambon received
| in the main drawing room, having Mr.. Jules
| Boeufve of the embassy staff to make the
! presentations to them. Quantities of fiow-
erS adorned the rooms and made gay the
| dining room, where viS-a-vis at the refresh
| ment table We're seated Miss Pauncefote
and Miss Boardman. Nine. Hengelmuller
| and Mrs. NewlandS, with Mr.. and Mrs. de
| Margerie and Captain and Nine. Vignal,
| assisted in doing the honors. Nine. Cambon
wore q soft-toned silk made in a revival of
! the fashions of the sos Her manner is ex-
| ceedlnSly gracious, and the ma jor part
! Of the company spoke French her acquaint-
ance at this capital began with many pleas
| ant conversations.
Among those present were Lady Paunce-
| fote, Miss Roosevelt, the bassadors of
Germany and Russia, the ambassador of
| Mexico and Nine Azpiroz, Nine. Perez the
| ambassador of Italy and Nine. Mayor des
Planches, Senator and Mrs. Cullom, Sena-
| tor and Mrs. Foraker, Justice and Mrs Nc
Kenna, Miss Roosevelt, Representative and
Mrs. Olmsted, Representative and Mrs
Heatwole, Miss Archibald, Senator and
Mrs. Wetmore, Miss Wetmore, assistant
secretary and Mrs. Hill, Countess Cassini
Nine. Bonaparte, Mrs. John w Foster,
Col. and Mrs. Theodore A. Bingham the
minister Of Austria-Hungary, the minister
of China and Nine. WI, the minister of
Brazil and Nine. de Assis- Brasil, the Hay
tian minister and Nine. Leger, Miss Bourke,
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Cortelyou, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth Commander and
Mrs. Cowles, Senator and Mrs. Depew, Miss
Pauldng, Senator Clark of Montana, the
ministers of Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland
and The Netherlands. the minister of Bel
GUM GUM. and I'd Baroness Moneheur, the the
Nine. Merou, the assistant secretary of
war and Mrs. Sanger, Representative
Robert Adams, Representative Gillett
of Massachusetts, Representative Hit,
Representative Morrell, Senator Kean, the
Misses Kean, Senator and Mrs. Hans
brough, Miss Virginia Butler, Miss McCar-
thy, MIR. and Mrs. w. w. Rockhill, Gen.
and Mrs. Moore Miss Sheriff., Representa-
tive Foss, Baron Won Ritter and Count Won
Montgelas of the German embassy, Arthur
S. Raikes, Percy Wyndham and A. E.
Humphreys Owen of the British embassy;
Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop Bradley, Jerome
Bonaparte, Miss Wade, Walter V. r. Berry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne MacVeagh. Miss Mac
Veagh, the charge d affaires of Spain, Lieut..
Commander and Mrs. Won Rebeur-Pasch-
witz, Justice and Mrs. Mott, Miss Mott,
Rev. Thomas S. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
May, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Thoron, the
Misses Riggs, the minister of Peru and
Nine. Caderon, the minister of Chile and
Nine Walker-Martirrez, the charge deaf
flares of Venezuela, the minister of Japan
and Nine Takahira, Mrs. Perrin, Miss Clag
EFT, Baron and Baroness Fersen, NJ. Rout-
kowsky and Alexander Zelenoy, Miss de
Smirnoff, Representative and Mrs. James
w. Wadsworth, Miss Wilson, Col. and Mrs.
Marion P. Maus, Senator and Mrs Lodge,
Senator Bacon, Miss Jennings, the Secre-
tary of the Austrian Legation and Nine.
Won Callenberg, Baron Alioti the Misses
McKenna. Miss Van Rensselaer, Berry.
Representative Dinsmore, the minister of
Persia, Mrs. and Miss Letter, Miss Cock
rell, Mr.. and Mrs. Dayrell, Z. NJ. Crackan-
thorpe, Miss Patten, Mrs. and Miss Barney,
Mrs. Townsend Mrs. Joseph Hobson and
John Lee Carroll
The dancing class which has been prac-
ticng at Boundary Castle for some time past
was given cotillion last night by Mrs.
Henderson. The members of this coterie
VINO nave Deen Taught lne pretty poses ana
steps of last nights figures are: Miss Au-
drey Pauncefote, Mrs. Crackanthorpe,
Madam de Margerie, Countess Cassini, Mrs.
Olmsted, Mrs Barney, Miss Paulding, Miss
Wilson, Miss McVeagh, Miss Cockrel, Miss
Glover, Miss Catlin, Miss Newlands, Miss
de Peyster Miss van Rensselaer, Berry,
Miss Alexander, Miss Barney and Miss
Helen Patten
cialties: Scarf dance" by Miss Catlin;
"MaypOle dance" "A Spanish dance" by
Mrs. Crackanthorpe, in Spanish costume
with castanets; "Minuet." by Nine. de Mar
gerie, Countess Cassini Miss Cockrell, Miss
Berry, Miss Wilson and Miss Pauncefote;
Greek dance" by Mrs. Barney; "Florodora
march" and "cakewalk." by the class; Chi
nese figure Countess Cassini, and Wal
Henderson. The throwing of confette
wound up the fun. About fifty couples
danced the cotillion, and in addition to those
named the company included the German
ambassador, Count Mongelas, Baron Ritter
Commander and Madame Won Rebeur-
Paschwitz, the Misses Pauncefote, Mr.. and
Mrs. Crackanthorpe, Mr.. Raikes, Mr.. Nor
man, Mr.. Humphreys-Owen, the French
ambassador and Madame Cambon, NJ and
Madame Margeries, Mr.. Hermite. Mr.. Ay-
guesparSse, Mr.. Boeufve, the Russian am
bassador and Countess Cassini, Mr.. Zelenoy
the Austrian minister and Baroness Hengel-
muller, Baron Franckenstein, Mr.. Brum
Mr.. Grip, the Italian ambassador Baron
Gevers. Mr.. Won Roijen, the Belgian minis
ter and Baroness Moncheur, Baron AlIotti,
Mr.. Pastor, Mr.. del Viso, Mr.. Pulido, SEN
ator and Mrs. Depew Miss Alice Roosevelt
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth, General
and Mrs. Corbin Mr. and Mrs. Ward Tho
ron, Miss Boardman, Miss Mcmillan, Miss
Lay, Miss Ward, the Misses Patten, Rep
resentative o. H. p Belmont, General Miles
Captain Sartoris. Mr.. Seckendorff, Mr. Nor
gan, Mr. Gouldsborough, Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne
MacVeagh Mrs. Townsend Mrs and Miss
Wallach, Mr.. and Mrs, Bradley, Represen-
MrC nod, Nv,
Mrs. Audenreid, Countess Esterhazy. Miss
McKenna, the Misses Horstmann, Miss
Glover, Representative and Mrs. Olmsted
Mr.. Marvin, Senator Clark, Mr. and Mrs
Legare.
Former Secretary of the Navy Long and
Mrs. Long called at the White House last
night to say goodbye to the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt. and left for their Massa-
chusetts home today.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Rosa Herman to Mr. Milton r. Ney of Har-
risonburg, Va. At home Sunday evening,
to 10, 324 AZ street southwest.
Miss Edith Allen of San Francisco and
.l..x.