New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-12
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.

Washington. April II (SpeeiaD-Captain and
Mrs Warren c. Beach gave dinner this evening
at their home. No ISL HIST Inc oinner wa"
followed by informal musical
Miss JAtftia Livingston Morse gave a song re-
cta1 to-day at the New Willard. Miss Morse Is
the granddaughter of Samuel r. B. MORSE the
inventor Of the telegraph. Her musical educatioh
was completed in Berlin. where she frequently
sang at the American Embassy In the auuiehce
',yera the Ambassador of Germany, Count Won
MontgeIas of the German Embassy; CornHianuef
and Mrs Cowles, Mr.. and Mrs Francis u New
lands Lieutenant FoOr, Mr. and MIS- OdrIoh
Mercer Miss Patten. Mrs. Godsoorough MI anu
Mrs Albert Clifford Barney Mr. and Mrs Arthur
Addison Mr. and Mrs. D. r. Mckee ana MIS-
William Bruce King.
General and Mrs. Corbin. who were the guests
OF honor at dinner given by Governor ana MrS
Stone in Harrisburg last evening. returned to-day
IN time 10 attend the tea given by Mrs. Carl F.
Smith at No I. 253 Kenesaw-ave. Mrs smith is
miniature artist. and the studio opened 10 the
guests to-day is of the most beautifni ana
interesting in Washington containing many rare
crrios brought from foreign lands MIR. smith
has on his easel a portrait OF General Corbin. not
yet finished, but giving promise OF fine likeness
Among the guests at the tea were the secretary
of the Treasury and Mrs. Shaw. Senator and Mrs
Deliver Senator and Mrs. Hanna, Miss Hanna
Mrs n T Wheeler of Philadelphia; Senator and
Mrs Foraker Miss SmedIy. of Paris. and the
Misses Patten
Miss Root daughter of the Secretary of War.
will give a theatre party tomorrow evening ioF
Miss Alice Roosevelt.
Mr. and Mrs John W. Foster gave dinner last
evening at their home. No. 523 Eighteenth-st-. In
honor of Governor Dole OF Hawaii
Baron Won Frankensteins recital gave pleas
ant hour TO a fashionable audience in the ball
room OF the New Willard on Wednesday. The
programme included many OF his own compost
tions He vas assisted by Mrs. Morris Black. con-
traIto; William a. Wegener. tenor. and John
Sparcur volinist The composer accompanied
them ut the piano. The diplomatic circle was in
terested in the recital. Baron Won Frankenstein
IS a brother OF Herr F'rankenstein, of the
Austrian legation and the Minister of Austria
and Nine Hengelmuller special patrons. In
the audience the Ambassador OF Germany.
the Ambassador OF Italy and Mime Mayor des
Planches, the counsellor of the French Embassy
and Mime. de Margerie. Countess Cassini Lteuten-
ant Commander and Mime. Won eurPaschwitz
Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Gutenberg. Senior Riano
Charge d'affares OF Spain; Antonio del Niso. Of
the Argentine Legation; Miss PauCcefote. Miss
Townsend. Arthur 5. Raikes of the British En-
bassy; Miss Boardman Miss de Smirnon a. F.
Humphreys owen. of the British Embassy: Miss
Merriam and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth.
At the dinner given by Mr.. ard Mrs. Alfred
Clifford Barney last evening the guests included
the Minister of Belgium and Baroness Moncheur.
Representative Moody, Representative Robert a.
Adams. Representative Cousins. Senior RanO,
Major McCawIey. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May Mr.
and Mrs. De Koven Countess Cassni. Miss Nc
Cawley. Mrs Richard Townsend. Victor Aygue-
SPARSE. of the French Embassy. end the Misses
Barney.