New-York tribune., 1902-03-08
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.

Washington March (SpeciaD.-EarI Grey, Of
England who is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs george
Westinghouse. is likely to carry home pleasant
memories of social life at the American capital
with a wider knowledge and undoubtedly favor
able impression of political life we'll Dining IN
formally with the President and Mrs. Roosevelt on
Wednesday evening gave Earl Grey the oppor-
tunity OF meeting not simply the President or the
United States but the President In his home l'fe
Though the snowstorm in Pennsylvania prevented
the intended visit Pittsburg this week, Mr
Westinghouse has not permitted time 10 hang
heavily on the hands of his guest. They have paid
several visits to the Capitol where the earl mas
studied the Senate and House at close range. On
Tuesday Senator Hoar gave a luncheon in the
Judiciary Committee room, bringing together his
colleagues in the Senate and we'll known members
of the House meet the English visitor. Last
evening Mr.. and Mrs. L. z. Letter gave dinner in
his honor the company including Mr.. and Mrs
Moreton Frewen of England who are guests at
the British Embassy. To-day the British Ambas-
sador and Lady Pauncefote entertained Earl Grey
at luncheon. This afternoon he accompanied the
President on horseback for brisk ride IL the
country This evening he was entertained at
dinner given by Senator and Mrs Lodge To-
morrow evening Mr.. and Mrs Westinghouse will
give a dinner party for their guest, followed by
reception at 10 o'clock.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt will give
dinner tomorrow evening for young people, the
guests afterward going 10 the theatre. The dinner
will be something of send of party for Miss
vana on Monday to visit Governor General and
Mrs. Wood.
Mrs. John Miller Horton. of Buffalo. who Is the
guest of Mrs. A. L. Barber at Belmont, has been
appointed a member OF the woman's board at the
St Louis Exposition. On Wednesday Mrs Barber
gave a luncheon in honor of Mrs. Horton The
guests included Mrs. John B. Henderson, Mrs. Irv-
ing Bachelor, Mrs Alexander, wife OF Representa-
tive Alexander. of Buffalo: Mrs. Beriah wilkins
Mrs. Samuel T. Davis Mrs ]. Dorman Steele and
Mrs. Charles r Foster.
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson also entertained COM
pany at luncheon
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald De Koven giving
series of delightful musicals Wednesday
ings in At this weeks entertainment Heinrich
Meyn sang. with Angelo Fronani at the piano.
There many dinner parties Thursday even
ing Representative and Mrs. George B. Mcclellan
gave a dinner in honor of their guest, Miss Ada
lima Moller. of New-York. Mrs Slater and Mr.. and
Mrs Charles c. Glover gave dinners Mr.. and Mrs.
Glovers guests were the Minister of Denmark, the
Counsellor of the French Embassy and Mime. de
Margerie. Dayrell Craekaanth4rpe Of the British
Hugh Legare Miss MaHde @ P%auneefote. % Miss Horst
Miss Patten. Mr. Riano. of the spanish Legation
Mr., Van R6ijen, of the Netherlands Legation; Mr.
and If Percy Wyndham, of the British Embassy.
the rhs ebaTE M on Of shd % by
ford in President Harrison's administration. is
is the new home Of Representative and Mrs. Nor
re Of Pennsyvania s and was opened on THURSDAY
1t notable company, and included the Attor-
ney General, the postmaster General, senator
Depew. Senator Hale, Senator Elkins Senator
Lodge Senator Kean. Senator Wetmore. Senator
Penrose General Wallace Randolph. Clement Girls
com. George Baer. James Logan Fisher. John Cad
walader and Edward Stotsbury. OF PHILADELPHIA;
Wayne MacVeagh. Rudolph Ellis. John G.. Johnson
and President Loree of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad.
Information from New-York Of the serious illness
Of Of. Mis- Miss Julia Lamont daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
ington where she OF the much loved
children in the Cabinet circle when her father
was Secretary OF War in President Cleveland's
ond administration. And she no less ia
vorite little girl in President Clevelands first
administration. when her father was secretary to
the President. Eight years of her young life here
endeared her TO many Washington friends.