Evening star., 1902-05-08

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at small dinner last night.
Miss Roosevelt spent the day yesterday
at Mt. Vernon, the first time she has been
there for five or six years The trip was
made by boat with party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh gave a
dinner last night in honor Of the French
ambassador and Mime. Cambon, which was
followed by a musicale. to which about
forty other guests were invited. The tri-
color was in evidence in the decorations of
the table the red, white and blue striped
ribbon tying corsage bouquets of moss
roses. and the boutonnieres. The placques
down the center of the superbly laid table
were of white gardenias and white hlacs,
also tied with the tricolor. The menu cards
had at the top the flags of the United States
and France, with staffs crossed and a fold
ed flap at the bottom bore the name of the
guest. The dinner company present TO
meet NJ. and Nine. Cambon consisted OF
the German ambassador. the Russian am
bassador, the Italian ambassador and Nine.
Mayor des PlancheS. the Secretary of Agri-
culture and Miss Wilson, Senator and Mrs.
Ledge, Senator and Mrs. Hanna, Senator
and Mrs. Depew Commander and Mrs.
Cowles, Miss Cockrell and Miss Boardman.
The guests for the musicale did not begin
to assemble until after 10, and an hour
of magnificent music followed. The inter
prefers were Signor Campanari and Mr.
Charles Gregorowitch, the Russian violinist
with Mr.. Israel Luckstone at the piano,
and the numbers contributed by each Were:
Prologue, 'Pagltacci -. .Leoncavallo
Signor Campanari.
2-(a) ave Maria" Schubert
fb) "Berceuse" ".......................C .Cui
(c) The Bee .............. Schubert
Mr.. Charles Gregorowitch.
3-(a) "A Night in Italy. '...........S Sepili
"Alha a. AmOre'' MaZZOne
(c) "Noce Ira l Campi' ........... .Leva
Signor Campanari
4-(a) Album Blatt'' ..:........:A. Slit
(b) "Iotta AragoneSa' ......... SaraSate
Mr.. Charles Gregorowitch.
ARIA: Barber of Seville. ........ Rossini
Signor Campanari.
Both artists were gracious. and each in
response to the continued applause gave an
extra number The French ambassador
asked for the toreador song from Car
men, and Signor Campanari sang it in
most brilliant style
Mrs Walsh was very richly gowned in
Irish lace, and had on many beautiful jew
els.
The music room was profusely adorned
with American Beauty and meteor roses. in
pyramids and great clusters, with draperies
of asparagus vine over the mirrors and
mantels, Some of those enjoying the mu-
sic Were Secretary Root, Miss Root, Miss
Alice Roosevelt Mrs. Foraker the assistant
secretary of state and Mrs. HILL Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Bradley, Mr.. and Mrs. John
B. Henderson, Miss Paulding, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Wadsworth, the Belgian minister
and Baroness Moncheur. Nine. Perez, Rep
resentative and Mrs. Newiands, the Misses
Patten, the Misses Pauncefote, Mr.. Jules
Bceufve and the Austrian minister and Bar
oDesS Hengelmuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh will sail for Europe
the latter part of this month, accompanied
by their son and daughter, and expect to
spend the summer in travel. Next We'd
nesday Mrs. Walsh will give a luncheon.
Mrs Charles J. Bell has cards out for
Wednesdays at her suburban home on
Wcodley lane.
Mrs. c. c. Glover will give a dance at
| "Westover'' May 10.
The Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Hill will give dinner tomorrow night.
Rear Admiral Van Reypen and Miss Van
Reypen sailed today for Europe.
Nine Cambon began yesterday a series
of Wednesday afternoons at home. being
assisted by Nine. de Margerie and Nine.
Vignal. Many of her visitors We're those
| who were entertained at the embassy last
week.
Mrs. Sibley, wife of Representative Sib-
ley, gave a luncheon yesterday at the
Chevy Chase Club. Her guests were Mrs.
White. Mrs. David ]. Hill, Mrs. William
Alden Smith, Mrs. Showalter. Miss Wilson,
Miss Owen and Mrs. Barry of Tacoma,
Wash, who is Mrs Whites guest at pres
| ent.
DR.. and Mrs. William A. Jack. jr.. have
returned from their wedding journey to
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York and At
| lantc City. and will be at home to their
friends at 5O1 New Jersey avenue after the
18th instant.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Buckland leave for
New York tomorrow and will sail the
Lain for Gibraltar and Naples. They will
Snend the summer in Eurnne. rea ching Lon