The Washington times., 1903-02-22

out, dcbuantes begin to look little tagged
the show
and Tor few days at least beginning Ash Wednesday, there will be
a cessation of
period of rest Will not last long however as many dinner invita-
tons have been will
be the ball at the British embassy which several
hundred invitations have been issued and elaborate made
There has in dancing winter Twenty years
Tersco the goddess worhped by the bx and bellies of
society complete
Dancing however, carried
i'll by oerndugen pastme a pop-
ular This popularity
the debuantes have danced hours There less
dancing weekly fonighy throughout
the season. besides number of dances and cotons
Of past was the announcement of the
of Miss Alice Thaw
New York with object of making
stage His social success however than his theatrical
and he much sought after by the society hO of New York
where he made his headquarters.
of Marquis HEREFORD and upon the
death of his father will inherit his title which, unfortunately
attached the chief part Of the having been left by the fourth
marquis FRANCIS George Hugh Seymour Sir Richard Wallace who
it believed his igtmae The present
Hugh de Grey Seymour, S marquis of
Miss Alice Thaw the daughter William
of Pburg, who his death left divided
his widow
mother and her estate will millions She interesting
has attained Pitburg,
New York and Washington Miss Thaw halfster
of New York aunna of V, who has made
the college and 10 charitable institutions.
family agreeable addition
George COrteyou, Secretary
Wangtonan having lived here her husband
employ Since Mr. Coyou appointment Secretary
ed both Mrs Mckinley and Mrs Roosevelt the official functions at the
House
Cortelyou Lily Hipd daughter DIR John
Kinds president of the Hampstead University
personality pleasing presence grace
The Coeyou home Maryland Avenue HILL
shelters besides the Secretary and Mrs Coeou four children three boys
and girl who
has isolated their mother for the CoeyOus
sisters, Miss Kinds Miss frequent
Washington, and are pleasantly remembered here.
Miss NJ Smythe, England, gained through the
acceptance opera passed part of last week in Wash
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features and pleasing personality Her father
the Artillery.
years old Miss Smyth was inspired by her
musicong take study of
with great difficulty parents they
did give her permission her
reached when
under Herr Heodgeberg,
position Hoehsehue England
several symphonies and
She still when the composed
produced the Albert Hall by the Choral Society 1898 of
which remarkable that Herr Hermann Levi the first conductor
"Para Bayreuh opera Miss
Snhe then Immediately bent her
position Fantasia given at Wemar and Carluhe Der Wad"
which produced Berlin in London August
present perform
eagerly accepted will produce in New
Hunter Smythes accompanied to Washington
and both widely entertained while they
Smhe lives an hours ride from London charming little cottage where
maid companion faithful dog
She lives fe travels little but trip
o music Italy.
Quadts recall received with deep regret by
his friends here He has been Washington past
years than half charge DAT
flares the absence of his chief Count Quadt
1us'rlos ian IN Europe winch traces MS origin back to Cheyahr
Pierre Quad 1856 who formerly ruled m gnoy Wykrad in
family the congress of Vienna
Count Quadt who entered the diplomatic about the
reached his majority married Sorrento
MARITIME, daughter distinguished Italian
Counties Quadt onech a charming girl.
While regeing his departure Count Quadts rejoice
recall means promotion and hope that the next post to which he acc
tied will be agreeable and that he will speedily reach the highest
grade in the diplomatic service.
Mrs .o.e n White s h' ner last mus ana @ s P' Mr. and 3
Tuesday Montgomery cid