The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-02-18

Miss bearing, Miss Bangs. and Miss
Fannie May Bangs, Of zoos Massachu-
sets Avenue, will be at home Monday,
February %.
The Misses Calhoun will receive at the
Mendoza on tomorrow for the last time
this season. as Miss Helen Calhoun will
go to Philadelphia on the 23d for a visit
OF several week.
Mrs. L. Q. c. Lamar will be at home
today from to at 1913 Seventeenth
Street northwest.
Mrs William Lewis Carpenter will be
at home today at the Farragut from to
6; also from to TO-
Mrs. John Hyde. 1910 Summit Avenue,
Lanier Heights. viii be at home this
afternoon for the last time this season
Miss J. Rinard Mickle and Miss Addie
Ruth Mickle will be at home today for
the last time this season.
Mrs. Hogg. wife OF Lieutenant Com
mander w. S. Hogg. L. S. ". will be at
home on the last two Thursdays in Feb
ruary, for the last time this season
Mrs. George E. Roberts. 1906 New
Hampshire Avenue, and Mrs Henry Rob-
erts. OF Utica. \. Y, will be AT home
informally Friday. February 20. from 8
to $50
Mrs. George Marsh and the Misses
Graham Will be at home Friday, Febru-
airy 20. for the last time this season
Mrs. Duvall and Miss Duvall. 1881 NJ
Street, will be at home tomorrow after
noon. Miss GauIt, of Baltimore. is their
guest.
Will Not Receive.
Mrs. Sam Bieber and Miss Bieber have
discontinued their Thursdays at home
for the season.
A.. Mrs. oscar w White. 2513 Nineteenth
Street. Washington Heights. will not be
at home the 18th. but viii be at home
Thursday, the 26th OF this month.
Mrs. Charles FTshbaugh will be at
home Thursday. February &c. but not to-
morrow.
Notes.
One OF the most interesting portraits
a the Chartran exhibition in New York
is that Of Secretary Root. The figure
is three quarters length, standing, and
thc likeness Is admirable. Miss Roose-
velt's portrait is also on exhibition. and
attracts much attention. The portrait
OF Mrs. Roosevelt which Chartran paint
cd last winter. cannot be exhibited. since
# was a gift Of France TO this Govern
ment, and courtesy forbids it's being re-
moved from the White House.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lambie sailed yes
terday from Baltimore on the United
Fruit Company steamer BrooklIne for
jamaica.
This remarkable showing OF work by
Mr. Sargent IS unusual in its quality and
abundance for an American exhibition,
and il makes the current show of the
Academy distinguished beyond any held
in the country this season.
Miss Ethel ". Smythe. the composer.
who has been in Washington for the
past week and was the recipient OF much
social attention. returned to New York
this afternoon.
Company II, Of the Western High
School Cadets. will give a dance at the
Hotel Gordon on next Friday night The
chaperons are Miss Wescott, Mrs. H..
y. Stokes. Mrs. Richard Rathbun. Mrs.
o. Howard Clark. Mrs. Irene o. Young.
Miss Bently. and Miss Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred S. Gillett have
gone to New Orleans for the Mardi Gras
Miss Terry, daughter OF Admiral Terry,
accompanied them.
Mrs Rohlfs. who was Miss Anna Kath-
crime Green. the author of the celebrated
"Leavenworth Case" is at the New
willard
Mr.. Sargent. who is at present at work
or a portrait of the President. was yes
tcrday awarded the Academy Gold Medal
OF Honor by the board OF directors OF
the Pennsylvania Academy Of the Fine
Arts. In the current exhibition. which
closes February Is, Mr.. Sargent has
four distinguished pictures-the por-
lADE IDOLS.
good argument against idol worship.
and the last thing he could do with good
grace would be TO claim for his own en-