The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-20

in the city and at D0bbs Ferry. Later
in the season the family will go TO
Haven, Me where they have a commo-
dious bungalow. for the summer.
Mrs Evelyn Clark Morgan. who has
been visiting the family of State Comp
tToIler Morgan. Of New Jersey. has re-
/ turned to the Cairo.
Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt
the Secretary of State and Mrs. Hay.
the British ambassador and Lady Her
bert the tustTo- Hungarian ambassador
and Madame HcugeImuIIer. the Argen-
tine minister and Nine Garcia Merou.
Senator Keau. Senator and Mrs. Elkins
Mrs John r. Mclean. and Mr.. aud Mrs
WESTINGHOUSE are a few Of those who
viii occupy boxes at the performance
Of Sir Robinson Crusee by the Mask and
Wig Club at the Lafayette Theater to-
night, which is to be given for the benc-
fit Of the Diet Kitchen.
Mrs. John D. Jones and her daughter.
Miss Martina Jones. who returned from
Bermuda some time ago. are now at
their estate near Morristown, \. J..
where they viii spend most Of the com
ing summer.
An agreeable entertainment 10 be
given this week viii be a missionary
tea. for the benefit of the Woman s
Aux liary at St Johns Parish Hall. on
Wednesday. April % from 4 to O'Clock
This FiU give the friends of Mrs. Mac
kay smith an opportunity of meeting
her. as she viii come from Philadelphia
to attend the tea.
The installation Of the Right Rev. Mgr.
Denis J. O'Conneu, d. D., as rector of
the Catholic University of America, viii
take place Wednesday next. The func-
ton viii be very simple and will be held
at the annual meeting of the board of
trustees Of the university. No invita-
tons viii, be issued, as none but the
trustees viii be present at the ceremony
General Leonard Wood, who is on his
way to the Philippines. and who has just
arrived in Rome. was entertained al
luncheon on Saturday by Ambassador
Meyer United States Senator Scott, of
West Virginia. Major Scott and Lieuten-
ant Mccoy, Of General Woods STAFF, were
among those present.
Nr. and Mrs. George Westinghouse are
entertaining Miss Rachel Aiken and Miss
Conway, of Pittsburg, and viii give a
dinner for them tonight. which will
be followed by a box party at he
Lafayette Theater for the entertainment
OF the Mask and Wig Club. of PhiIadeI-
phia Mrs Westinghouse has $50 invita-
tions out for a tea this afternoon.
Miss Alice Howard. daughter OF the
British minister to The Hague. Sir
Henry Howard, who has been visiting
her aunts, the Misses Riggs, left yes
terday for her fathers post.
Mrs. Endicott. OF Salem, the widow of
William C-owninshieId Endicott. viii
sail for London the first week in May.
to spend the summer with her daughter,
the wife Of the Hon. Joseph Cbamber-
lain, colonial secretary.
Frederic DiOdat Thompson, frequent
visitor TO the Capital, has been invested
by the King OF italy with the order OF
Commander of the Crown of Italy Tor
his numerous donations to charitable in
stitutions in Lucca, where his family,
the Diodatis, lived. Mr. Thompson some /
time ago was made chevalteT. and on
the suggestion Of the italian ambassa-
dor, the higher order was given.
Ex-senator J. Donald Cameron has
returned from Frogmore, South Caro-
lima, to his country home, Donegal
Farms. near Marietta.
Senator and Mrs. Dryden, who have
been in Aiken for six weeks past. nave
returned home.
Mrs. McLean's Luncheon.
Mrs. Mclean gave a luncheon yester- /
day in honor OF Miss Janet Fish and +
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