The Washington times., 1904-03-09
IN SOCIETY
Dinners. LuncheOnS, and
Chit-Chat.
President and Mrs. RoOSe-
welt Entertain Friends and
Attend the Theater


The British ambassador and Lady
Duand who have at last succeeded in
establishing their household gods, are
giving a series OF entertainments that
are trife more formal in character
than the affairs Of the carrier winter.
Which were Of necessity Of most in
fJl nal nature. The reception Of S2tur-
day evening TO the members of the Dip
lomatic Corps, which was Che first ON
cial function given by the ambassador
anC his wife this season. was followed
By dinner last evening in honor of the
Russian ambassador. dean of the corps,
and Countess Ccssini. Invited TO meet
thcm were the Austrian ambassador and
Nine. de Hengeimuller. the Secretary. OF
the Interior and Mrs. Hitchcock. the
Peruvian minister and Mrs. Calderon.
Mrs Cowles. Miss Patteu, Major Ale
Cawley. Major Won Etzel. OF the Ger
man embassy; Miss Campoell. VINO Is e.
guest al the embassy the military at
uache OF the British embassy and Mrs.
roster. Percy NAndham. Herbert o
DeTing. and Hugh Quincy. ali OF the
embassy staH
The President and Mrs Roosevelt en-
tertained a few friends al dinner last
evening and later al che theater where
they viewed the performance Of william
Collier in Richard Harding Davis play.
The Dictator"
eral Knox. Miss Hitchcock. Miss Chris
tine Roosevelt Ct New York, and u w
Cooley Civil Service Commissioner.
The Turkish~minister. CheiSib Bey. who
has been making trial trip on the new
Il era
20 tho legation. The minister was &C.
Sureys and Ali Haydn VINO parCicu-
Early enjoyed the trip aCd assisted n
Inc ceremonies attending the cCrlrn-s-
sioniEg Of the cruiser.
Baron Won Giskra, counselor Of the
Austrian embassy, and Barohess Won
taskra are planning n visit 90 New y or'1
in the near future. Boron Ciskra VIII
extend mis- trip southward where ne
viii visit several II the Southern re-
sorts The baroness VINO b3s recently
visitcd in the South, VIII return 70
Washington
Baron Moncheur. the Belgian minister,
who Is attending 10 Persian affairs IN
The absence or an accredited representa-
tive. has received letter from Cen.
isaac Khan former Persian minister
here. announcing h.s safe arrscl at
Vienna.
Mrs. Morgan-Hm and Miss Diane
Morsar-Hm VIII leave town today for
California. After spending several weeks
on the Pacific Coast they viii 60 abroad
for the remainder Of the season.
Former Ambassador TO Italy and Mrs
Draper. gave 2 Handsomely appointed
To-
were the Speaker OF the House and Miss
Cannon. Senator and Abs. Lodge. Repre-
sentative ard Mrs Payne. Rsrregents-
tive Lowering and Miss Lowering. Rep
r6ScnCaCVc and Mrs Powers Repraser-
tatIFe ard Mrs. ThaTer. Represents tfve
aud Mrs Terrell RepresentaGvc and
MIS- ROBERTS. Representative Amos ana
Miss Amos. Representative Cffiett Req
Tesentatlve Mccall and DR. and Mrs St
George Tucker.
The Right Rev. Henry Yates Sattarlee
Bishop of Washington IS suffering from
heavy cold. which hiss affected his
throat. making speech q very dlfcuI.
matter. Friends OF the bishop are am
lous over mis- Continued ul-health ana
are urging him 20 take q vacation.
The Russian ambassador and Countess
Cassini entertained Informally AZ
luncheon yesterday in honor Of Mr.. Din
I.cL who sang Lest evening I'm the operl
Of The Barber of Seville
Mrs. Edward Barrow entertained az
luncheon yesterday in honor o. Mrs.
( Leonard Wood
Mass Alta \. West. who viii sail for
Europe the latter part Of next week
I icT an extended trip abroad. win 6e al
home informally thia evening.
The French ambassador and Nine.
( .-us seraod win go TO New York for d
/ visit the latter part OF the month.
/ The Secretary OF War. Mr. Taft LETT
I Washington this morning for Kew York
( Mrs. Robert Portrer gave a p-gttily
! appointed tea at her home, 1CI4 Yer
mont Avenue. yesterday afternoon.
The affair was in aid of Garfield Me
mortal Hospital The women OF tho
/ board assisted iR- receiving, and In serv-
: irg refreshments.