The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-26
DINNER PARTIES
AND LUNCHEONS
Mrs. Taft Guest of Mrs. H.
b +. mcfarland.
GOES TO CANADA IN JULY
Mrs. Shaw and Miss Shaw on a Visit
to Friends in Des Moines.
Other Matters.

Mrs. Taft returned with her children
from visit to Cincinnati to meet Sec
rotary Taft upon his return. and was the
guest Of honor at an informal spring
luncheon today, when Mrs. Henry 3. =.
Macfarland was hostess. Secretary and
Mrs. Taft have taken a cottage at Muir
ray Bays Canada. for the summer, ard
will go thNre early in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May were hosts
at a charming dinner party at the
Country Club last evening.
A large dinner and bridge whist party
was entertained at the Chevy Chase
Club Tuesday evening by John Rodgers.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
George Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Westcott, Mrs. Ellis. Mrs. Gan. Miss
Louise Jones. Miss 7Yalach, Miss Rose
waliach. Miss CIagett, Colonel Raspo-
pow. Of the Russian embassy; Major
McCawley. Representative Gilett, John
Wilkins. Gist Blair. Paymaster John II.
Merriam, Mr.. Lockett, Mr.. LOunsberry,
and MIR. Mulligan.
Miss Enid Shaw. daughter of the Sec
rotary of the Treasury and Mrs. Shaw,
Moines. Iowa. and will attend the COM
mencement exercises at Cornell College.
Mount Vernon. her alma mater, June y.
Earl Shaw. the son of Secretary and
Mrs Shaw, has returned from extensive
travels which carried him nearly II not
quite around the world.
Mrs. Shaw and her younger daughter,
Miss Erna. VIII accompany the Secre-
tary to the convention at Chicago. and
they will visit friends In the. West for
a while. Mrs Shaw has made no ar
engagements for the summer and will
probably follow Mrs. Knox in keeping
her house open herr all summer to a
/ sufficient extent 70 make home for the
! Secretary.
Baroness Hengelmuner. wife OF the
ambassador from Austria Hungary.
! still remains seriously i'll at the EN-
/ bassy. out is past the critical stage Of
her illness, and is slowly recovering.
Baron Moncheur. the Belgian minister.
and the baroness ard Mrs Clayton viii
go to Warm Springs. Va, TO spend the
summer.
Count Celiere. the charge de'anaires
Of the Italian embassy. will take cot
tage at Narragansett Pier for his fam
lily. Count Ceilere will go TO the St
Louis Exposition on jane 10 to open the
Italian exhibit
Representative and Mrs. Boutell. who
had apartments at the Highlands dur
ing the past season. nave gonN to chi
cage for the convention. and VIII spend
the summer In the West.
Senator and Mrs. wetmore and Mis-
Wetmore left yesterday for their Eom'
at Newport.
Mrs. f. S. Moore and family wi
close their home in New 9ai-pshI-'
Avenue and go to their country place
in western Pennsylvania for the sum
mer.
w. II. billiard. of 2iO0 Nineteenth
street. viii sail for Europe on Friday 70
an extended tour.
Mrs. r. a MarmiO,5. wife Of the preSi
dent CT Nave. MeI'-9l s hO0l- mas re
turned to her apartment at the Port
ner. after a prolonged Illness at Provl
deuce Hospital, which called home Medi
CAT Director Marmion frcm a lecturini
tour in the West
Mrs. Louis P. Shoemaker receives
= her friends this afternoon from to
o'clock
: Mrs. Silver will be at home at III New
} Hampshire Avenue this afternoon
John T. sheridan. the well-know
newspaper and magazine artist. son O
] Mr.. and Mrs Frank J. Sheridan. OF 8o1
y Street northwest. was married yes
terday at the Church Of the Jesui
e Fathers. San Francisco. Cal. to Mis-
Y Louise French OF that city.
y Miss French was a visitor in Washing
+ ton for two winters few years since
and attracted much attention by NJ
5 beauty and intellectual charm.
Mr. Sheridan is a Georgetown Tn
versity man. having taken the classics
course at that institution. and viii
there was the illustrator Of the collea
journal Upon leaving college he ente
It ed upon the profession of architecture
but found artistic work more congei
s, ial His series OF college Posters
made him known throughout the coul
'e try-his drawing and color work OF co
lege athletes giving him field al n
IS own He was in charge Of the depar
ment Of The Washington Times. I'm 100
and afterward the principal artist
'e the San Francisco Chronicle" II
cover designs in color for Outing
III Sunset" and other magazines, toget
er with illustrations Of stories al
8 poems have attracted much attention.
The bridal couple viii arrive In Was
Is ington in time to take part in the we
ding Of the bridegroom 3 sister. M
ne Mary Sheridan. who will be married
Saturday June 4. 20 Bruce Fohnestcc
a. OF Washington. at Holy Trinity Churc
two days after receiving her degree
Trinity College from the hands or ca
DC dInal Gibbons.
TX GIRLS WILL GIVE
es CNPDEN PART