The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-03-22

Small Dinner Given at
the White House.
Countess CaSSini s Birthday,
and Other Items of So
cial Washington.

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt ell
/ ltsrtained at small dinner last evening
! i ne table was prettily decorated with
/ slNfea and pink carnations, and lighted
TN softly shaded candles. Mrs. Roose-
VIZ who has taken a much needed rest
throughout the Lenten season. looked
III usually we'll in her favOrite gown OF
bite pailetted with silver and finished
with rare cid lace
Their guests We're the Secretary OF
the interior and Mrs Hitchcock. JUS
ue;e Days Senator and Mrs AIdrich
SENATOR slhd Mrs. Foraker. Lieutenant
6 neral and Mrs. Chaffee. Mrs Leonard
Wood. Commander Takeshita, of the
japanese legation; the Rev. DR.. ana
N Is Peabody. the Rev Mr. and Mrs.
r.. c. Smith. and Miss Tuckerman-
Countess Marguerite Cassini, accord
iEg to her usual custom. entertained
both at luncheon and dinner yesterday in
@ aebratiOn Of her birthday
The company at luncheon included the
m embers of the ambassador s staff and
few outsiders Among them were Mr.
BpDroh, Mr.. GutOwski Colonel Raspo-
pow, and Commander and Mrs Bouta-
kCT
TIE dinner guests We're tie Belgian
m mister and Baroness NTOncheur Miss
Roosevelt, the daughter of the Presi-
de Mt; Miss Kathleen Clayton. daughter
OF Powell Clayton. United States am
ba SsadCr to Mexico; Miss Isabel May
VI - Josephine BOardman Miss Eleanor
Patterson, Miss Ether Robson. Repre-
sc ltatve Ames. Prince de Rearn of
IN French embassy; Mr.. Rubido Zichy
Of the Austrian embassy; Major Nc
CtIwley, Fred May. and Mr.. CressOn.
The Amphlon GIee cab. of which
II snry Lewis IS the director. gave a con-
cert at the Hamilton House on Satur-
day evening last IN honor of the guests
Of the hosiery. among whom We're the
Hen William p. Frye, J. y. BOwersock
w p. Brownlcw, J. p. Conner. a. b.
DsCrragh. G. w. Gilet. George Howell.
J. J. Jenkins Thomas =. Kyle, Charles
r.. l-lttleheld, j. II. Skull. Walter l.
Smith. J. II. Southland, NJ j. Wade. DIN
II. Young, and their families
the program included March On
WSLrd, over the Hills at Break of
Day Image of the Rose " Kentucky
Home - Suwanee River" The Cob
III = II Git You and negro melodies and
e oOn' songs.
,The club was represented by Walter
Brown. Charles a Champ. William De
LonS. j. =. Walker, J. Fl. Walker, Philip
Green. and J. H. Washington Mrs
+. V Jarvis was the accOmpanisJ
-
lur and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh have
sent out cards for an entertainment TO
be given in the ballroom Of the New
Willard on Monday evening. March ..
at $50 clock. when Mr. and Mrs Nc
CllE-g win give panoramic presenta-
ton of Colorado
It is rumored that the Mexican am
ba-ssador. Senior de Approx. VIII be re-
called IL June, when his government
VIII appoint him minister OF foreign
affairs. Senior de AZpirOZ ranks next to
Count Cassini as the oldest member OF
the Diplomatic Corps in Washington
ia ling been appointed to his present
pest on Mar 90 1893.
Mrs. Draper has issued cards for a
bal poudre on April 4. from 4 to
O'ciDck, in honor Of her young daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Draper.
M and MS. +. L. Barclay. formerly
Of Sl2 TWenty-first Street northwest.
have taken apartments at the Stan
hope. where they viii be pleased to see
theig friends.
Mr. and Mrs. LinwoOG J. KirtIey viii
be Ak home after April l. at Fifteenth
Street southeast
NJ IS Roosevelt has gone to Aiken. 5.
C., Tor a short visit.
BARONESS Won dem Bussche. accompa-
MED by her children ana her mother and
slstcT. Madame de Hoz and Miss de I4oz.
returned from St. Augustine yesterday.