The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-12-30

Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
Shaw. who are making a short visit IN
New York, viii return 10 Washington to-
day.
Mrs. George Law, of New York, will
arrive in Washington this afternoon as
the guest of Senator and Mrs Elkins.
and will be present at the dinner given
by them tonight.
Miss Katharine Williams, OF Chicago,
is the guest of Miss Catharine and Miss
Elea1or Ridgely. The girls viii all go
to Annapolis to the Naval Academy
dance. and while there will be the guests
OF friends. Mr.. Ridgely, Comptroller OF
Currency. of the Treasury Department.
has gone to California to remain until
about January y.
Miss Marie Buffers, of California, who
has been the guest Of Mrs. Metcalf,
wife of the Secretary OF Commerce and
Labor, during the Christmas holidays,
viii leave the city for New York today
where she is a pupil in young woman's
finishing school
A dispatch from Paris says that Sena-
tor William A Clark, of Montana, with
his wife and child, will sail for this
country on the North German Lloyd
steamer, kronprinz Wilhelm. January 4,
and VIII take Up his residence in Wash
ington. 1t remains to be seen whether
the studious Mrs. Clark, who has spent
years in study abroad. win be happy in
the life OF the Capital
Secretary of War and Mrs. Taft have
as their guests over New Year Day the
the Secretary's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry w. Taft, of New
York.
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth is entertain
ing her daughter, Mrs. Buckner WalIing-
ford, of Cincinnati
Home for the HOLIDAYS.
Marshall Rowyer Stewart, Trinity 90,
and honor man of that famous college.
Is at his home in Linden, Md, for the
Christmas holidays. Mr. Stewart is now
member of the senior class Of the
General Theological Seminary of New
York City, graduating in June. After or
dlnatlon II Is possible he VIII take an
| added degree at Trinity, although he
| may enter Immediately on his minis
| terial work
Mrs. s. r. de Meissner and Miss Edith
| Coyle sailed from Baltimore yesterday
| on the North German Line steamer Wei
t mar, from Baltimore, for Bremen.
A reception will be held by Mr. and
Mrs s. Rosenthal. of 1874 Seventh
| Street northwest, Monday evening
January ,: from to 10 o'clock. being In
| honor of the engagement OF their daugh-
ter, Annie, 10 A Bernstein. of New
York city.
Miss Virginia Schafer will give a small
dance at her home tonight.
Among the Washington people who
went over to Baltimore yesterday to at
| tend the concert and informal dance
given by the Harmony Circle were Mr.
anu Mrs Simon Kann Miss Ella Ben
| rend, and Miss Ella Steiner.
Miss Rae Hahn, of New York Avenue
entertained the Tuesday Night Wits
Club at her home
In honor of the seventy-fourth birth
day of b. Nordlinger. of Street, h.
entire family gathered at his home las
night and joyously celebrated the oc
caSion-
Card Party and Tea.
The Washington branch Of the Arm!
Relief Society, of which Mrs Adna Il
Chaffee IS president, entertained At
large card party and tea al Washingtol
Barracks yesterday afternoon. for tn
benefit of the local organization.
The new club rooms of the barrack
| were placed at the disposal of the Iadie
by Major Edward Burr, commandan;
and Christmas and patriotic decoration.