The Washington times., 1905-10-28
Returns to Washington
Well and Hearty.
SAME B U0YANT LASSIE
Honors Showered Upon Her by Nota-
bles Abroad Did Not Change
Democratic Spirit.

filled with hcnors OF some sort for this
I typical American girl. and never before
has so young a representative OF the
! United States been so honored.
From the moment she stepped from
the car last night and cordially greeted
Major McCawley and Miss Hagner-and
after she reached the White House and
raised high carnival with the children
and her mother-she was just simply the
same sweet, spontaneous Alice Roose-
, velt as when she left weeks ago She is
not spoiled. and no one who knew her
and how much she is like the President,
ever thought she would be.
Miss Roosevelt looked fatigued, but re-
narkably we'll She wore a stylish suit
OF dark gray. with some little red on
her bodice. and a hat of red. She came
over in the parlor car from New York.
and was accompanied only by her maid
She will have a few days of absolute
rest before she even thinks of further
plans for the season. Clearly enot-e
Miss Roosevelt is homesick for her
father. for she continuously asked about
him, and during the o'clock dinner
which she took with her mother and
the children. the President and his
birthday formed most of the topic OF
conyersation-that is when Miss Roose-
welt was not forced to live over again in
stories her wonderful trip TO the Orient
Fort Myer was the mecca for Wash
ington people Yesterday afternoon. all
or whom went to see the fancy drills
OF the cavalry and artillery Tickets of
entrance sold for 80 cents. the proceeds
going to the orphans and widows of
men OF the army. navy, ard marine
corps
Scores OF smart traps and autos lined
Inc road to the Virginia post all the
afternoon. and the members of the
Army Relief Association have every
reason to be proud OF their efforts.
socially and financially.
Mrs Taft, wife OF the Secretary of
War; Mrs. Chaffee. wife of the Lieu
tenant General Of the army who IS
| president OF branch No. ?. with her
two daughters, Mrs George f. Hamil-
ton and Miss Helen Chaffee; Mrs. Cor
| telyou, Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. LeCIerc and scores of
army and navy officers were present.
The first drill was by Captain Preston-s
troop, followed by Capt Stephen
Foote'S battery OF artillery.
Mrs. Hoyle. wife or Maj. E. Hoyle.
I. S. a, stationed at Fort AIyer. gave
a small tea after the affair, which was
extremely pretty and interesting. Much
OF the success OF the afternoon is due
10 the efforts and courtesy of Colonel
Hatfield. commanding officer OF the
post. and his officers.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs Newberry. who early in the sea-
son bought the residence of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. HUFF of Pennsyl.
vania. which is located al 1916 Sixteenth
street, have arrived in town, Mrs. New
berry having come last evening. They
are for the present staying at the
New willard.
MIR. and Mrs. Eunter Dulaney have
returned to Washington and are stop
ping al the Shoreham
Mrs. George Otis Smith, wife of the
geologist. is returning to Washington
next week with her attractive family
OF children She spent the summer at
New England resort.
Reginald De Koven. author and musI-
clan, has Joined his family at the Vir-
Sinla Hot Springs Mrs. De Koven is
IN mourning for her mother. and is TAX
ing no part In society.
The Baroness Won dem Bussche, wife
of the counselor and charge d'affaires
o. the German embassy, has closed her
cottage at Lenox and has taken apart
mentS at the Curtis until such time as
she may leave for Washington
Mrs. Westinghouse was hostess at a
charmingly-arranged luncheon at Frs
kline Park, LenoX, yesterday, when her
guests were invited 10 meet Miss Anna
McBeth and Miss Rachael Aiken both
Of Pittsburg. who have been with her
Tor the past two weeks.
Russell Hopkins, of Atlanta, consul
to Panama. gave n large dinner party
last night at the Hot Springs in q pri-
Yate dining room OF the hotel. He en-
gagged an orchestra, and q profusion OF
flowers decorated the tables. He was
assisted in receiving by Miss Annie
Wheeler. daughter Of General Wheeler
Those invited were Mrs Lee Jordan,
Mrs. Bailey Thomas, Miss AIehle, Miss
Margaret Baxter, Lispenard Stewart,
samuel Dunlap. Freeman Smith. Fred
er-- eS---re-ee-@ ", and Robert Rowe, all
OF New York.
N II. Darton Of the L. S Geological
Survey, and Mrs. DartOn have returned
from their annual western trip accom-
panied by a little daughter. born in
Laramie. Wyo-, on August 81. The baby
was baptized In Gallup New Mexico
by Rev. NJ. Dumarcst. a friend Of the
family. The gOdparcntS are Rev. c. i.
Thomas, OF st AIMS Church, Balti-
more and Miss Mary Lynch, of Trlni-
dad. Colorado.
Hon. and Mrs. Joseph II. O'NenI. of
Boston, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. =. Burke, at their home. 1912 ] street
northwest. Mr.. O'Neill, who was for
six years in Congress, and later sub
treasurer Of the United States for Bos-
ton, is ia the city In connection with the
Boston bank. OF which he IS now presi-
dent. MRS. O'Neill came on principally
10 visit their son Joseph II. O'Neill, jr., !
who, with Frank Burke. jr, is attend !
ing the Georgetown University.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Halstead are
stopping at the Bresiin, New York city. |
DR.. NJ Baldwin. of 1902 Rhode Island
avenue. has as his guests Mr.. and Mrs. !
J. u. Baldwin, of New Orleans.
Cen and Mrs. Royal T. Frank have
returned 10 their home on Q street after |
a summer spent in Vineyard Haven, |
Mass.
Madame n. de Bausset is located at !
1905 II street northwest. the home of Wi |
modaughsis, with which club she has !
been connected for many years.
Mr. and Mrs Frank T. left /