The Washington times., 1905-11-15

at the Everett Tor rev weeks.
Ivan Won Rubido-Zichy. secretary of
the Austro-Hungarian embassy, has re-
turned to Washington from Europe,
where he spent the past three months.
He viii stay just long enough to ar
range his affairs before going 10 Pekin,
where he has been recently appointed.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Newberry have given up their
apartments at the New Willard. and
have taken possession of the residence
in Sixteenth street which they bought
Immediately after Mr.. Newberry's ap-
pointment as Assistant Secretary.
Assistant Surgeon General and Mrs
John Van Rensselaer, Hoff. Z. S. A, have
taken apartments az the Highlands for
the winter. Inspector General George II.
b u is also at the Highlands for the
seasu
General and Mrs. Page. U. S. A. and
the Misses Page. Will make their home
at 1913 Connecticut avenue this winter.
Lady Howard. wife Of Sir Henry
Howard British ambassador to The
Hague. and Miss Alice Howard. viii ar
rive IN Washington in the near future
for a visit TO Lady Howard's son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Howard.
Gen. David Perry. U. s. A. and
family, have taken the residence. 2oS2
street, near the Italian embassy, for
the winter.
The Mt. HoIyoke Alumnae Associa-
ton met this afternoon at the home
OF Mrs Frank Wilkins, in Roanoke
street. Mrs O. NJ. Cook gave an inter-
T, esting description OF her travels through
Africa
Nine. Calve, the distinguished French
prima donna, who VIII give song re-
ci-al tomorrow afternoon in the Ma
tional Theater, IS the guest OF Mrs.
Albert Clifford Barney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Norman viii this
| season occupy the residence OF Miss
Julia Barrett Alexander.
Senator and Mrs. Nelson w. Aldrich
will close their country house. in War
wick Neck, in a few days. Mrs. Aid
/ rich and Miss Elsie Aldrich VIII sail
| for Paris on Tuesday Miss AldTleh
| Will continue her studies abroad, The
Senator Is expected TO reach NaSninB-
| ton early next week.
George Won /. Meyer, American am
/ bassador to Russia, was among as, me
/ on the White Star liner Baltic
! The Prince Louis ball, given aboard
the Drake, his flagship, last night for
/ q thousand or more society people from
/ New York and the leading cities Of
America. was much like the average IN
augural bail given in washington every
| four years, in that scarcely no one
While the entire ship was made. re-
| splendent with lights. flowers, ana deco
/ rations. the ballroom proper would not
! accommodate a hundred and nfty peO-
pie with comfort, and then they We're
1 unable TO dance. However, II was q
/ and a sight long TO be remembered by
Il Lady %,,0 susan Towniey, the wife or the
| counsel Of the British embassy, whom
| Washington now proudly claims as a
resident, was the only woman TO assist
/ the Prince IN receiving his guests.
/ She wore a gown of pale gray chlnon
win silver embroidery and old lace,
and she made q quaint English courtesy
/ TO each Of the guests as she received
them. Walter Beaupre Iownley, the
! counselor was with Lady Susan and
"A Among other splendldly costumed
"Sirs SIrs- John r. Drexel. dark blue tulle.
combined with lace and iridescent
Nrs. Perry Belmont. sapphire blue
tulle: ornaments OF diamonds and emer-
Mrs. Edwin Main Post. white satin;
! spangled with silver; ornaments OF
MS Mrs 7 Lee Taller ceruIean blue satin.
trimmed with old lace and gold en-
u Mrs. Mrs. Charles II. Marshall. robins egg
blue satin, embroidered with gold; Orna-
| ments OF pearls and diamonds
Miss Mary Sands, princess gown OF
white corded silk, embellished with
Mrs. Frederick d. Grant. pale blue
brocade with trimmings OF lace.
| Mrs John r. Parsons, white Drocade
trimmed with exquisite point lace; orna-
ments, pendants Of emeralds.
Mrs. I. J. Oakley Rhinelander. white
radium with silver spangied tulle anc
lace; diamond flowers In the coinure.
Miss Kathrine Barney, white silk, EN-
broidered with pink roseouds.
Mrs. Edwin Gould, white lace over
Mrs Mrs. Herbert I. satteriee. white lac,
spangled with silver; pearl and diamond
Miss Ursula Morgan. apricot satin
/ combined with lace and silver spangle'
Mrs Mrs. stephen IT. P. Peli, mauve chif
fon; necklace OF diamonds and anne
thysts.
Mrs. Robert NJ Thompson, white lace
embroidered with silver; necklace o
4 solitaire diamonds.
Mrs. Frederick G. Bourne, cream
satin, with elaborate trimmings of lace
Miss Bourne. white chiffon satin, witt
silver spaneled tulle.
Miss Florence Wyckoff. white liberty
! satin, scattered with pink rose buds, ant
silver necked chiffon.
Miss Violet Cruger. pale mauVe SILK.
Mrs Stanford White, yellow satin. IN
skirt made with founces OF lace; orna
ments of diamonds and pearls.
, Mrs. S. Frederick Tams. black lac