The Washington times., 1905-11-22
ROSEN RECEPTION
THIS AFTERNOON
Russian Ambassador Will
Entertain Diplomatic Corps.
STAFF MEMBERS TO Assist
Baron and Baroness Are Exceedingly
Popular Here, and Made Many
Friends at Portsmouth.

Baron ROsen The Russian AMBASSADOR, |
and Baroness Rosen, will open their
residence on Farrsgut Square this at
ternoon, for a reception to the Diplo- |
matte Corps
So rapid has grown the popularity of
these members of the corps since their
arrival here last summer that it seems
almost unnecessary for them to hold Il
reception at all. bat nevertheless they
must follow out precedent.
The baron and baroness arrived last
summer in time for the opening of the
peace negotiations at Portsmouth, Me.
and while the baron was busily engaged
in official affairs the baroness made
hosts OF friends among the fashionable
women who summer in that part of the
country. Since their arrival in Wash
Ington, they have also been much sought
and are already favorites here.
The reception is from to Z O'Clock
this afternoon. and the members of the
staff now in the city viii assist in en-.
tertaining. though the baron and baron
ess will receive alone.
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks
have taken lease on the residence of
Representative Edward deV. Morrell, OF
Philadelphia, which is located ct the
corner OF Seventeenth and K streets.
They will move there today. The house
is admirably located and adapted 10
large entertainments. The Vice Presi-
dent and Mrs. Fairbanks came TO Wash
ington for the Hitchcock wedding, also
TO settle for tie winter.
The board of managers of the Wo-
mems Christian Association. assisted by
the officers of the Young Wofnen's
Christian Association. gave an anniver-
sary tea yesterday afternoon from 4 to
6 o'clock at the associations home, 1719
Thirteenth street. The rooms OF the
large building were tastefully decorated
with palms and fall flowers. Miss Elton
Ronsaville. vioiinist. accompanied by
her sister. Mrs. Vreeland, gave a short
musicale during the afternoons
The guests were received by Mrs John
NJ. Harlan, Mrs David J. Brewer, Mrs.
r. Whittlesey. Mrs. Bodfish. and Miss
NJ. z. Pancoast, OF the board of manag-
ers OF the two associations.
Those presiding over the tables were:
The Misses Wright, Mrs. Frank N
| Thurston. Mrs. A A. 4spinwall. Mrs
n. A. Robbins. Miss Mabel Thurston.
and Mrs. n f. Pancoast. Those as
] sisting were: Miss Helen Woodward
| Mrs. H E. Day. Mrs. F. c. Handy
Miss Jessie Potwin, Mrs. r. III. r. Lei
| pold, Mrs. J. L. Nuber, Mrs w. l.
Cliff. Miss J. NJ Flather. Mrs. D. A.
! Freeman, DR.. Anna L. Brown. and Miss
F. f. Chickering.
Mrs. Mcmillan. widow Of the former
| Senator from Michigan, will have as
her guest in Washington next week the
Baroness Won Ketteler, widow of Baron
| Of Scd nit no
/ German embassy here, and who lost
| his lie IN the Boxer troubles She will
| remain in Washington for several days
| The Baroness was formerly Miss Led
| yard. OF Detroit. daughter of the presi-
dent of the Michigan Central Railroad.
and was well known in Washington and
New York. This is her first visit 10
this city since her marriage.
! The ladies Of the Southern Relief So
ciety and kindred men and women's or
| ganizations contemplate having in the
| Confederate Veterans Hall tomorrow
| evening an entertainment for the pur-
pose of raising a sum to procure
| Confederate widows and their depend
| ents- Mrs. Rosaiie A. Bocock, OF the
| Concord. is chairman Of the execu-
| tive committee. and is in charge OF the
| details OF the evenings entertainment
| which is to consist of vocal and instru-
| mental music, and to conclude with a
| dance, to be participated in by the
younger set. Refreshments Will be
| served by the young lady members tC
their welcome guests.
The arrivals In New York city TO-DAY
from Washington include Mrs. r. A
| Harton, j. A. Hobson, r. s. Howell, w
Kennedy and wife, Mrs. W X. Lawson
! w. r. Lawson, w. Marcus, f. l.. Neu-
breck and wife, Mrs. j. +. Reyburn
Mrs. Slater. Mrs. Sontag, o. Wend
worth O. d. Barring. A; A Erby. II
| +. V. Murphy. J. A. O'Shea. f. G. Prln-
die. W. II. Allen, J. s. Carroll. H B
Bond. Z. II Bowman, W \; Cromwell
Conn COM w w. G. 0SSf coiwen. ]. B. Daish. Z. E
Ellis, II W. Fuller. c. II. Johnson. Mrs
W. c. Lewis, ]. r. Yates and wife.
Mrs. Louis Newmper. of the Falcon
entertained at tea Monday afternoon In
honor OF Mrs. Aron Birkenwald. of Bal
timOre. Among those present were: Mrs
A 6igmund, Mrs. Wallernstein, Mrs, NJ
Newmeyer, Mrs ID. l. Engel, Mrs, sgd
new G Kaufman Mrs. Ned Meyer Mrs
Simon Kann. and Mrs. A. Birkenwald.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Cans. of Richmond
are here for a few Gays visiting theii
daughter. Miss Mena Cans, who is her,
at school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Roedelheim. Oi
Philadelphia, were here for 3 few day
this week, while on their wedding tour
Sydney May. of New York. Is spend
! ing a few days here with Gerome Lyon
of Columbia road.
Mrs. Samuels and Miss Regina Muir
1. feldt, Of Baltimore. spent a few day
here this week.
Nfiss MaIvire NVoog. of this CITY ba
as her guest, Miss Regina Sicher. O.
! New York.
Mrs Ed Tanner, of Cumberland MD
has been the guest OF her sister Mrs
Bertha Coblenzer, OF the Lenox for IN
past two weeks.
: Mrs. Blanche Hollander of this city
has gone 10 New York for a few weeks
stay.
General and Mrs. Greelv have just is
sued cards for the coming out tea o