The Washington times., 1905-12-09

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt en-
tertained their second dinner party of
the week at the White House last night,
having as guests the Speaker and Miss
Cannon. Senator and Mrs. Burrows, Sen
ator and Mrs. Foraker, Senator and Mrs.
Bulkley. Senator and Mrs. Flint. Senator
and Mrs. Piles. Senator and Mrs. Suth-
erland, Hon. and Mrs. Charles II. Gros-
venor Hon. John DalzeH, Hon. and
Mrs. Serene Z Payne. Hon Swager
SherIey. Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. Keep, Lieutenant
Commander and Mrs. Key, Baron and
Baroness schonberg. Hon and Mrs.
Afford w. Cooley, Mr.. and Mrs. William
c. Eustis. Mrs. Bowditch, Miss Roose-
Welt, Miss Carow, Miss Mabel Johnson,
Miss Hagner Capt. Archibald Butt,
Major Charles L. McCawIey, Capt. Guy
V. Henry.
A musicale followed at 10 clock when
Mile. Harden-HicAey was soprano,
Thadius Rich. violinist, with Iva Martin
White and Miss Lucie Petersen at the
piano. A number of popular songs Were
interspersed with the more classic num-
bers. A large number Of guests were
greeted by Mrs. Roosevelt, and after
ward seated in the East room where all
of the musicales are held.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Durand were hosts at dinner last
night, having as guests Sir Edward
Dura nd, the ambassadors brother; Miss
Durand, his niece; Miss Oliver. Miss
Marion oliver Miss Huidekoper. Miss
Randolph. Miss Cobb. Miss GAN. Miss
Davis. Miss Postlethwaite, Miss jose
phlne Durand. Captain Gibbons. Lieu
tenant Bristol. Mr. Rennie, OF the British
embassy; Lieutenant Sheridan, Captain
Lee, Mr.. Lindsay, of the British en-
bassy, and Mr.. Andrews.
The Mexican Ambassador and Nine.
Casasus were the guests OF honor at a
dinner last night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Walton as hosts. Their other
guests were the Minister from Chile and
Nine. Walker-M Martinez, the Minister
from Cuba and Mime. Quesada, the new
ly appointed Minister from Mexico 10
Cuba and Nine. Godoy. First Secretary
OF the Brazilian embassy and Nine. do
Amaral. Col and Mrs. NJ NJ Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Butler. MeXi-
can colors. red. white and green, OBJ
tanned In the table decorations
Baron and Baroness Won Tuyll, form
erly Secretary and Charge for the
Netherlands. and his wife left Wash
ington today after a brief visit and viii
sail for Europe. During their visit
here they stopped at the Willard.
Commander and Mrs. John c. Ere
mont gave a dinner party last night for
Miss Kate Deering and Comptroller OF
the Treasury William Barrett Ridgcly,
whose marriage takes place at st.
Johns Church AT o'clock December 30
The other guests We're Baron and Bar
oness Won dem Busche Haddenhausen
Mrs. Barney. Miss Fremont, Mr.. Moody.
the Attorney General, and John Childs
anderson, the brother OF the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles d. WaIcott en-
tertained at dinner last night and their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. John ID.
Henderson. Mr. and Mrs Gardner Will
Jams. DIR. and Mrs. Fremont Smith, DR..
and Mrs. Chatard Mr.. and Mrs. Luquer.
Miss SydmOre Senator Warren ana DIT.
Marlatt.
Mrs. W. G. Veazy. Mrs. Clifford Wal
toms mother. has just returned 10 the
city from Vermont, where she has been
will spend the winter with her daugh-
ter.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Y. Bradley have
gone TO their new residence on I street
which Is the General Thomas house and
the house In which Mrs. Bradley spent
most OF childhood. Mrs. Kellogg Will
live with her daughter during the win
ter.
Mrs. Robert +. Bradley will leave
Washington tomorrow for Atlantic CITY
for a rest cure.
James X. Thomas, OF Trenton. n J.
il visiting his daughter. DR. Ada r.
Thomas, at the residence. 400 NJ street
northwest.
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