The Washington times., 1905-12-04

4hS 4iSl secretary O. tne BRUSH In
bassy and Lady Susan Townley enter
tained at luncheon yesterday IN honor
OF Miss Maxine Elliott Among the
guests were Mrs. John Davis, Captain
and Mrs. Ryan. of the British embassy.
Major McCawley. Ronald c. Lindsay.
also OF the embassy, and others.
Mrs Nat Goodwin IS one OF the most
popular young rnatrons III London So
ciety. where she and her sister. Mrs.
Forbes Robinson Gertrude Elliott) have
for years enjoyed the friendship of near
u all the smart London world.
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Mrs J. d Cameron and her daughter,
Miss Martha Cameron, arrived in New
ork yesterday on the ST. Louis. of the
american line. Mrs. Cameron and her
daughter are expected 20 spend the win
ter in Washington at their residence on
Lafayette Square
Mrs. Ward Thoron. who recently went
TO Boston for a visit. has returned 10
Washington.
Mrs William Corcoran Eustis Will
open historic Corcoran house. her Wash
lnSton home on Lafayette square, TO the
public Wednesday for a doll show for
the benefit Of the Cooperative Sewing
Society.
Ambassador and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid
and Miss Jean Reid sail from Liver
pool on board the Oceanic Wednesday
week TO spend Christmas with Mrs
Reds father, d. o. Mills The latter's
aged sister, Mrs. Easton. has also ar
rived from San Francisco for the eele-
bration and is staying with her brother
at his home in Fifth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden Mills and their
daughters. the c. b. AIexanders and the
Bishops. viii be included in the party.
But it Will be purely family affair. all
the entertainments which have been
planned, in connection with the visit OF
the Reids having been abandoned by
reason Of the tragic death of Mrs.
Francis Burton Harrison
Mr. and Mrs. w. X Vanderbilt. sr.,
propose 90 entertain lavishly at their
magnificent Long Island place and at
their Fifth avenue mansion this season.
An idea may be formed of the pleasure
in store for their guests when IL is
stated that at an entertainment last
night the stars We're Kubelik, the famous
vioIinist, and Raoul Pusno, the great
pianist.
Not only the fashionable world of this
ciry and European capitals are 10 enjoy
the lavish hospitality of the Wander
biits, but their guests are 10 the drawn
from the literary. artistic, and musical
world as well. even though when their
powers of entertainment are called into
play they may become paid guests"
and paid almost fabulous prices for an
hours entertainment as Rubelik and
Pugno were last night
The Vanderbilt mansion. at the cor
ner OF Fifth avenue and F'ifty-secOnd
street. which is 10 be reopened soon.
after being I'm the hands OF caretakers
for a number OF years. is to become the
nearest approach 10 the salon OF the
European capital that society has ever
known in New York and will be during
tertainments there at which notable
men and women, diplomats. men OF let
ters, musicians. and artists viii minsle.
Nine. Hauge. wife of the newly ap-
pointed minister from Norway, with
her small son, who is at school
holidays with her mother. Mrs Todd. IN
kentucky.
Yale's Glee and Banjo Clubs will be
the guests OF honor at a dance III the
New Willard Hotel Immediately after
their concert on January 8 The com
mittee IN charge OF the arrangements
FOR the dance includes Miss Adola Gree
ly. Miss Carolyn HUFF. Miss Eleanor
HOyt. Miss Grace Bell, Miss Natalie Lin
coin, Miss Carolyn Postiethwaite, and
Miss Grace Bell. Mrs. Taft will receive.
The New Haven men have been well
entertained IN Washington whenever
they have come here to give a concert.
Two years ago "A dance similar TO that
now planned was given the musical
clubs and proved great success. There
are two Bathrooms in the New Willard
one OF which viii be used for the con
cert and the other for the dance.
The following Washington people are
registered at New York hotels today:
Bea!l > Beatty: Miss NJ: Borroughs, w.
Butler. c. II. Carroll. +. Chnds, T. p.
Crowfts, J. II. Cutler, J. Damltng, J. 8.
Dawson, II. Dobbins. F. Fahnestook, c.
ston, r.. Il LampsOn. Mrs. L. S p
Lipsett. ". II. Mahood. ]. b. Nc
G9rthy; Grs yarIr6So T. e Msc9rthy T. l. Morris
Ramsay Ram eSrtofS e. s. Richards herkIns l. r Rirgs M
Mrs. r. II. Seebrook, c. 5. Smith. e. h.
Smith, NJ. Taylor, J. A. Toomey. Mrs.
A. G. Tyler, Or; T. H. Whittle. j. T.
w. y. Cromwell. c. J. Dugan. J. b.
Frazer. II. T. Pratt. e. j. Prndle. j. II.
Strasburger. Z. Taylor. ana VI. II.
Wales
DR. Howard A Kelly, Of Baltimore.
WAS the guest OF honor at a reception
rendered the physicians OF this city on
Saturday evening at the Florence Crit
tcuton Training School on Third street.
The officers OF the institution assisted
by the medical staff acted as a reception
committee.
Among those present were. Drs. Ada
r. Thomas, Anne Wilson, w. @ Wood
ward. d. O. Leech. ID. B. Street, " o.
Barnes, +. Biscoc. Ia, NJ. Blake w. II
Atkinson, i. $. Grasty, A. F. King.
Sofie A. Nordhon-Jung. c. NJ Kober
I. J. Carpenter. Louise TayIor-Jones. p
@. Smith. Jesse Sharp. A. y. MCGEE, N
Is. Butler. and l.. J. Battle
Lord CurZOn. OF Kedleston. the former
ylceroy of India. and Lady Curzon ar
rived in Marseilles Friday on the Mon
solia from India ana left during the day
Tor London. Their children remain in
Southern France.
The wedding Of Miss Eloise Breese and
Lord Willoughby a Eresby, which is an
CNcnt or Tie near future IN London will
be one Of the most imposing events 10
take place there this year. The King
and Queen promise their presence. and
the bridesmaids are chosen from the
most aTistocrauc of British families
with young mobiles for pages The cifts