The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-11-24

ington rs the guests of the British Am
bassador and Lady Durand Sir Edward
is the brother of the ambassador ana
will see an possible Of the Capital and
the Interesting places about Washington
before his return to Engand.
Nine. Calderon. wife of the minister
from Bolivia. is suffering from an at
tack of malaria. and is for the present
unable To attend to any Of her social
duties.
IL and Nine. Thiebaud Of France. are
The guests or Nine Thiebaud's sister.
AIRS. u, F. Mccartney. at her home in
Nineteenth street. and wiz remain here
until after the New Year NJ. Thiebaud
WAS formerly secretary OF the French
embassy here. ard both he and his
vile have large circle Of friends in
Washington.
Maxine Elliott performance at the
National Fheater Monday night VIII be
fashionable event u viii be under
the auspices OF the Mt Vernon Semi
nary Society, which embraces a roster
! OF hundl eds OF notable women. All of
! the boxes have been taken, and many
large theater parties have been arranged
for. After the play aTI of those enter
I tanning viii take their guests to sumner
AT the ShOreham, which IS also under
the management Of the At Vernon So
ciety for that evening Miss Catherine
Cullom Ridgelv has the supper tick
cts. $3.50 plate. for sale at the
portland The women connected with
I the society are anxious to sell as manS>
supper tickets as possible. as they very
much need the proceeds for their free
"a Frfr LII,
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A reception IS 10 be given by the con
gregation OF the Metropolitan Presbv-
terrain Church, corner Fourth and h
/ streets southeast, this evening, to the
/ Rev. j. G. Garritt. ID. %. now a mis-
/ sionary OF the Board Of Foreign Mis-
sions OF the Presbyterian Church in
J China The Metropolitan Church has
assumed the support or DR. Garritt as
IT'S work for foreign missions through
I the board. and has been fortunate i'm
I being able 10 have their missionary stoD
1 over for the evening on his way from
/ New York 70 his home IN Indiana. pre-
paratory 10 his return to China in about
two weeks.
/ Heretofore Or. Garritt has been sta
toned at Hangebow. China, where he
/ has developed unusual skin as a linz
gust. being able To pick up different
dialects OF the Chinese language very
rapidly. On his return to China he viii
/ be one of the instructors in the new
/ Theological Seminary at Marking. to be
| conducted in that city by the Presby-
/ terrain churches, North and South joint
! ~ DR.. Evans. the pastor Of the Met
ropoitan Church, has invited some of
/ his ministerial brethren to be present to
| meet the missionary, who viii make a
! brief address upon the nature and ex-
! tent Of his work in China
/ The Mt. Pleasant Cotillon Club will give
! it's first dance Of the season tonight at
/ Rauscher's. The hostesses are Mrs.
/ George Siisby. Mrs. Copeland. Miss VII
| liams. Miss lexis and Miss Marshall
/ Miss Ethel +. Rrouse. OF smithburg.
I Nd. who has been i'll with typhoid fe-
yer, Is convalescing.
Mrs. Robert Robinson. of 621 New Jer-
sey avenue. who has been spending
some time IN Baltimore. has returned to
| Washington.
Mrs. Converse entertained at dinner
last evening, complimentary 10 Miss
| Converse. who has just returned from
italy The company further included
Miss Marion Oliver, Miss Mary Ran
dolph. Miss Mary Southland. Mr.. Buck
ley. Rear Admiral Capps. Lieut., Law
/ renee Wells. Lieutenant Brant. Lieuten-
ant Anderson and DIT Morse
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry f. Blount. jr.,
/ whose marriage took place several
/ weeks ago in Evansville, Ind. are now
the guests OF the bridegroom 5 parents.
/ Mr.. Fand Mrs Henry +. Blount. at the
| latters home. The oaks. Georgetown,
where a reception in their honor viii be
given this evening.
Charles ". Harris. OF Chicago III
/ and Miss Mary Alice Brown, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ). :. Brown. Of Laurel,
/ Nd. were married here today by Rev
Dr.. Blake. of Christ Church. Washing
ton. They left for an extended trip.
and later viii reside In Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Bendheim. of
Alexandra. Va, were host and hostess
I at an oyster roast on Wednesday even
/ ing at the ElktOn in honor Of Mrs
/ Samuel Dryfoos, Of WayneSborO, Pa.
! oysters were served in every style. The
aUair proved success N every pa-ticu-
/ lar.
Among those In attendance were Mr..
and Mrs T. Steibel. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
/ uei GCidenberg and daughter Miss Josie
/ Stcinberger, Abe Blumenthal Morris
/ Blucmenfeld, and Samuel j. Steinberger,
OF this city, and Miss Becky Wollberg.
/ Miss Pauline Pre1Zfelder. Miss Jennie
/ BlOndheim and Ben Wollberg, Charles
BlondheiIn, and Sydney WoIberg. Of
! Alexandria
( Mrs. Carl Auerbach, Of Sixth street
entertained a few friends at luncheon
/ Wednesday. in honor of the following
visiting ladies': Mrs. Harry Heilbrun. OF
/ Mt. Vernon, n. Y: Mrs. Albert Heyn.
/ of Toledo, Ohio. Mrs. Alexander Hof-
! heimer, OF Norfolk. Va; and Miss Koch.
! Of Toledo, Ohio. Among others present
were Mrs William Hahn. Mrs. II. Reiz-
ensteiu, Mrs. Joseph Auerbach Mrs.
/ Maurice D. Rosenberg, Mrs. Leonard
DammanD, Mrs. sol Minister. ana Miss
/ Edith Auerbach.
Mrs. Fannie X Levi, left town for
/ Baltimore TO be the guest of her sister,
/ Mrs. Ben Frank. for week.
! Mrs. Brylawski. Of Cincinnati street,
/ IS IN New York for a short stay.
George Levy. Of this city. but formerly
! OF Pittsburg, has gone to the latter
place on account of the illness Of his
father