The Washington times., 1905-11-14

The Belgian Minister and Baroness
Moncheur returned from New York TO-
day. where they went 10 witness the
opening Of the Horse Show. Tney have
been fully established in their delight
ful Old-fashiOned residence on II street
for some time past
Senior Augusta F. Pulido, first secre-
tary of the Venezuelan legation is in
New York today attending the opening
Of the Horse Show.
Representative and Mrs. John Dalzell
arrived in Washington yesterday from
a several weeks visit to Pittsburg-
Miss Elizabeth Warder will return
from the South today, where she went
for visit shortly after her return from
Europe.
Capt Edmund Tyler and Mrs. Tyler.
the former the uncle OF MRS. Kooseveu,
are now at the Grafton IN Connecticut
avenue where they will spend part OF
the season
Senator and Mrs. Long, OF Kansas,
have reached Washington ana openea
their residence At FIFTEENTH street ano
massachusetts avenue for the season
Miss Mae Mitchier, or Paola. Kansas.
viii spend the winter here with them.
The residence OF Gen. and Mrs. Henrs.
c. Corbin, at the corner OF Twenty-sec-
ond and X streets. winch was occupied
By Mrs. Mark Hanna last winter. naa
been leased for this season by senator
Buikeley OF Connecticut. the successor
% % senator Hawtey. anu he VIII take
/ immediate possession.
Mrs. Moulton X johnson, vie OF
Dr. Johnson, 4. s. n. who mas peen Int.
guest Of her parents. Commander auc
MRS. Seaton schroeder. Tor two weexs
past 5ett Washington yesterday Tor
New York, where she will join her hus-
band, who is on the Maine
Cards have been issued Tor the mrs.
Of the sixty-couple eotiIIons for De
eember 26. Mrs. - II. Campbell, salss
Myer, Miss barnes ana mrs Andrew
bradley are on the invitation commit
tee.
Upon her return from the New York
Horse Show, Miss Zaidee Car viii be
the guest FOR some time or the Misses
7outneTidnd, a. their home on ~ street
AIRS. Gan VIII De at a washington
hotel more or less OF her time until sne
gets possession Of her handsome new
residence at the corner OF lsWenftatb
ana - StreeJs, which Is still in the hands
OF the builders. When compIei ed, the
residence VIII be one OF the han. lsorlest
az the Capital, and though II Is prom
iSeo 70 her oy December 1, IL is not
probable that II VIII be ready for enter
tanning unit: much later date.
Airs. Pierre la Montague and Miss
Patterson. who passed the summer IN
Europe, returned TO washington yester-
day.
Rubido Z.chy. secretary of the Iega-
ton of Austria Hungary, has returned
after q three months absence in Eu-
rope, but has been appointed first secre-
tary OF embassy at Fekln, where ne VIII
join his new post January l.
The Mt Holyoke AIumnse Associa-
tiOn viii meet tomorrow at D. m with
Mrs Frank Wilkins at lZ25 Roanoke
street. There wifi be a talk on her
African travels by Mrs. Q. I. Cook.
Lady Howard, wife OF Sir Henry
Howard. British ambassador to The
hague, and Miss Alice Howard will ar
rive shortly 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs
George Howard.
AIRS. August Baer, residing at the
Oneanta. Is New York avenu north
east, will be at home 10 her friends
on Wednesdays during the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Moss enter
teAt44N2 q FAaAaAA ulJa4Ay dN BftdhlaSA OlA
Sunday morning last, in their aparJ~
ments in Thirteenth street northwest,
the occasion being the anniversary OF
the birthday of Prof. II. T. SALESMAN.
who was guest or honor.
The breakfast room was beautifully
decorated with noWeTs and Japanese de-
signs and many rare curios rom the
Orient. There were tOasts between each
course for the health and future pros
DcriLy of Prof, Sa.tsRan- Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles A
Moss. Prof h u. SALESMAN Mr. anu
Mrs Theodore Hardy Mrs. Victoria A
Ripley. Of New York. and Prof. William
de Ford
Miss savIna Goldsmith entertained
the *Aeollans' last evening IN honor
OF her guest, Miss Flora Rosenbaun
Of New York Miss Goldsmith's home
was turned into summer garden and
Datch dishes were served on small
tables The Rathskeller idea was well
carried out Among those present. were
Miss Julia Loeb; Miss carrye Baer.
Miss Josie Steinberger. Miss Blanche
Stern, Miss Sophie Schloss ana Mis-
Helene Engel and Mae Raer Samuel
J. Steinberger. Harold Barr0~s Jonas
Wachelis. Ben Wallberg, Harold Levi.
and Milton Baer.
Mrs T. Goldheim and son. Willard.
are IN Baltimore visiting relatives.
Miss Tfhe Raft has returned to the
city after speading few days with her
sister Mrs. Felix Calm, Of Baltimore.
Mrs Strauss. formerly OF Baltimore
but now of Philadelphia, is here visit