The Washington times., 1905-12-08

President and Mrs. Roosevelt will en-
tertain their second dinner party of the
week tonight. 1t will be followed by a
musicale.
Mrs. Nicholas Fish viii open her
house for musicale tonight
Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby was hostess at
one of the prettlest uncheons of the
season today. Her guests of honor were
Mrs. Satterlee and Mrs. Donald Nc
Lean. In compliment TO Mrs. Mclean,
president general of the d. A. r.. the
blue and gold china was used which
belonged 10 Mrs. Gadsby's great-great-
grandmother in Revolutionary times.
while the idea was further carried out
by using as a centerpiece a spinning
wheel Of blue and gold flowers with
skein of flax interviewer. The guests 10
meet Mrs. Satterlee and Mrs Mclean
were Mrs. w. S. Schley. Mrs. X. X.
Henry Mrs. Walter Mclean, Mrs. \.
w Greely Mrs. Francis Mcdonald
Sleeth, Mrs Deb Keim. Mrs. Mathew
T Scott, and Mrs. James d. Iglehart,
of Baltimore.
Mrs. Mathew Scott, of Bloomington.
H.. who was a familiar figure in Wash
ington society during the time her
brother Adlaf Stevenson. was Vice
President. is now the guest of her SON
in-law and daughter. Col. and Mrs.
Charles s. Bromwell.
Mrs. Henry F. Blount held a large re-
ception at her home. The Oaks. yester-
day, the last day her son and daugh-
ter-in-Iaw, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Blount,
l,o u-itb rrra,- leo r-p For Trdiara
today
Mrs Jules Guthridge was hostess at
luncheon Wednesday. Her guests
were Mrs. Fairbanks. wife of the Vice
President: Mrs. Cortelyou. Madame
Godoy, Madame Leger. Mrs. Stauffer
Moore Mrs. John Joy Edison. Mrs. My
ron NJ. Parker. Mrs. A S. Worthington,
and Mrs. Charles G. Dulin.
Mrs. Newlands' tea to introduce her
husbands niece, Miss Ada Newlands. Of
San Francisco. yesterday afternoon,
was one of the largest OF the season.
At least 800 prominent society people
welcomed the debutante Miss New
lands is an attractive girl who has made
many friends here
The luncheon and sale by the Peirce
Guild. which is held every year. opened
yesterday with the usual large attend
ance. which has always made this one
of the most successful of charities The
sale will continue today and tomorrow.
Luncheon will be served from II until :
o clock.
There are more than twenty tables in
the hall In charge OF them are; Cen
eral chairman. Mrs. g. B. WEIGH: re-
sfRsio8 M4s J. S9inaTfe C. Pennie Mrs. Mrs " T. Hoeks H
Mrs Alex Britton. and Mrs. s. w.
Bowles: luncheon. Mrs. J. J. Lightfoot.
Mrs. G. E, Emmons; Mrs; s. C Muir
Mrs. L. NJ. Kulms and Mrs II. d. Barr;
tea. Mrs. J. Q. Smithe: milk and cream,
Mrs. r. w. Haynes and Mrs. T. p.
and Mrs Keech; candy. Mrs. ]. V. Bar
ross and Mrs. Ralph Cook; cake table,
Mrs Simon Wolf, Mrs. II. A. Taylor.
Mrs J. a. Swope. and Mrs. +. r. Bough-
b Browne. A T, Britton, J. T. Granger.
Wallace. Woodbury. Pulsifer.l Vespasian
MaFneF tewa1 wv W. Ru1Sy R Mason on RcSardson RI M0qon
II. A. Hall. ]. H. Spalding, s. y. Whit
well George s. Cooper Myron Wright
r. Donaldson, w. II. McKnew, s. r.
Bond, S. l. Nmball. Richard Sylvester,
M. " Richards. w. A. Mills. and fifty
young ladies as mattresses.
Another SucceSStul sale neld yesterday
was the annual Christmas sale of the
Girls Friendly Society. at the Wash
ington Club.
The sale was for the benefit of the
diocesal fund which provides the run
ming expenses of the society in Wash
ington and is almost entirely dependent
upon this annual sale and tea for its
maintenance.
and cake candy. and fancy articles were
sold speciality was made of calen-
dars of all kinds. including Girls Friend
ly Society and Washington calendars.
Senator f. w. Carmack. of Tennessee.
arrived at the Ebbitt House this morn
ing.
Mrs Albert Key, wife OF Lieutenant
Commander Key, US N, who recently re-
turned to this country with her husband
after a seven years residence In the Far
East was the guest for whom Miss
Laura Jackson gave a tea yesterday
Afternoon Miss Jackson and her guest
received alone. while Mrs Jackson
poured the tea, Mrs. Key was. before
marriage. Miss Grace Condit Smith. of
this city.
Scarlet fever has broken out in the
family Of the Mexican Ambassador and
Nine. de Casasus, and the embassy IS
posted with the usual scarlet card. Their
trouble has ELECTED considerable SYM
pathy.
Miss Louise Kaufman and DIR. Simp-
son, whose wedding Will take place
Tuesday. December u. were entertained
at dinner last evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
John T. Granger.
The date set for the wedding Of Miss
Katherine Deering and William Barrett
Ridgely. is December 30. The ceremony,
which will take place at st. Johns
Church at O'Clock. will have as
spectators only the most intimate friends
of Miss Deering and Mr. Ridgely.
Simon Lyon. OF this city. and Miss
Minnie Rose kirshbaum. Of Indianap-
oils were married in indianapolis at the
home of the brides father a dinner and
a dance following at the Columbia Club.
A pink drawing room was used for the
ceremony. and was arranged with an
arch of pink roses, half concealing tiny
electric lights. Behind the arch was a
bank of palms with tall cathedral can
dies on either side. Clusters of roses
were arranged on the console.
In the reception-room, baskets over
flowing with Liberty roses were ar
ranged.
After the holidays the couple will re-
side in Washington.
The following Washington people are
visiting In New York today: II $.