The Washington times., 1906-04-11
RACES CONTINUE
TO DRAW SOCIETY
Large Contingent There
Yesterday and Today.
HALES TO GIVE DINNER
Senator and Wife Will Be Hosts This
Evening at a Company
Affair.
HALEs TO GIVE DINNER

The races. today as yesterday, will en-
gage the attention of large number of
society people.
Miss EIkins and her house guest. Miss
Paline Morton. who lefc town today.
we're among the pumber who saw the
sport yesterday. also the Peruvian Min
lister and Nine. Pardo. Mrs. Henry May.
Miss May, Col and Mrs. Bromwell, and
others.
Senator and Mrs. Hale will entertain
dinner company tonight. and there
are several other dinner parties on. all
Of them rather informal
Mr. and Mrs James Pinchot will re-
ceive a large and useful contingent or
the social world at their residence in
Rhode Island avenue this afternoon.
when several interesting talks viii be
given upon the condition OF laboring
women and children
The Mexican Ambassador and Mime.
de Casasus left the city today with the
young members Of their family and Will
spend several days at Buffalo. and sight
seeing at Niagara Falls.
ne Dali dI lIlt NtW " maj u AAAt AAA- -
of April 10. will be one of The numerous
social features of Easter week. II is
only one of the many pleasant events
planned for the Grand Arch Council
Of the Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity. which
will be in session here next week
The patronesses are: Mrs. Joseph 3.
Foraker. Mrs. A J. Hopkins. Mrs Aids
B. Browne. Mrs. Harry NJ Ciabaugh.
Mrs. +. w. Clarke. Mrs J. B. Gregg
Gusts. Mrs. John Paul Earnest, Mrs,
Edwin Narret Hay. Mrs. Howard l..
Hodgins. Mrs. Eugene L. LeMerle. Mrs.
Donald Mclean. Mrs Charles w Need
ham. Mrs. James c. Needham., Mrs.
Charles w. Richardson, Mrs. Mason n.
Richardson, Mrs. Johr Sherman, Mrs.
Arthur V. Smell. Mrs. Chester A Snow.
Mrs. John A. Swope, Mrs. Charles L.
Sturtevant, Mrs. William r. Vance,
Mrs. A. G.. Wilkinson. Mrs J. Frank
Wilson A reception will be. held from
9 until 10 O'clock. when dancing viii
begin.
Mrs. John Paul Earnest. OF 223 n
street northwest. will give a tea Fri
day, April 20. from to 6 O'Clock. and
another pleasant feature planned will be
the trip 10 Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Stauffer Moore and her
daughter. Miss Irene Moore. will return
10 Washington tomorrow from Old
Point Comfort where they have spent
the past few days, and during Easter
week. Miss Moore will entertain a house
party of young girls.
The Misses Richards. Of Pennsylvania.
who have been the guests of Senator
and Mrs. CuIberson. left the city today
for their home. Last evening their hosts
gave a euchre party in their honor.
Mrs. James Mather Goodwin has is
sued invitations TO the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Virginia Powell Good
win, TO Charles Gregory McRoberts.
The ceremony viii be performed at
Christ Church. Georgetown. Thursday.
April 26. az high noon.
Mrs. Hope Slater, Mrs. Barney Mrs.
Fremont, Mrs. Caadee. Mrs. Phillips.
Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. James,
Mrs. Duncan. McKim, Mrs Mcgowan.
and other women equally prominent are
planning a surprisingly nice program to
be given a. Friendship, the Mclean
country home, the first week in May,
the money to be used for charitable pur-
poses.
There will be vaudeville, riding exer-
cises. booths for the sale Of refresh
ments and fancy things. a delightful
open air theatrical performance. and
surprises enough 10 delight the soul of
everybody. While the program is well
in hand, no definite date for the enter
tainment has been decided upon further
than the first week in next month. II
it rains upon the day fixed for the en-
tertainment the next day viii do Just
as well, and all Of the old-time enthusi-
asm of the Washington women when
working for sweet charity Is being
shown in this entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ramsay, Of Fairmont
Seminary, left Washington today for
Atlantic City, where they viii remain
until after Easter
The Capitol Hill History Club will
meet today with Mrs. Mattox, 81 Quincy
street northwest.
Mrs Robert K. Ashton, who has been
visiting friends in the city, has return
ed to her home, in King George county,
Va
A cable from London says a flood Of
| invitations is reaching the American
embassy for Congressman and Mrs.
! Nicholas Longworth. who are expected
TO reach London in June on a visit to
Ambassador Reid and Mrs. Reid. No
definite arrangements are being made