The Washington herald., 1906-12-02

stone, at Fort Keogh. Mont. November
1 Is. Mrs. Edmonstone is the daughter OF
/ the late Mai. Adam Kramer, L. S. A.
/ Gen. I. s. Catlin, l. s. A, retired, and
Mrs. Catlin, will pass the winter in New
York. where they have taken an apart
ment at the Breslin.
The Minister Of Ecuador and Mrs. Carlo
gave an informal reception in honor Of
Mr. Joseph w. Lee. American Minister
10 Quito, after the conference he gave
| 9ty the National Geographic Society on
Beautiful Ecuador" Among the guests
| that were present ut the Legation of
Ecuador to meet the Hon. Mr.. Lee, his
mother and family were the Assistant
/ Secretary Of State and Mrs. Wilson. the
Minister from Colombia and Mrs. Cortes,
the Minister from Bolivia, Mrs. and Miss
Caideron, the Minister from Peru and
Mrs. Pardo, the Minister from Panama
and Mrs Obaldia, the Minister from Costa
Rica, Mrs. and Miss Calvo, the Minister
from Haiti and Mrs. Lcger. the Minister
from Cuba and Mrs Quesada, the Minister
from Santo Domingo, Mr.. Emilio J0ubert,
the charge dafaiTeS of Mexico and Mrs.
DavalOs, the charge d'anaires Of Chile
Mr.. Albert Yoacham, the charge d'affaires
of Spain and Mrs. Pastor, the charge DAT
faires of Uruguay, Mr.. Requena Ber-
mudez: the charge d d'affaires Of Venezuela.
Mr.. Garbiras Guzman, chief clerk Of the
State Department and Mrs. DENLY. secre-
tary Of the Argentine Legation. Mr.. Julian
POrtela; secretary Of the Brazilian En-
bassy. Mr.. +. i. CheTmOnt; secretary Of
the Colombian Legation and Mrs GuZ-
man, secretary Of the Panama Legation.
Mr.. G. c. ArOsemcna. secretary Of the
Chilean Legation, Mr.. Manuel Salinas F.,
secretary Of the Venezuelan Legation, Mr.
Agusto =. Pulido: military attache Of the
Brazilian Embassy and Mrs. Pederneiras,
Mr. Alfredo Benavides, attache Of the
Peruvian Legation: the director Of the
American bureau, Mrs. and Miss Fox:
the secretary of the American bureau and
Mrs Yanes, the military attache Of the
UrugUayan Legation and Mrs. Saez,
Count Herman Won Hatzfeldt-W Widenberg.
secretary Of the German Embassy; the
president of the National Geographic So
ciety and Mrs. Moore, the secretary Of The
National Geographic Society and Mrs.
GrusvenOr, Admiral and Miss Ghcen, AIr
and Mrs. f. =. 3. Sands end Miss Sands
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wells, Miss Wells.
the Misses Taylor, Miss Marie Fisher
Miss Olga Converse, Miss Lillian Stone,
Miss l. Seymour Miss Geraldine To0mey
Miss Crosby. Miss Johnson, Miss Slep-
pard. Miss Atkins. Miss Jenkins Miss Ma
honey, Mr.. r. Atkins. Mr. Jose God0y
Mr.. Obaldia. und Mr.. O'D0aOEue.
a luncheon and bazaar will be given next
week al Confederate Veterans Han, 1910
II street northwest. by the St0newau
Jackson Chapter, No. 20 l.. y. c., for the
purpose Of raising Funds toward the erec-
tion OF q monument over the Confederate
dead AT Arlington Cemetery. Luncheon
viii be served from y to 2. n, tea from
( to 6. while the evenings viii be devoted
10 the bazaar proper, where everything in
the matter Of decoration Of the hall and
various booths viii be done TO make the
affair one Of the most attractive of its
kind
The bazaar Is under the direction and
management Of Mrs. Rosalie H Bocock
as chairman. aided by her efficient eXeCu-
tive cOmmittee-NIrs Charles II Fred
Mrs Drury c. Ludlow. Mrs. Arthur r
Johnson, and Mrs. Samuel Grigg Belt
The paronesses Of the bazaar are Mrs
StonewaI jackson. Mrs. Norman Ran
d0lph, Mrs. George DEWEY. Mrs. Harry
Hebb, Mrs. Clarence Han, Misses Vir-
ginia Miller Jane Riggs. a. =. Moses and
Kate Mason Rowland.
one cf the most attractive features Of
the entertainment viii be the palm gar
den, where an orchestra VIII play during
the afternoons and evenings. The flower
booth. cigar stand, candy table, flag and
souvenir booths Of the Children OF the
C0nfederacy; the japanese tea garden,
FISH pond. the cabbage patch. where Mrs.
Wigs viii be at home. the trl-arched
Merry Christmas booth thu fee cream and
popcorn garden, and lemonade well and
the "Old Dominion Bakery" are novelties
which VIII add very greatly 20 the success
Of the bazaar. The special feature OF the
evenings VIII be the chatting dish suppcrs
from 70 IL VIXEN an elabobra:e menu
VIII be served 'I Ia carte"
The chairman and her committee desire
% express through this medium their high
appreciation Of all donations and contri-
buttons sent 70 this bazaar and an pat
ronage extended toward II.
The officers CT the Stonewau Jackson
Chapter are Mrs. Magnus 5. Thompson.
Mrs. Albert AkeTs. Mrs. William L. Cham
bers, Mrs. Herbert Claiborn Wilkins. Miss
Z. 3. Yancey. Mrs. Samuel Sprigg Belt
Mrs. Arthur T. Johnson, Mrs. Gustavus
Werber AIRS. +. T. Bullock, and Mrs
Rosalie II. Bocock.