The Washington times., 1906-02-28

Ash Wednesday viii be generally OBJ
served in society here. Only few din
ner parties are Oh for tonight.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt took
their last dinner Of the season with a
member Of the Cabinet last evening,
the Secretary OT Commerce and Labor
and Mrs Netcalf being hosts. The
guests included Senator Aldrich. Sen
ator Crane. Colonel Morreu, Mr., and
Mrs Charles Clover Mr.. and Mrs VIII
liam @, Henshaw. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Tracy Morgan. of California; Mrs
Daniel Manning, Mrs, Richard Towns
end Mrs. George Merrill Miss Chabot,
ana Clifford Pinchot
Mr. and Mr.. Henry St George Tucker
VIII entertain the Virginia delegation
at their residence this evening. having
with them a number OF the members
Of the Cabinet
Count Bensroff. who has been spend
inc the winter in Washington. left town
last evening for & visit TO Biltmore and
Mrs. Stanley Matthews was hostess at
a luncheon Yesterday for the Baroness
Won S1ernburE. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Watterson will make a visit TO Mrs.
Mathews during the month of March
Mrs. Joseph r. Thropp was hostess at
2 luncheon yesterday Her guests were
Mrs. Martin Mrs Hemphin Mrs How
eli Carroll Mrs Fremont Smith. Mrs.
Charles Keep. Mrs. Timmons. Mrs. Nc
LaTen, Mrs. Rae. Mrs. Helm Mrs Hall
Mrs. Charles ,. Bell Mrs. II II. D
PeiTce. Mrs Reber. Mrs. Archibald
Oracle Mrs Musgravr Mrs Franham.
Miss Terry, Miss Mattinglv. and Miss
Casscl
Mr. Meyer. United States ambassador
to Russia has gone 10 Telsingfors, Fin
land, 10 witness the annual winter
sports. There is annually a great gath
erinE Of Scandinavian. Finnish. and
Russian skaters and sklers there.
craig W, Wsdsworth. second secretary
IF the embassy in London. who has been
visiting In this country, sailed from
New York yesterday on the Cedric for
Queenstown and Liverpool
A message from Cuba gives q brief
account Of the Journey Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas LonEw0rth on horseback over
the backgrounds traversed by the
American army distance Of TWENTY
four miles, leaving DajauIri in the morn
lnS and returning over a different ro71ra
in the afternoon
The Austrian Ambassador and Baron
esS HenS, muller viii leave Washing
ton tomorrow for New York where tbey-
VIII visit for a few DAYS
2Ir. ana Mrs. George Westinghouse.
special car "a week ago and who have
been constantly entertained during their
stay here. VIII leave the city at mid
night for New York They brought fbsir
automobiles with them and have ks1t
them busy taking them from one point
oI entertainment 70 another.
The Misses Cullen or X street gave a
tea yesterday afternoon which, despits
,he storm, was well attended
M"s. Shirley, Mrs, George Lilly. and
Mrs. Powers received in the F street
terday afternoon
Nine. Quesada, wife of the Cuban Min
lster- viii he at home tomorrow after
noon for the last time this season.
Mrs Converse and the Misses Con
verse were hostesses yesterday AT a
charming tea at their apartment in the
Connecticut. Assisting Mrs Converse
and her daughters were Mrs Hiuklsv
Nine. PederuCiras. Mrs Perry Belmont.
Mrs Ruggles, Miss Mary Randolph.
Miss Sally Schroeder. Miss Audrey
SachetJ, Miss Laufa Butler, and Miss
Miriam Crosby.
One Of the most attractive of yes
teTday 5 lunCheCns was the one given
by Mrs. NesDaT1an Warner in honor OF
Mrs. Admer Funk. of Bloomington. III.
James r Mann. Mrs Ray mond Patter-
son. Mrs Black. Mrs Willis Moore.
Mrs. Stirling. Mrs. Boutwell,. Mrs. Cor
don. and Miss Maths.
Mrs. r. Victor CordelI was also
luncheon hostess Yesterday. entertaining
In honor of Miss Louie Clarke, Of Roe-
ton. Among those present were Mrs
Miss Pansy Perkins. Miss Madge James.
of San Francisco: Mrs Mckee OF New
orleans, and Miss Thompson.
Mrs. Devin, of 1714 / street. will not
receive on Thursday
The Comptroller of the Currency and
MIS-. Rldgeley were guests Of honor ar
a dinner, given last night by Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Harlow.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernhard y Bebrend
OF Baltimore spent a few DAYS in this
titH Win lhelr parents. Mr. and Mrs
trial Behrend.
Miss Tessie Stern and Miss Carve |
ffammerSldW. of Baltimore spent n few,
uayS with their cousin, Miss Sarah
Rubins, of Alexandria
Mrs, Samuel Peck, of the WincbeS-
Ier, mas as her guest her nephew, /
samuel Schwartz, Of Denver. Colo
Mrs Julius l. Engel Of New York 1
city, IS in the city, the guest of her
sister, Mrs. NJ Greenabaum.
David A Miller has returned from /
trip TO Philadelphia.
a Morstoff, who has been visiting
his relatives IN New York city. re-
turned to his home in this city.
Mrs. NJ Stern and daughter. Miss
Helene Stern, spent a few days in
Baltimore this week
Mrs. Roosevelt entertained a Iarga to,-