The Washington times., 1906-10-31
MRS. ROOSEVELT OFF
FOR VIRGINIA HOME
viii Spend Remainder of
Week With President
at Pine Knob.

Knob" in the mountains OF Albermdrle
County. Va. They VIII spend much of
their time on horseback. making lonG
excursions into the mountains. and win
return 10 the White House on Monday.
Mrs. Roosevelt occupied a box at the
concert of the Philadelphia Symphony
Orchestra yesterday afternoon IN the
Belasco Theater. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Clifford Richardson, Mrs. Ar
chibald Hopkins. Mrs. Pellew, Mrs. Bay
ard. and Miss Isabelle Hagner. Mrs.
Roosevelt was dressed in a simple black
soft wool cloth gown, tailor-made, and
close fitting, and wore small black
hat with a delicate black face veil,
and elbow length black kid gloves.
Summer Imprisoned in the heart Of
winter is the keynote of this season s
interior decorative fancy, Of which the
Presidents wife IS the leader Mrs
Roosevelt, Indirectly, is doing a great
deal 10 extend the fondness for rattan
and willow furniture.
Her idea is best set forth in The green
room of the White House, which she
has turned into an indoor bower. VII
low furniture is used exclusively fin this
apartment, and is charming in It's fresh
OF green. Most of the settees. sofas and
chairs are OF pale green, others, shad-
ing TO the natural hue.
Asparagus vines trail from big bowls
The whole result Is a sylvan effect.
Nine. Quesada. wife of The minister
from Cuba, left Washington for New
York today. She viii spend a week IN
shopping and visiting. The minister
has not selected house 10 bc used as
a legation and may remain az a hotel
all winter.
The Baroness yon Sternburg. wife Of
the German Amba assadOr. occupied a box
adjoining that of Mrs. Roosevelt at the
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra con
cert yesterday. She was accompanied
by Major Koerner. military attache of
the embassy, and Frau Won kuhlmann,
wife OF the counselor Of the embassy
Among other prominent society peop,-
who made up the very large audience
Were the Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy and Mrs. Truman H. Newberry
Assistant Secretary OF War ana Mrs
Oliver. the Comptroller Of the Currency
and Mrs. and Miss Rjdgcly, Mrs. John
X. Mclean who had with her in her
p0N MISS LOtG Robinson, Of Baltimore,
Miss Peilew, and Miss Owen. Mrs r.
X GoldsborouEh and party. Mrs. e. J.
Bell and Mrs. Gardiner Hubbard and
Miss Grace Bell the Misses Cryder, Mrs
James Hartman and Miss Hartman,
and the counselor Of the japanese En-
Dassy and Madame Miyaoka.
Mr.. Bermudcz. charge daffaires OF
Uruguay, mas returned 20 Washington
and established himself for the winter
at 1872 n street. The Minister from
Uruguay. Senior Doctor Eduardo Ace
-
October %. and after spending six weeks
IN Europe. he is expected to arrive here
about December l5 10 assume his official
duties.
Dr. Joseph Anderson, uncle Of I.arz
Anderson. has taken an apartment I'm
the Connecticut until December I5 and
with his three charming daughters Will
spend the early season in Washington.
Mr. Justice and Mrs. Joseph McKen-
ma, who have given up their home on
Rhode Island avenue for the season. will
take possession OF their apartment in
the Ccnnecticue, tomorrow. Mrs. Nc
kenna health Is considerably i'm
proved.
Mrs. J. Milton Boone, Of Pennsylvania,
Is making a round of visits in Washing
ton with her sisters, Mrs. MeTtZ, Mrs
hewitt. and Mrs. Fenning She is ac-
companled by her young daughter, Jean
neJte. Mrs. Boone was formerly Miss
Bessie Hine. daughter Of former Com
missioner Lemon @. Hine, and her we'd
ding here was an important social event
or Few years ago.
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs.
Charles ". Russell have given up their
home 1909 Eighteenth street for the sea
son. Mrs Russell will spend the great
er part Of the winter with her son,
Jack Russell i'm Martinsburg, ". Va
g hegrTTn IA rff Of 7ar
Miss Sally Franklin Schroeder, daugh-
ter of Capt. and Mrs. Seaton Schroeder,
will spend the month OF November max
ing visits IN Warrenton, Va
Colonel and Mrs. Hatfield will enter
tain at a tea on December / to present
their young daughter, Miss Helen Hat
neld, TO society This viii be given in
the quarters or the commanding officer
at Fort Myer and will take on dis
unctly military atmosphere.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee win close
their summer home, "GraCeland." at
Elkins. w. Va, November s, and re-
open their city house on Massachusetts
avenue.
Mrs. f. 3. Loring will entertain at an
afternoon tea next Tuesday in honor
of one Of the seasons debCtantes, Miss
Caryl Crawford, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Crawford, VINO have an
apartment for the season in Stoneleigh
court. Miss Crawford will be the first
debutante presented this year. She is
an attractive young woman of many ac-
complishments and has spent the last
two years at a fashionable school in
Washington.
The Misses Gaines have removed from
Al East Capitol street 10 the Alton
House, Thirteenth and Massachusetts
avenue, for the winter
Mrs. Christian w. Dunlop, who has
been confined to her home by illness
for several weeks. is improving.
Miss Eppie Ricketts,, of Rockville.
Md, is visiting her cousins, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Cole.
Miss Eloise Si9sel will give a Hallow-
cen party tonight.
The women of St. Margaret's Epis-
copal Church have arranged for a
luncheon and fair TO be held for the
hann6- q that q os, ffs n