The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-22


which viii call for the attention OF So
ciety people. There viii be several din
ner parties. those OF DIR. and Mrs. Ere
mort Smith, the military attache of the
German embassy, and Frau Korner be-
iRg among the number
captain Brugere, son OF the famous
French general, arrived in Washington
today and tonight will be the guest at
dinner OF Captain Fourier, military at
tache OF the French embassy.
The Vice President and Mrs. Fair
banks were the guests Of honor last
evening when Representative and Mrs.
J. Sloat Fassett were hosts. Other in
yitei guests were the Minister from Nor
va! and Nine. Hauge, Senator and Mrs.
Dryden. Rear Admiral Perry, Mrs
Croker, Miss Kibbey and Mr.. Thayer.
The Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks
entertained at breakfast this morning ].
r Manning. John A Mead, Of Yer
mont, and Henry r Woodland. of this
city. Mr.. Manning was one of the dele
gates at the Republican convention IN
Chicago.
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bel Mckinley at luncheon yesterday.
Miss Enroll Cuthbert Browne VIII
soon leave Washington for New York.
where she VIII be the guest OF Miss Nc
AdOo. Mrs Preston Gibson will return
70 this city with her and be her guest
for some time.
Mrs. Alger viii not be al home this
afternoon.
Senior Don Luis de Oliveira Gear. Sec
ond secretary OF the Argentine legation.
who went away several months ago on
leave OF absence, has returned 20 his
duties at the legation. Senior Gear ar
rived in New York yesterday on the
Kaiser Wilhelm H. He is now in New
York, but is expected at the legation this
evening or tomorrow.
Lieutenant Carmody entertained AT
dinner last night aboard the U. S. S.
Puritan. The guests were Lieutenant
Mclean, L S. N, Surgeon Beache, [.
q n; Captain Roosevelt, u. s. NJ
c, Captain Hooker, L. S n. G. Can
tain Chandler, L. s. A, and Lieutenant
Rose. L. s. n.
Mr- and Mrs Frank Garley. of New
York. are at the Gordon Mrs Garley
VIII spend some time with her mother.
Mrs King, and her sister, Mrs Perrin
Airs. Mitchell Depew, of New York.
is at the Arlington
Mrs Marian Perry Maus. who has
spent the winter with her parents, Mr..
and AIRS. Charles H. Poor. at 1914
Twenty-first street. viii leave Wash
iHgtOn within a week and join her
husband. Colonel Aaus. at Monterey,
Cal, where he has been assigned Mrs
Maus was with her husband in the
Philippines until III health drove her
10 Washington
Mrs. Alice Butler Terry. or Lexing-
ton, Mass. arrived in Washington to
day and VIII be the guest OF her sis
ter-in-law. Mrs Richard Butler, at the
Rochambeau.
The members of the AmaryaIlis Club
gave their third dance Of the season at
Pythian Temple, Tuesday evening A
number of clubs was epresented-Sem-
moIes, UniqUes. Continentals. and Wash
ingtonians. II is the intention Of the
club 10 have a May ball
Mrs Meyer FeIIheimer, Of the Ash
burn, Thirteenth and Harvard streets.
has as her guest her mother. Mrs. L.
Jonas, OF Nashville. Tenn They will
De at home tomorrow afternoon.
A few members OF the Mercantile
Club gave an informal subscription
dance ar their new home. Ninth and NJ
streets. last evening A buffet supper
was served.
Mr.. and Mrs Nose Stern entertained
last evening IN honor of the twenty-frsJ
birthday o. their son. Adelabert Stern
Mr. and Mrs julius l. Engel, Of New
York city. returned to their home to-
day.
Miss Edna NJ weyI, Of r street. En-
tertained with bridge whist yesterday
afternoon In honor OF Mrs. Seigfreid
F'antl. of Savannah, Ga, and Miss Rita
WoIFerman. Of StreatOr. Ill. The table
decorations were in pink Mrs Henry
Kaufman won the first prize, and Mrs.
Fantl the guests prize.
A tea and handkerchief oazasr VISA
held in the parlors of the National Ho-
Eel last evening by the ladies OF the
First Presbyterian Church for the ben
EFT OF the Pastors Aid Society