The Washington times., 1906-03-03
LUNCHEON
BY MRS. SPOONER
Baroness Won Sternburg
Guest of Honor.
MRS. LETTER GRANDMOTHER
Seventeen Birthday of Justice Brown
Celebrated With Delightful
Reception.

Mrs. Spooner, of Wisconsin, wife of
Senator Spooner, gave d luncheon to-
day in compliment to Baroness Won
Sternburg. The other guests invited
We're Mrs. Holmes, Mrs Taft. Mrs. Wet
more, Mrs. Burrows, Mrs Alger. Mrs
/ Buckley, Mrs. Newberry. Mrs Hobart.
! Mrs. Daniel Manning. Mrs. Cowles, Miss
/ Kean, Mrs Kusar, Mrs MacVeagh.
/ Mrs. Walcott. and Mrs. Nicholas Fish
Mrs. L. Z. Letter, who received news
1 Of the birth of "a son 10 her son-in-law
and daughter. the Earl and Countess
/ Of Suffolk, at CharIeCou Park. Malmes-
/ bury, the family seat in England. last
night, is now in Chicago, visiting her
| son, Joseph Letter, and her sister. She
will return here tomorrow night, but.
I as an ocean voyage means much 10 her,
will not sail for Europe until May
The good fortune brought TO the house
of Suffolk and Berkshire by Countess
Marguerite means much TO the family.
MI and Mrs Girard Foster, who
spent part Of last winter and early
spring at Stoneleigh Court, in this city,
are travelling in Spain
The SEVENTEEN birthday of Justice
Brown. OF the Supreme Court. was Cele-
brated with a large reception given last
night by Charles Henry Butler, reporter
OF the Supreme Court. at his home in l
street. Mr.. Butler had assisting him IN
receiving his guests. Mrs. Butler, Miss
Butler Mrs Justice Brown. Mrs. jus
tice Harlan. Mrs. Charles D. Walcott.
Mrs. James r Garfield. Mrs James B.
Perkins. Mrs. Richard Butler. Mrs. J.
oh Ire
James Brown Scott. Miss Waring. of
Yonkers and Miss N ryan.
Among the friends OF Justice Brown
who called to congratulate him were
Justice Harlan. Justice Brewer. Justice
Holmes. Justice McKenna. Justice Day,
the German Ambassador, the Brazilian
Ambassador. tie Chinese Minister the
Bolivian Minister Mr.. Hioki. charge
d afTaires for japan; Mr.. HaninaTa. At
torney General Moody. Secretary TAFT.
Secretary Shaw Senator Newlands- Sen
ator Bacon Senator Wetmore, Senator
Depew. Senator Buckley, Senator Brand
egee. Senator Crane. Representative
James r. Mann. Representative Hoar,
Representative McMOran. Represents
tive Fassett. Representative BOutell.
Representative Lawrence. Representa-
tive Olcott. Assistant Secretary New
berry. Major McCawley. General CroZ-
Ter General Hawkins. Charles B. Wal /
colt. Aulick Palmer. Prof. Scott Dr. /
Woodward Dr. Hamlin. Mr.. Titman,
Justice Morris, Mr.. Putnam, Judge !
1. Allen. Chief Justice Clabaugh. Gen /
eral Sanger. United States Treasurer \
Treat. Mr.. Faust. Brainard II. Warner. !
Chief Justice Shepherd, Prof St George !
Tucker Hennen Jennings, Dr. Needham. |
Prof Vance. Prof. James Brown Scott, !
General Kearney. Mr. Chatard. DR.. Lor- /
Judge Peeile. George F. Becker. DR.. Nc
Kim. Mr.. Gordon-Cumming. Major |
Wright. Mr MeKenney. James B. Per- |!
lEins. Nicholas Luquers. DR.: Edward |
Justice Crowns health was pledged
heartily by his friends. and f1attering
speeches were made. There was music
from an orchestra all during the recep-
ton. and yellow tulips made pleasing
decoration.
A small company of friends assembled
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
Moulton on Tuesday evening last in
honor of the fifth anniversary Of their
After pleasant evening the guests
-reshments were served from table
BEAUTIFULLY decorated with American
Beauty and Bride roses. Among those
present were Judge and Mrs. II. ,
Moulton, Mr.. and Mrs Irwin B. Moulton,
Mrs, j. w. Finn. Miss Tippett. Miss
Bunnie Tippett, Miss Mary HartIy, Miss
lara COOKE. MISS EIna MOuiton. Tip- |
)itt HUNT. j. w. Finn, F. NJ. Brindley.
md ]. James Hartly.
Miss Jeanette NJ. Goldberg, of Jeffer-
ION, Texas, field secretary of the Jewish /
Chautauqua Society, who is here to adj
iresS mass meeting at the Eighth
Street Temple Sunday afternoon is the
suest of Rabbi and Mrs A Simon
gossip dispatch from Havana, Cuba.
elative to the visit of Representative {
md Mrs. Longworth says.
In spite of Representative and Mrs. |
4ongwOrth's expressed desire that there
hould be no formal entertaining done {
or them here some one con seIVed the
dea of giving them a complimentary
'erfcrmance at tie National Theater {