The Washington times., 1906-02-23

Mrs. WeiEhtmau Mr. and Mrs. Bel
mont. Mrs Slater. Mrs. Barney. and
Mr.. CTessOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francois Berger Moran
were hosts at d George Washington din
ner last night when the quaintest pos
sible cOnCeits suggestive of the birthday
OF the first President served as table
decorations. a large cherry tree. with
a hatChet buried 10 the handle IN Its
trunk served as a center piece, WnIe
two Gypsy baskets filed with Mt. Yer
non roses We're placed at either end,
colonial cOioTs being carried out in broad
tissue ribbons. The ices and COnfeCtiOns
celebration. Mrs Moran wore royal
purple embroidered velvet. Mr.. and
Mrs Oxnard Mrs. Basil Gordon Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Lamar. Mr. and
Mrs. Archibald Oracle. Mrs. Howell
Carroll Commander and Mrs. Fremont,
Miss Jackson. Mrs. J. II. Hudgins,
Lieut.. Col, George Barnett, William
HAYES Acxlen of New York Lieutenant
McCully. formerly naval attache at st.
Petersburg. and Mr.. Bermudoz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Glover were
also among the dinner hosts OF last
evening.
Mrs. Oldberg will open her studio this
afternoon from 4 TO O'Clock for her
regular Friday musical at home
Conradi's piano recital at the CoIum-
bia this afternoon viii cali out a fash
:onable contingent. The list Of patron
esses includes Mrs. Calderon Carlisle.
Mrs W S. Carroll. Mrs J. n Clapp
Lady DuraEd Miss Gwynn Mrs. Arnold
Hague. Mrs. Hale. Mrs Harlan. Mrs
Holmes. Mrs. Kean. Mrs. John r. Nc
Lean, Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. Z. f. Riggs,
Mrs. Sargent. Mrs. Slater. Mrs. w. A.
Slater. Mrs. N. X. Slack Mrs. VI.
Stesrns. Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth. Mrs
White. Miss Williams, Mrs. Clarence
Wilson.
The young ladies of Laise-P Phillips
School, Connecticut avenue. will be at
nome for the last time this season to-
day. from 8 TO 6 o'clock
Mrs. William Henry White. of Capitol
Hin. viii be at home tomorrow and the
remaining Mondays during the season.
street. was hostess at a delightfully."- ar
ranged luncheon Wednesday. which was
follow ed by d card party during the af-
ternoon. The prizes were sDlendidly Sc
lected. the table and house decorations
attractive. and the affair in every way
ENJOYABLE.
At the students ball. for the benefit
OF the George Washington University
Hospital which took place at the New
Willard last night, the young ladies' re-
ception committee of which Miss Need
ham was chairman. included: Miss An
derson, Miss Bastianelli. Miss Mary Car
ter. Miss Marion Dali. Miss Elkins. Miss
Ruth Ha1ford- Miss Heth. Miss Picket
Heth. Miss Jillson. Miss Katydid Jones'
Miss Kent. Miss EVELYN Knight Miss
Florence Libbey. Miss Mary McGhee
Miss McKnew. Miss Myrtle McCov
Miss Pauline Mueden. Miss Edith Need
nam. Miss Lucy Parker. Miss N W
Phillips. Miss Nara Portner. Miss Daisv
Prentice, Miss Ross. Miss Georgette
Ross. Miss Mary Rixey. Miss Harriet
Kichardson. Miss Elizabeth Stuart. Miss
helen Slater. Miss Alice Slater. Miss
Helen Seymour. Miss Josephine Shall
lenberger. Miss Hanna Taylor. Miss
Naomi THOMPSON. Miss Bovd Miss
Anne Wilson. Miss Eva Wilson. Miss
Berda Wilson. Miss Beatrice Walford
Mrs. Arson Miles and Mrs. Overton
have gone TO New York for a short
visit.
The following Washington people are
in New York today:
Mrs. H Basin, Mrs. c. B. Briggs. 4.
Bryant. j. T. Davis. r. F. Dolan, J. NJ.
Duryee, NJ. Durham, V. P. DeKnight,
V. G. Fischer. J. J. Griffith. Mrs. F. r.
Hagner, ]. E. Howard. ]. r. Hughes.
Mrs. e J. MacCartney, T. F. McGraw,
II. B. Merchant, T. w. Miller. Mrs. A
Mills, Mrs. 5. Moul. s. d. North. NJ f.
Rose. G. A. Rouse. c. T.. Smith, ]. G
Spring, Mrs. NJ. /. Turner. T. r.
Wheaton. s. n. Whitwell. W. A Wiley
c. p. Williams. 4. Abrahams. G. Alter
F. ]. Berry. Mrs. z. A. Bull, Mrs. s. B.
c. T. Dazey. G s. Ferris w. r. Card
ner. W. F. Hit, J. S. Jennings, W. L.
Johnston, c. 7. Moore, c. P. Purhaw,
w. NJ. Stewart.