The Washington times., 1906-04-04
SUNSHINE CALLING
SOCIETY OUTDOORS
Open Air Entertainments
Will Soon Begin.
LEADERS GO tt. SEE RACES
Many of Most Prominent Folk of
Washington and Diplomatic
Corps at Benning.
LEADERS GO TO SEE RACES


Corps at Benning.
If good weather continues TO smile
upon Washington. a number of the out
door entertainments for charity which
have been arranged during Lent viii
materialiZe. and there win be a spicy
variety TO the social program.
The British Ambassador and Lady
Dursnd Nxlll be the most important en-
tertainers OF the day. having as their
guests the distinguished visitors from
Canada, the GoVernor-General and
Countess Grey and party.
Baron Won dem Bussche- -Haddenhaus-
en-. the counselor of the German En-
bassy. is still detained in Washington
on account Of the illness of the baron
ess. who is suffering from fever II is
not now known when they viii be able
10 leave this country. The Baroness is
q great favorite here and her friends
remember her daily with flowers.
There was splendid showing Of So
ciety people at the Benning races yes
terday afternoon people taking advan-
tage OF the first fair day 10 run out
Baroness Hengelmuller, wife OF the
Austrian Ambassador, was there. also
the Counselor OF the French Embassy
and Nine. des PorteS de Ia Fosse. the
Belgian Minister and Baroness Mon
cheur. the Minister from Denmark.
Count and Countess Seckendorff. Mr.
Pulido. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howard Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Longworth. Mr. and
Mrs. Preston Gibson. Afr. and Mrs
Hugh Legare, Mr.. and Mrs. Emo. Miss
ElkinS- Miss Warder and Miss Cotton
There viii be even a finer display OF
mats gowns and pretty women this
afternoon.
The Belgian Minister and Baroness
Moncheur entertained at dinner last
evening. complimentary 10 Mr.. Black
ford. of Baltimore
Mrs Won Meyer. wife Of the United
states ambassador to Russia. was host
esS at a dinner last evening
Hiss Mary Caroline Ord announces
the engagement Of her niece. Miss
Elise Marsteller. 10 Harry Sanderson
Mulliken. Of Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont have
completed the purchase of a triansu-
lar lot at the intersection of New
Hampshire avenue. Eighteenth and r
streets, ana will, as soon as plans are
completed, begin the erection of a resi-
dence there for permanent home
Until this house is completed they viii
continue to occupy each season th.
residence on Scott circle which they
leased from Mr. Morgan, Of New York
entertained with an informal talk on
settlement work in New York. In the
drawing rooms of Mr. and Mrs VIII
liam Boardman. yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Fairbanks will probably 20 to
the Virginia Hot Springs immediately
after Easter for a few weeks rest. She
is in need of respite from constant
social duties before resuming sprir,e
entertainments. Never has there been
woman in official life in Washington
who has so met the requirements of
society as has Mrs fairbanks.
Senor Don Jerman Munita. first sec
retary OF the Chilean legation. has
gone abroad.
Mr- and Mrs. Edison Bradley have re-
turned to the city and will soon have
as their guests Gen. and Mrs Franklin
Bell.
Mrs. David Hirsh. of Fredericksburg.
Va. spent few days here with her
sister, Mrs. 3. Sinsheimer
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis J. Brown enter
tanned at dinner with guests from this
city, Baltimore, and Philadelphia last
qxraf,frcr in, honnr Of
day anniversary.
Mrs. Leo Sheonthal, OF Westminster
street. entertained last evening in honor
OF her cousin, Miss Alma Gassenheimer.
OF Mobile, Ala, Those present were Mr..
and Mrs LuIlay, Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
Miss Loeb. Miss Engel. Miss Korman.
Simon Stein, John Norman. and Louis
Greena baum.
Miss Julia Goldsmith. of Fredericks-
burg. Va, who has been the guest of
her sister. Mrs. Rheine, for the last
five weeks. returned to her home today
Mrs. Meyer Nordlinger, of @ street
was the hostess at a bridge whist party
Monday afternoon in honor of out-of-
town friends. The guests prize was
won by Mrs. Seigfried Fantl, of Savan-
nah, Ga, and the other prize by Mrs
Isaac w. Nordlinger. Those present
were Miss Rita Wolferman. of Streator
H.; Mrs. Fantl. Mrs Henry Kaufman.
Mrs. Salvador Richards, Mrs. Phil King
Mrs. Rudolph Behrend, Mrs. r. w.
Nordlinger, Mrs. Louis Eiseman. Mrs.
Sydney Reisenstein. Miss Edna Weyl.
and Mrs. Sydney c. Kaufman
The following Washington people are
visiting in New York today:
c. H. Birdsar. ]. 3. Church. A II.
Colver. II. T. Onterdinger. r. L. Smith,
w. II. Barnum. c. J. Blanchard, F. w.
+. c. James. H. c. Karr,
V II. Manning. A Mann, c. J. Mare.
Mrs. S. L. Norvell. III. II. Patton. f.
T. Perkins, r. c. Adams. J. c. Cable,
H S. Deyer. S. f. Forman. w. r. Hall.
II NJ Hepburn. E. T. Howe. Mrs w
l.. knowles, Mrs. r. w. Peckham, T.
Percy, ]. l. Saks. J. n. Scale.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
William B. Carter and Elnora BurreI
Thomas c.. King and Louise F. Jeffer-
son.
William r. Brown, Elyria, Ohio. and