The Washington times., 1906-02-26
y. ~ TIE CIRCLE OF SOCIETY.
Several Pretty Social Func-
lions Scheduled.
BACONS WILL ENTERTAIN

Larz AndeTsOns After Dining Select
Company Will Introduce Char
acteristic Musicale.
There are a number of delightful
events on today and this evening for
the social world.
Chief of them is the dinner at the
Mexican embassy. when the Ambassa-
dor and Nine de Casasus viii enter
tain u notable party.
The Belgian Minister and Baroness
/ Moncheur will be hosts at a tea this
afternoon Miss Clayton. who is
spending the winter here. viii assist
her sister. the baroness.
The Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Bacon have invited guests
TO dinner to meet Mrs. Muir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Larz Anderson will
follow out the custom established by
them the first Of the season, and
will entertain at a dinner party to-
night Their musiCales have been a
delightful afteT-feature OF all of their
dinners during the winter.
Senator Keau viii be a dinner host
tonight. and there are a number Of
other dinner parties on for the eve
ming.
Miss Eltzab beth KuowIton Dodge and
Ensign Hugh MacLean Walker will he
married at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon
at st. Johns Church.
An event which will follow a num-
Der of the larger dinner parties and
which win bring together q notable
number of guests will be the recep
ton at o'clock tonight rhen Repre-
sentative and Mrs. John Dalzen will
give d reception 10 meet the Pennsyi-
vau.a delegation.
Mr. and Mrs. Seckendorff have re-
turned to Washington for the season
end and are at their home, a fine old
place on GEORGETOWN Heights. Mrs.
SeckendorfT was formerly Mrs. Bonner.
She and Mr.. Seckendorn went abroad
after their marriage in New York. No
vember q. and upon their return to this
country went to their country estate in
New York.
Capt. and Mrs. Warren c. Beach
viii leave their home in New York
Thursday and will open their II street
house in this city for the spring
Countess de Chambrun, the daughter
Of Mrs. Nicholas Longworth. ST.. who
came over To attend the marriage of
her brother. Nicholas LongwUrtn. 10
Miss Roosevelt, VIII sail for home ia
France March /.
The former Minister to Sweden and
Miss Ferguson gave a luncheon yester-
day at Chevy Chase in honor of their
guest Miss sargent Of Boston Tie
Minister from Norway and Nine.
Hauge and William Penn Cresson were
among the guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Micou. the
latter formerly Miss Herbert, daughter
of the eX-Secretary OF the Navy, have
gone to New Orleans to attend the
Mardi Gras festivities
Mrs. John B Macauley has gone to
New York for a visit with Miss kath-
crime Mechem. OF 12 West lo-d street
Midshipmau ". Il Capron United
States Naval Academy. has been grant
ed four months leave, which he is
spending with his relatives near Fort
Myer.
The Georgetown Assembly will give
the last dance of the season this even
ing.
Mis- Sadie Silver. of New Hampshire
avenue. and her guest. Miss koseile
Lesser. of Augusta, Ga. nave returned
to the latter's home. where Miss Silver
viii remain for couple of months.
Miss Josephine Steinbergcr. who has
spent the past four weeks IN New ork
city. and TWO weeks in Baltimore. has
10 her home on New Jersey
avenue
Miss winifred Stern, who has been in
New York city for a couple of weeks,
has returned home
Herbert Guggenheim. of West Wash
ington, gave a stag party last night IN
the rathskeller of his home in honor of
his twenty-first birthday. Everything
was most cieveriy arranged and the
lecora tons We're in the Phoenix Clubs
coIors. brown and white. The guests
names were arranged as a theatrical
program with d clever bit of verse
descriptive of each one. Those present
were Leon Pretzfelder, Sydney Guggen-
helm, Leo Fishei. Nathan Frank,
gar Kaufman. Philip Kronheim, How
ard Sigmund. Meyer Loeb. Goldie Sig
mund. Milford Stern, Bert Cohen. Al
win NeWmyer, Percy Hirsh. Philip Her
man. Milton Baer. Maurice Simon.
Clarence GrosneT. Charles Abbot. Sam
Worsman. of Baltimore Clarence Sack
erman. Sydney Gump. of Richmond.
Richard Sinclair, and Arthur Abbot.
The following Washington people are
i'm New York today:
H Armstrong, Miss Blondheim. Miss
Case, Miss c. French, L. jefferson, @
z. Mitchell, NJ. Mudd. jr.. ". q. Schap-
port X r. Sherman, |. .. SpangIeT, ".
:. Towers, O. Wentworth. +. c. Adams
Miss c, Adams. Z. c. Adriance, W. Fl.
II Allen, II, Arthur. r. G. Barry, F.
Collins, T. J. Dallas. i. II. Daniels, r.
c. Dove. J. ]. Gerheen, II. w. Grace,
E. ". Halpuu, p. II. Hills, W j.
Jacob, F p Lacroft. II T. owe, w
b. Matthews. A McCormici-. n. c.
Murray, Nj. J. Dosenau. w. +. Saun-
ders. @. u. Sherman, ], IL. Shreve. p
Taylor. J. Watson, l.. Wells, and +. j.
Wilsey,