New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-04
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON.

From Tribune Eureaul
Washington Feb. S.-Vice-President and Mrs.
E-atrbanks held a reception tonight from to j
O'Clock for the members Of the Senate Members
Of the Cabinet. Supreme Court justices, msInoei'
of the House and others were invited Mrs' fdIi-
banks wore her inaugural gown. OF white satin
brocaded in gold. Assisting in the entertainments
wera Mrs Timmons, daughter OF Nice-Presloent
and Mrs Fairbanks. and Mrs j. N CaIF' VI
Indianapolis who arrived last night as thelr nOuse
guest -, ~,
William F. Draper. ex-Ambassador 70 ItalS' anu
Mrs Draper were dinner hosts tonight. invitlns
+bIr o,,asts TO meet the Austrian Ambassador and
r.roness yop HengemtilIer. Other guests were
Secretary and Mrs Metcalfe. Senator ana MIS- Bur
rows Senator Frye. Senator Bacon the ha'aA a.
tache OF the French Embassy and Viscountess oe
Faramond the Counsellor of the German EMBASSY
and Baroness dem Bussche- Hadaenhauseh
c,eraraI and Mrs Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Edison Brad
lev Mr. and Mrs. Legare. Mrs. Hobart, Nrs' wa
der Miss Sheriff. Miss Patten, Mr.. SfhaLey anu
Gist Blair -
the NavfoUer at he navy yard. having In the party
Miss Bacon Miss EIkins. Miss Parker, MISS OHVsr
and the officers of the ship. Mrs. Maus acted as
chaperon. the entire party sfterward gong 10
dance at the barracks
ton at dinner tonight, the company including
Representatives DENLY. Townsend. Gardner Ham
ilton. William Alden Smith. Samuel W. smith,
NcNorran For,lney, Bishop, Loud. Darrash ana
Young, Mr.. MeChS, Mr.. PerkllS. COIOH1i 4 1919 -
Rose Mr.. Carmichael and Frederick Aser'
Mrs DRYDEN had at luncheon with her To-Day
Mrs Gallnger, Mrs Alger, Mrs kean' Mrs' hey-
burn Mrs Hobart. Mrs. Lamar, Miss hean' MS
Audenried Mrs Lothrop Bradley. Mrs A p
Magruder Mrs. Butler Mrs Frederick AIger' MISS
Hale. Miss Mitchell. Miss Ida Thompson and MITE
KuZer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sommers entertained the largest
luncheon party OF the day. having with ner Mrs
Root, Mrs Shaw Mrs. Scott. Mrs. Hopkins. Miss
Cannon Mrs Burrows. Mrs. Deliver, Mrs Ray
mond Patterson. Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Needharn' MIS-
Black Mrs Bouten Mrs DENLY, Mrs. Duel, Mrs
Gale Mrs Gamble Mrs. Granger. Mrs. Fleming
Mrs HERSHEY, Mrs HARDWOOD. Mrs. Hooe. MIS-
Loose Mrs Latiner, Miss Morgan. Mrs Cornelia
Morgan Mrs Mason. Mrs. Richardson, Mrs Will
lam Alden Smith, Mrs. RadclIH. Mrs. SteTnburs
Mrs TaImage Mrs. Timmons, Mrs. William
Warner, Mrs B. II. Warner, Mrs. Weeks. Mrs
Wilson and Miss wilson of Evanston. H.
Mrs Richardson Clover gave her annual chill
dren's party at her home, in w-Hampshire-aVe.,
this afternoon. Most of the children Of members
Of the diplomatic corps and Of those whose parents
are well known socially were present. Mrs. Glover.
with her two young daughters. Dora and Beatrice,
received the guests. Mrs Clover wearing gown
of cherry colored chiffon and Irish point lace.
Miss Mabel Boardman gave dinner at her home
tonight for the members of the party who made
the trip to the Philippines with Secretary Taft
The table arranged in the shape OF a horse
shoe with Secretary Taft at the outer curve. Miss
Roosevelt occupied seat end of the shoe,
AS nearly as possible the dinner was replica OF
the one given to the party in Picking. Chinese
menu being used. Toasts responded by
Representatives Payne. Grosvenor and De Almond.