The Washington times., 1906-05-28
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White House Guests Re-
turn to New York After
Pleasant Stay.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Richardson, OF
New York. who have been the guests OF
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt fol
almost a week past enjoying dinner and
luncheon parties and trips down the
river with Mrs. Roosevelt, left the White
House this morning and have returned
TO their home in New York
Baron Won dem Bussche- -Haddenhau-
sen, counselor for the German embassy,
accompanied by the baroness and their
family. left Washington this morning
and VIII sail from New York tomorrow
for Berlin
The baroness never recovered sun
cientIy from. her long attack OF typhoid
fever TO take an active part in society,
but her last days here were exceedingly
pleasant Ones. her friends constantly re-
membering her with cards. notes, and
flowers.
NIr. and Mrs. + Stelnem viii be al
home, 11c9 2 street, Wednesday. May 80.
from 10 10 O'Clock. in honor of the con
irmation OF their son Albert
Mrs. Pail May, who has been the
guest OF he parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Bchrend, has returned 10 her home In
Charleston. w. Va.
Mrs. Ella s. knight. president OF the
Ladies' Union Veteran Legion AuXili-
airy No. 32. left the city this week 10 at
tend the national meeting of the Fedora
tiou Of Women s Clubs now being held
a 81. Paul After the convention Mrs
knight viii spend the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. +. q. AUlsbrook, at her
summer cottage. Bald Eagle Lake.
Mimi
The Phoenix Club and its friends.
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Louis New
myer. gave their first outing Of the sea
son, yesterday, when they spent the day
at Great Fails. A huge bus TOOK ths5
brought them home late in the evening.
Those present were Misses Maude BaeT.
Ma I'D Fellheimer. Eva Samueis. MerEI
Goldsmith Hortense SOndheimer, Sadie
Eiseman Jeanette Silver, Ernestine
Rich. May Hirsn. Flora Ganss. Camille
Herman. Estelle Hano. Flora Bernheim-
Stern. Cora SOmmers. Natalie Mayer.
Selma Kahn. and Bert Cohen. Percy
Hirsh. Leon PretzfeldCr Edgar kauf-
eugene gem G9Hins 4oi5is sqm3,5d N21nan F9Rk En
Newmeyer. Howard Sigmund, Philip
Herman. Philip kronheim. Herbert GUg-
genheim, sydney Sellingcr. Clarence
Grosner. Milton kronhelm- Leo flshel,
Maury Simon. and Milford Stern.
Mrs. D. Oettinger will be at home at
IIlS Fifth street. Wednesday. May 30
from 1 to 10 O'Clock. in honor Of the con-
firmation OF her son. David.
Miss Thesla Sondheimer has gone to
New York city. where she is the guest
OF her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. N
SiegCl. for the summer
In honor Of the confirmation Of her
son Milton Mrs. T.. Able Of 6i9 X
street wjl be at home Wednesday,
May 80, from to 10 r. m
Mr.. and Mrs Joel Hulman announce
the confirmation Of their daughter, En-
ilie. on "Wednesday Nav 90. They Will
be al home from 10 10 ?. n. on that
date.
Sir Henry Mortimer Durand sailed for
this country from Liverpool on the Lu-
cania OF the Cunard steamship line. Sat
urdav, ana will have the british en-
summer home. shortly after his arrival
Consul General Mason is a passenger
on board the American line steamship
Philadelphia. which sailed from Cher
bourg for New York
representative and Mrs. Nicholas
LonEworth have set the date OF their
long talked of trip 20 Europe and have
Louis OF the American line. sailing next
Saturday Mrs. LOnCworth. Mr.. Long
worth's mother, will sail the following
Saturday on the Philadelphia, Of The
same line