The Washington times., 1906-01-12
PHILIPPINE PARTY
To HAVE REUNION
Will Be Given Tea by Miss
Roosevelt.
DINNER TO IUOICIAR Y
President and Mrs. Roosevelt VIII En-
terrain Supreme Court on Next
Thursday Evening.
DINNER TO JUDlCIARl


Miss Alice Roosevelt viii give a tea
on Monday afternoon 10 members Of
the party who accompanied Secretary
Taft on his trip TO the Philippines.
Miss corinne Robinson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson. OF New
York. is spending week at the White
House. Miss Ethelberta Russell, also
Of New York. is making a brief visit 10
the Presidents daughter.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt have
issued invitations to a dinner on Janu-
airy 25 in honor of the Supreme Court.
The reception to the judiciary will be
held on next Thursday evening. The
President and Mrs Roosevelt will also
give a dinner party on Friday evening.
January 26.
Secretary Hitchcock went to New York
today 10 attend the funeral OF NJ
Dwight Collier, brother of Ms Hitch
cock, whose unexpected death has
plunged the Secretary's family into
mourning Mrs. Hitchcock and Miss
Hitchcock went to New York yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Fairbanks who
have been visiting the formers parents.
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks. will
leave Washington today for their home
in Chicago.
The Mexican Ambassador and Nine
Casasus left Washington this morning
for New York and Philadelphia. They
will be gone week or ten davs. The
Misses Casssus accompanied their par.
cuts
Anselmo De La Portillo, who was re-
Gently appointed secretary of the Mexl-
can embassy here. will arrive in Wash
ington in few days. Senior De La Por-
tillo succeeds Joseph F. Godoy, who has
been transferred 10 Cuba as minister
from Mexico.
The German Amba ssadOr and Baron.
oss v1n SteTnburg will give a reception
tonight. The entertainment will be the
first of its kind in the German embassy
since the return from abroad OF Baron
and Baroness Won Sternburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitelaw Reid were en-
tertained in New York last night with
dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton
Mckay Twombly and later at a ,.lusi-
Gale reception in the home of Mrs
Trenor l.. Park. The ambassador will
return 70 England next Wednesday
and Mrs. Reid and their daughter. Miss
Jean Reid. will follow shortly.
Walter Paris, the artist, has returned
to Washington. after visit 10 Boston.
ON Tuesday evening Mir. Paris enter
tanned a number OF members or the BOs-
ton Symphony Orchestra.
Mrs Samuel Spencer gave a luncheon
yesterday afternoon, when her guests
We're Mrs. Gait Smith, OF Wilmington,
Del; Mrs. Truman II. NewberTy. Mrs
Kearney, Mrs. Hawkins Mrs. johnson,
Mrs. Carroll. Mrs. Arthur Lee. Mrs. Rus
sell and Mrs. Audenreid.
At her reception yesterday afternoon
Mrs. Alger, wife of Senator Alger, was
assisted By her daughter, Mrs. Chaffee:
Mrs. Sheldon, OF Harrisburg, ana Mrs
Frederick Alger.
Mrs Barney Will be at home on sun
day afternoon, Tor which time she has
invited a few friends To meet Ben Greet
whose Shakespearean performances next
week Will be one of the notable theatri-
cal events or the season.
An informal dance will be given at
Washington Barracks this evening
These dances have been a pleasing di-
version for the young people of the post
and their friends.
Mrs. Donald Mclean. president general
of the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton. was yesterday the guest OF capt
NraIN Z
appointed tea. Assisting the hostess and
her guest of honor were Mrs Leroy Tut
tic. Mrs. simpson, Mrs. ]. J. Knapp.
Mrs. Eakin Gadsby. Mrs. II. NJ. Hodges.
Mrs. Wallace Mclean. Miss Goodwin,
Miss Bessie Mclean ard Miss Elsie Nc
Lean.
Mrs. Anna Smith and hel son Robert
have moved from the Ir,ingtOn 10 l4l4
/ street.
DR.. Randolph Carmiche' mas returned
from Philadelphia. where ne went to at
tend the convention of the Dermatologi-
cal Society, OF which he is a member.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Lesser and daughter.
Miss Roselle Lesser. % Augusta. Ga. en-
route from New York, were the guests
Of Mrs. NJ. Silver. of New Hampshire
avenue. for a few days. Miss Lesser
will remain for a few weeks.
Rabbi Abram Simon, of the Eighth
Street Temple. of this city, has gone to
New York TO deliver a series of lectures
Last night he opened a course of winter
lectures at the Young Peoples Literary
Society of the West End congregation:
this evening he will talk at the Young
Mems Hebrew Association; Saturday
morning he will occupy Dr. Moses pull
pit: Saturday afteTnon at the "Educa-
tional Alliance" and Sunday morning
he wiz lecture 10 the Brotherhood of the
Temple Emanuel. DR.. Simon is expected
home Monday morning.
An election of officers of the Mercan-
tile Club took place Wednesday night.
when the following officers were elect
ed: Harry King, president: Joseph
vice president; Daniel p.
Gusdorf secretary. and Nose Eiseman,
treasurer.
Mrs. ]. Kronheimer. of T street. en-
tertained the Thursday Evening Club
last night at her new home. Among
those present were Mrs. Sam Bensinger
Mrs. Louis Sewmyer, M.s. Max Fischer,
Mrs. Julia I.uchs, and MIS-. n Sigmund
THIS YEAR OF 1906.
This wear of 1906 corresponds to the
year 66l9 of the Julian period; the year
5666-6s61 of the Jewish era (the year
5561 begins at sunset On September l9):
the year 2659 since the foundation of
Rome according to Varro; the year 1855