The Washington times., 1906-03-02
SPR|NGLIKE DAYS
FILL BOULEVARDS
Handsome Equipages Crowd
ThOrOughfareS.
SOCIETY SEES DOG SHOW
High Grade CANNES of All Degrees
Are Now the Center of
Admiration.
SOCIETY SEES DOG SHOW

There was a regular carriage and
automobile brigade on the fashionable
driveways of Washington yesterday
afternoon and again this morning So
ciety people took advantage of the tenn
porary lull In exciting events to enjoy
the present fine weather. The real OBJ
jective point, however. for both those
driving and afoot was the dog show
under the Grand, where big dogs and
little dogs. pretty dogs and ugly dogs
all barking dogs-lold sway for the
present.
The most enthusiastic visitors were
society women who held in their arms
their own expensive pets, and girls who
know full well the striking effect they
create with a fine dog at the end or a
leash as they promenade the fashiona-
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore, Senator
Wetmore, Miss Wetmore, Roger Wet
more. Mr.. and Mrs. John F. wilkins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee. the Misses
Cassell, Miss Ada Newlands. the Misses
Patten. Mrs. and Miss Townsend. and
other prominent people were among the
visitors.
Senator and Mrs. Burrows will enter
tain at dinner party tonight, as will
Senator and Nrs. Dryden.
Charles ii Butler, reporter of the Su-
preme Court. @vill give d reception to-
night TO Justice Brown. of the Supreme
Court, giving his fIjonds an opportunity
to congratulate him upon his seventeen
birthday.
Edwin Y. Morgan, minister to Cuba,
yesterday presented his credentials TO
President Palma. Mr.. Morgan took the
famous old castle occupied by the
former minister, and will entertain ex-
tensively. During his last seasons resi-
dence in Washington he occupied q
house in Massachusetts avenue, and
made II famous for his well arranged
dinner parties, small but exclusive.
Miss Katherine O'Brien. daughter OF
the American minister to Copenhagen,
Will be married April q 20 Henry G.
Chiffon, secretary of the British lega-
tiOn at the same place
Mrs. Albert Clifford Barney is paint
ing a portrait Of Senior QueSada the
Cuban minister. He goes daily 10 her
studio for sittings.
Mrs. OIdbeTs will give her usual
musical at home at her studio in the
BaIesco, this afternoon, from 4 to 6.
Mrs. William p. DAILY, ssisted by her
guest. Mrs. William NJ. LerCh, of
CedartoWn, Nd. will be at home this
afternoon. at 1911 Rhode Island ave
nue..
Miss Alice Varnum. of Morristown,
n J.. will come to Washington next
week as the guest of Mrs. ndrew Y.
Bradley. Miss Narnum is known to SO
ciety people here because OF her hav-
ing served as bridesmaid for Mrs.
Bradley.
The Sixty-Couple Cotillon wiH be given
on Wednesday, April Is at Rauscher's. I
The committee in charge of the affair
of Mrs. g. II Campbell. Mrs.
Andrew Y Bradley. Miss Meyer. and
Miss Barnes.
Mrs. Conrad. widow of Major Caspar
Il, Conrad. |. :. a, and her daughter,
this week.
Miss Conrad is a girl of unusual beau
ty and charm of manner. She is We !
known in this city, and is being err
tertained a great deal. She VAS popu-
lar in army and navy society here. Miss
Conrad is now making a success on the |
stage, and IS playing this week at the !
New National.
\ charming luncheon was given by the |
women of the Pro Re Nata Club at the /
Shoreham on Wednesday after an in
Je resting and instructive talk on MorOc-
co by Ion PeTdiCaTis who is especially !
To discuss a subject that is |
now attracting the attention of three |