The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-25
SENATOR'S WIVES
RECEIVING TODAY
President Dimes Supreme
Court Tonight.
MUSICALE BY, MRS. BELMONT
Dinners and Teas Will Help Make
This Exceedingly Active Day for
Washington Society.

Today is another unusually active day /
for Washington society. In the after
noon the wives of several Senators vii! |
receive. and in the evening Will be
large number OF dinners with the Pres !
ident among the hosts.
Besides the President state dinner |
TO the Supreme Court. there will be a |
large and fashionable musicale at the |
home of Mrs Perry Belmont on Scott
Circle Caruso. OF the Metropolitan
Opera Company. assisted by Miss Alb
bort will sing. The number OF guests
invited is limited 10 the seating capac-
ity of the ball room.
Mr. and Mrs. LarZ Anderson viii open
their house TO dinner party.
Representative William Il. Mckinley
will entertain the Illinois delegation in
Congress. with the Speaker as the guest
of honor. al a dinner. Miss Maths, who
is a niece Of Representative Mckinley
and who presides over his household in
the absence of Mrs Mckinley in Europe
brought from the West with her. upon
her return yesterday. Miss Dallenbach,
OF Champaign. III. who viii remain as
her guest for the season. Miss Maths
and Miss DaIlenbach viii be at home
February 6. al 1921 Connecticut avenue.
Senator and Mrs. Elkins will give a
dinner party for the Vice President and
Mrs. Fairbanks February ?.
Mrs. Potter Palmer who spent the
first DAYS after her arrival here from
Chicago as the guest OF Airs. Don Cam
eron. on Lafayette Square. Is now the
guest of Mrs. Slater. in Eighteenth
street. who mas invited number OF
society people TO meet Mrs. Palmer at
"a reception this afternoon.
Mrs. Stanley Mathews entertained
dinner company last evening, including
Secretary Wilson. Justice and Mrs
| Brewer Justice and Mrs. Brown. Sen
ator and Mrs. Spooner. Mr. and Mrs
James PInchot. Mrs. HobsOn. Captain
and Mrs. Glover, Mr.. and Mrs Chopper.
General Woodruff. and Miss Mitchell
A reception was given at the Waldorf
Astoria in New York in honor Of Mrs
Whltelaw Reid. by the California club
Of that city. Mrs. Ernest Dichman.
president OF the club. received with Mrs.
/ Reid, who wore a gown of black chiffon
cloth, and a small black bonnet. Strings
/ of pearls formed a contrast To the SOM
/ bre tone Of the toilet. There was music
d
served in one Of the smaller rooms All
OF the guests present were Californians
Mrs Reid, who was formerly Elizabeth
/ Mills. daughter of u. O. Mills. was born
I in California
/ Senator and Mrs Hopkins have issued
invitations for d dinner at the New VIII
/ lard, February ..
{ d
/ on or Indiana. have arrived in the
/ city and have taken an apartment at
the Cairo for the season.
/ Consul General 20 London and Mrs
/ Robert Wynne gave a box party al the
I National last evening when their guests
Fwere Representative and Mrs. James r
Mann Judge and Mrs Anderson and
4 Miss Perie Anderson. Following the
play. a supper was given AT the Ne"
/ Willard.
Secretary Of State Root has issued in
/ vitations to a luncheon TO be given at
the New Willard Saturday at 1870 in
honor of the commission from China,
now stopping al the Arlington
Mrs. oscar Crosby gave dance OF
[ thirty couples last night at the Sheri-
dan in honor of her daughter. Miss
Miriam Crosby. a debutante Of the sea
son The guests included the younger
set in social circles.
Mrs. Charles Henry Butler and Miss
Butler will give the last of a series 81
at homes today. Mrs. Butler Will be
assist ed in receiving by Mrs James Gar
held. and Miss Butler Will have with
her Miss Dorothy Ritter. of Phlladel-
phia, who is her house guest.
Mrs Amy r. Talbot. of New York,
has taken an apartment at Stoneleigl
Court for the winter.
The following Washington people are
in New York today: O. NJ. Allen. jr-- NJ
%. Cline, T ". Davy. s p. Ficklen. A
Fraser. Mrs. r. Patterson, F. II Pierce
Anderson. r NJ. Bentley, J. NJ. Colt, "
p. Greson, l. T. Gaff y. III. Henry. n
Jennings O. Lambert, DR.. T. ). Lee
Miss Nj. D. Lee, j. l.: Loose, }. "a Mas
ten. w. D. Mclean, II. 5. Reside. J. I
Schaaf. J. A. Seavy. S. y. Baker .. II
Dowel l. r. Fayling. H {. Kari. Mrs
Koontz. Mr. Horner. S. II. LOOMS, and
p. Mauro.
Mrs. William = Harris. Mrs. Ellen 5.
/ Nussev and Mrs. Mitchell Carroll VIII
receive with Mrs. Arthur Ramsay at
Fairmont Seminary tomorrow afternoon
I from to o clock.
Mrs. William c. Borden invited a
company to luncheon yesterday 20 meet
Mrs. Roe. wife of Gen. Charles +. Roe,
| of New York Others of the party were
Mrs Chaffee. Mrs Sternburg Mrs.
Knapp. Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. Hon, and
Mrs. Burr.
/ Mrs. William Warner. wife OF Senator
Warner of Missouri. and her daughter
| Mrs. Harwood. will receive on Thurs
DAYS al the Cairo. during the month OF
February.
Miss Katherine Elkins left the city
today for New York. where she VIII be
The guest for a few days of her cousin
, Miss Elizabeth Davis, who recently Wis
tied here.
Mr. and Mrs William Barrett Ridgely
have returned TO Washington from theil
Southern wedding journey and Mrs
RideeIv will be at home tomorrow al
the Portland. Miss Ridgeiy viii alsC
receive.
Miss Mary Duell. daughter of Judge
and Mrs Charles H Duell. debutan
of this season. entertained party O
girls at luncheon TO-DAY TO meet hel
2 house guest. Miss Stone. OF Syracuse
y. Y. who will be here for two weeks
Miss Florence Henson. of CoilinsVllle
H.. the house guest of Representativ