The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-02-14
SEVERAL DINNERS
FOR CHARITY BALL
Guests to Go From Table
to Willard.
GEN. BATES TO DINE ROOTS
Panama Minister Will Go Home Week
From Today, Leaving Mr.. Arose
mena in Charge.

mena IN Charge.
The charity BAN at the New Willard
tonight for the Children's Hospital Is
the occasion for a uumfer Of dinner
parties, the hostesses afteFward taking
their parties 10 the ball.
General and Mrs. Batea will have as
their guests or honor the Secretary of
State and Mrs. Root while the Austrian
Ambassador and Barore.s Hengelmull-
er Senator and Mrs. Iclktns. and Gen
eral Allen are AL 20 entertain.
Minister Obaldia will sail To- Panama,
February q. for a short visi. and dur
ing his absence, &. e. ArosemeHa viii
be left in charge OF the legation.
Owing 10 illness Of her young son Ma
dame de Obaldia. wifi 81 the Panama
minister. will not receive tomorrow.
The Belgian minister will 90 To New
York today for the wedding gift which
he and Baroness Moncheur viii present
10 Miss Roosevelt
Secretary Of Commerce and Labor ana
Mrs. MeIcul1 returned - Washington
yesterday from Annapolis. where they
went to attend the graduation of their
son. Victor Metcalf.
Among the Washingtonians who at
tended the graduation ball at Annapolis
last evening were Miss Minnie G. DER
ken, Miss Jennie NJ. Dlerken. and Miss
May Madigan. The party was chap
eroned by Mrs. Joseph Dierlzen-
3
of the Treasury. win leave Washing
ton today for Seattle TO res tmc his
duties with the Coast and GeodetIc
Survey. and Will later accompany a
Government survey party to Alaska,
Miss Susan Biddle gave a luncheon to-
day in honor Of Miss Swift. OF Detroit.
who 10 visiting Mrs. Frederick Aiger.
Her other guests were Mrs. Frederick
Alser. Mrs. McCarthy Mrs. Chester.
Mrs, Hodges. Miss Lydia Blddle. and
Miss Mccoy
The date of the wedding OF Miss Anna
McCaWley and Charles O'Donnen Lee
has been set for April 3 The wedding
viii be a small one, with 100 guests, at
the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and AIRS. Edward McCawley, in Rhode
Island avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. b. Butter. of San
Francisco. who are SPENDING The win
ter in Washington, announce the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Luvie
Jones Butler. 10 Capt Dan Tyles Moore,
of the United States Artillery Corps.
Mrs Lamar gave a luncheon at the
Connecticut today for Miss Bella Bate
man. the table showing an artistic ar
rangement Of tulips The faVurs Were
al suggestive OF st. Valentines day
To meet Miss Bateman were MISS
Miss TauaferrO, Miss Francis Cassell
Miss Converse, Miss Yerkes, Miss Han
nah TAYLOR Miss Enrol Cuthbert
Brown. and Miss India Bell Fleming
Col. and Mrs II. F. BIouut have as
their guest at The Oaks, Georgetown.
their daughter, MRS, Rose hIount Ms
bet, Of Kalamazoo. Mich. who Will Ee-
main with them until the first or mid
die OF April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julien A. Ripley. who
have been abroad since their marriage
last October, returned to New York
Saturday, and viii come to Washington
next week to- visit Mrs. Ripley's par
ents, MIR. and Mrs Charles j. Bell
Mrs. Long wife Of Senator Long, en-
tertained at luncheon today.
Mrs wiebers Melville. Of the Berk-
shire. Chaplin street, VIII Se at home to-
morrow afternoon.
Mrs. Sol Never. OF Massachusetts
avenue. gave d valentine tea Yesterday
afternoon. The table was decorated in
red. From candeIabra in the center
red ribbons ran marking each place
with red heart lettered in gilt
of each guest. Red carnations Were
strewn all over the table. Those pres
snU were Miss Lennie Scharf. OF st.
Louis: airs. Phil King. Mrs. Gerson
svdney c Kaufman. Miss Helene Else
man. end Miss Helene Engel-
The Ladies' Auxiliary of Eighth Street
Temple gave whist and euchre party
last night at ACker's Hall
Jewish Women. gave euehre party
last night at the lyceum In that city.
The following Washington people are
in New York today: c u; I1ockTo99
Hay. P. ]. Marchand. J, NJ, Masten-
A. J.. Reinhardt. l. d. Redmond. A
Akers. T. Clark, J. H COale. r. w
Gillen. and w. r. Gravener.
Mrs. Long. wife of the junior Senator
from Kansas, entertained at luncheon
today the wives OF the members of the
Kansas delegation. and Miss Bugg Miss
Curtis and her guest Miss Moore The
table was attractively decorated with
white tulips and maidenhair ferns.
A very pretty wedding took place to-
day at nigh noon in the residence of
Representative and Mrs. John "A. T.
Huh. when Miss Ella A. Wolfe was
married to John II. Jones by the Rev
DR.. Wallace Radcliffe, of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church. The house
was prettily decorated with palms ferns,
and great masses of yellow jonQuiIs and
tulips
There were no attendants. The bride
was dressed in a beautiful gown of pale
gray chiffon velvet. with a hat of the
same color, trimmed with touches of
pale blue. She carried a cluster OF
lilies of the valley and violets
Mrs. Hull was dressed In a charming
costume of gray crepe de chine trim
med in pale blue, and Miss Hull wore a
gown of light blue chiffon