The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-03-15

Mrs. Richard Henry Savage will lee
ture on Marie Antionette at the Airing
ton this afternoon at 40. She is an
accomplished woman who has made an
impression on the literary world Of New
! York. She is a pleasant speaker, and
thoroughly conversant with the inter
esting history of the period OF Marie
Antoinette. She viii probably have as
large and interested an audience here
as IN New York. though the well-filled
social program of this afternoon may
interfere TO some extent
There will be a number Of dinner
parties tonight Colonel Morreu will
again entertain for his out-Of-town
guests; Mrs. Moran viii dine the Next
can Ambassador and Nine de Casasus
and a number OF other guests: Mrs
Cleveland Perkins and Mr.. and Mrs.
PeytOn Russell will entertain at din
ner; the wadsworth musicale viii be an
other impOr- ant event
ess Rosen viii entertain dinner party
tonight.
The Belgian Minister and Baroness
AIoncheur who have already given sew
eral dinners since relieved Of state
mourning, will again entertain tonight
The French Ambassador and Nine
Jusserand have cards out for a dinner
party March @
Secretary OF State and Mrs. Root Will
give a series Of dinners to members OF
the Diplomatic Corps, beginning with
next Monday
Society will be well represented this
evening at the gala performance of
/ ''HaenseI and Gretel.'' which is 10 be
given at the Metropolitan Opera House.
New York. for the benefit Of the Legal
Aid Society
The opera was selected by Mrs RoOse-
Welt, who viii be present. Many of the
/ patronesses will also attend the per
Torrance. thus assuring a brilliant audi
ence. They include Mrs. Douglas Rob
inson, Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting, Mrs
Charles T Barney. Mrs. F. Mcneil
Bacon. Mrs Cleveland H Dodge. Mrs
Morris K. Jessup. Mrs. E. J. Berwind
Mrs. Joseph II. Choate. Mrs. Elihu Root
Mrs. Henry Parish. jr.. Mrs. NJ Orme
Wilson, and Mrs J. Kennedy Todd.
Col. Edward De V Morreu. OF Phila-
delphia, gave dinner last night in COM
pliment 10 mis- house guests. Mrs Henry
Clark Mexican. Miss Edith T. Fisher.
and Thomas Ridgeway, all of PhilaGel-
phia, who are spending several days in
Washington.
Besides his house guests. Col. MorreIl
entertained the Belgian Minister and
Baroness Moncbeur. Representative
Bourke Cochran. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Don-
nell, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Legare, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Howard, Miss Patten. Miss
Isabel May, and Capt. Edward d. Cas-
sett.
Mrs. Townsend gave a large theater
party in compliment to her guests, MIR.
and Mrs. Ronalds, last evening, the
guests occupying four boxes at the Co
lumbia Theater. The performance was
followed by supper at the residence Of
the hostess on Massachusetts avenue.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Nicholas LongwoTt1, Mr.. and Mrs Guy
May and Miss May. Mrs Henry c. Cor
bin. Miss Brice. Miss Warder. Mrs. HUI
dekoper, and Chandler Hale
Miss Frances A. Keller, the young au-
thor of "Out of Work" who is spending
some days in town as q guest of the
Public Education Association of WASH
ington, studying local conditions here,
mas Deen the recipient OF UluCn aIIGn-
ton, including an open meeting of the
Central Labor Union, a mass meeting OF
the Young Women's Christian AsSocia-
ton, a special meeting Of the Woman'S
Council luncheon at Mrs Herbert Par
sons. a dinner at Mrs. La Follette'S. a
luncheon al MIS- Gittermans, and a spe-
cial meeting of the Association OF Col
legiate Alumnae.
Mrs. John Milton Gitterman enter
cot, IN, % TfSc- ENv-s4va A
Keller, Of New York. Among the guests
were Mrs. Fred T. Dubois, of Idaho;
Mrs Robert NJ. La Toilette. of Wiscon-
sin; Mrs. Elmer ]. Burkett and Miss
Millaro. Of Nebraska; Mrs. Charles II.
GrosveLor. of Ohio; Mrs. Edgar d.
CrumpaCSer, Of Indiana; Mrs. Thomas
f. Marshall. of North Dakota; Mrs.
Dorsey w. Shackleford. of Missouri !;
Alva S. Alexander, OF New York; Mrs.
Frank d. Currier. of New Hampshire:
Mrs Abraham Brick of Indiana; Mrs.
William s Bennett. Of New York;
Mrs. Henry T Rainey, of Illinois; Mrs.
Charles c. Darwin, Mrs. l. White Bus
hey and Mrs George L. Lilley. Of Con-
necticut; Mrs. William A. Reeder, of
Kansas; Mrs Michael E DriscoIl, of
New York: Mrs Commander Barroll
and Mrs. Thomas Hedge. of Iowa; Miss
Rebecca L. Blaine. Mrs. George F. Bow
erman, Mrs Philip T Gerry and Mrs.
DdVlQ IL feulO0. OF Annapolis. Md. /.
Mrs. Julia T. Bodfish and Miss SIemp.
of Virginia: Mrs. Albert B. Bushnell.
Mrs. E. l. Burchard. Mrs Thompson
and Mrs. Randolph d. Hopkins.
Whitney Warren and Thomas Hitch
cock, of New York. are in town for a
few days, having spent several weeks
in Aiken
Mrs George Hillmat, of Wilkesbarre.
Pa. accompanied by her two children.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Powell, of
Georgetown Heights
Mrs. W. A. Morsell will be pleased
to see her friends tomorrow afternoon
from 8 TO O'Clock at the Allenhurst
Eleventh street and Columbia road.
Mrs. Betty Cans will celebrate her
ninety-first birthday today. and with
Mrs. Samuel Bieber Will receiys her