The Washington times., 1906-03-26

Miss Louise Jones will arrive I'm the
city Wednesday as the guest Of Mrs.
Victor Metcalf. No woman who has
ever been a part Of official life in Wash
ington is more heartily welcomed back
here than is Miss Jones f'p 10 the
time Of the death OF the former Post
master General, Miss Jones made her
home with her aunt. Mrs Payne. at
the Arlington. relieving Mrs. PAYNE Of
many social duties. She will be much
entertained while here.
Mr.. and Mrs. jarrett, accompanied by
their daughter. left today for New
YORK. Tney have spent the winter in
Washington.
Mrs. Piles. wife Of Senator Samuel ".
Piles, accompanied by her son. left
town today for her old home IN Hen
dersOn. Ky.
Nine. Thiery. OF Paris. VIII receive
today at the Normandie. where she is
making her winter home
Mr. and Mrs John Hayes Hammond
have sold ,heir home in Madison avenue
and Fourth street. New York. TO MT
and Mrs. Roy a. Rainey. and viii come
10 Washington as permanent residents.
Just now. Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond are
at lakewood, y. J.
Mrs. Henry r. Mclean, VINO is spend
ing the spring at Lakewood. was hostess
at a beautiful tea last week.
Mrs. Cleveland Perkins, Mrs. Barney.
and Mrs. Candee are three OF the several
women interested in getting up a eaudc-
vile performance. which viii include the
famous American beauty dance. pretty
tableaux. and other features. with So
ciety girls in all the roles. even furnish
ing the musical program. No date has
yet been set. that depending upon the
weather and other conditions.
Mrs George p Wetmore has gone TO
Europe and will take an automobile tour
through France with her son, Roger
*. WetmOre. The Misses WetmOre will
keep house for their father. the Sena-
tor. during her absence
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Purdy went
South witt DR. and Mrs W Seward
Webb. but are expected back shortly
and will spend the spring al Stoneleigh
Court.
-IS; Geoi Se DeAtef. OF boston, has
leased the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward ThorOn, for a few months, and
Mr. and Mrs. William Endicott are
making "A months stay with Mrs Endi-
colts grandfather. Samuel Ward.
The latest Lenten fad is the roller
skating rink, with Wednesdays and F'ri-
days the fashionable nights. Large
parties are made up, and after seveTa I
nOGrS on rollers are in good condition
Ior the supper that always follows
Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel was the only
American woman present AT the last
ball of the season by the King ot
SaXony at Dresden. Mrs. DreNel is ston-
ping at the Hotel Bellevue with her
children. and wore 10 the ball gown
or yellow velvet with rare and rich old
lace There We're diamonds on her cor
sage, on her head a diamond coronet. ana
about her throat strings of pearls.
The following Washington people are
visiting in New York today:
r. /. Cass. f. M Helan. Mrs. J /.
Latimer, J. /. Leyerton, W. NJ Nc
Lean. 9. f. Mitchell T p Moran. =
J. Morey, J. Z. Mcconnell T. ".
Power, NJ. d. Rosenberg. G s. Hine.
j. A. Watson. J. ". WheatIev. c
whitehead, A Wolfe. Miss r. A. Bar
ron. r. w. Blackwell. II. Bundelain Or
Christmas, J. c. Coolies, II R Craerin.
r. G. Craerin. E G. Flaherty. ] L.
Garry. Mrs. W. II. Gill. s. GIomperS +,
w Halpin. Miss NJ Hayden. J. II. Hin
w. NJ HOLES. F. H. Hunt. J. II. CaIver.
J: NJ. Marble. p ]. McVey. W. j,
Napier. NJ Notes. F. II. Pierce A I,
Reinhardt. ]. F. Richards. G Richard
SON q A. Root. G. Shaw W. II Swain.
j. h. Temple. j c. Thornton. l.. Thorn
ton. II. r. NJ TOmpkinS. J. A Towhey
MISS b. Wilson, Mrs. w II. Young.