The Washington times., 1906-05-23
PRESIDENTS TALK
TO GIRL GRADUATES
Will Address Class at the
Cathedral School.
DAUGHTER A STUDENT THERE
Cabinet Ladies at Tuesday White
House Meeting-Son of Sir
Charles Dixie Here.

Charles Dixie Here.
President Roosevelt will make an ad-
/ dress before the graduating class at the
/ Cathedral School. June g. His younger
daughter. Miss Ethel Roosevelt. is a
student there
Mrs. Roosevelt entertained at the
White House yesterday morning. all OF
the wives OF Cabinet members who are
! INV in the city-Mrs. Root. Mrs. Taft.
-ars. Bonaparte. Mrs Hitchcock. Mrs.
Ccrtelyou. and Mrs. Netcalf. These
regular Tuesday morning meetings have
: oecome much disOrganized Of late on
account Of the absence from the city
Of so many OF the women. the meeting
yesterday being unusually large.
Mrs. Bonaparte. who accompanied the
Secretary 20 Washington yesterday
morning. and Joined Mrs. Roosevelt. and
the ladies OF the Cabinet at their month
y meeting. returned TO Baltimore to-
day. Mrs. Bonaparte made several
visits yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Nicholas Longworth. ST.. arrived
II Washington this morning from Gin
c.nnau. and IS the guest Of her son
and daughter-in-law. Representative and
Mrs Longworth. at their Eighteenth
street home.
Charles W. Dixie. son Of Sir Charles
Dixie. Of England is in Washington for
a two weeks visit. stopping al the
Army and Navy Club. lie is being CON
siderably entertained. but informally.
The Austrian Ambassador and Bar
oness Heugelmuller entertained infOr-
mally at dinner last evening the Naval
Attache OF the German Embassy ana
Nine. Hebbmghaus. Baron Riedle. OF
Rome; Dr. Trendorovich. the Austrian
consul TO Philadelphia. and Baron +.
Haymerle. OF the Austrian embassy
STAFF
The Swiss minister DIT. Leo vore1
gave an Informal dinner last evening
the guests including VIscount de cham
brun. Of the French embassy. Count
Louis Szechenyi counselor Of the Ans
trian embassy: MOritz Won Szeut-Ivaany
OF the Austrian embassy. Count Mani
Mocenigo. Of the italian embassy: A
NerlnvX. OF the Belgian legation. and
Mr.. de Pury. Of the Swiss legation.
Mrs Hope Slater viii leave Washing
ton today for New York. and will sus1d
the entire sumner abroad.
Nine Bonaparte Will sail for Denmark
Ihe ..l,., latter part OF June and viii remain
with her daughter. the Baroness HUT
Ielt Won Moltke. until quite late IN the
Mrs. ? G. Graves. of sidney. y Y
IS the guest OF her daughter. Mrs. H.
O. AtkinS, one OF WashingtOn's most
popular singers She viii receive Thurs
days OF this month.
An interesting event OF last evening
was the reception given ~ the Martha
class OF 1906. Mrs. Thompson. assisted
by Misses RathbOnc Smith Nav Dale
Smith. and Mary kirkup received the
guests. and the latter part OF the even
ing was given over 10 dancing
This evening the graduating exercises
VIII be given at the school. lZI4 Four
seenth street northwest Representative
g = Ban0ls, or Indiana. IS TO make
the address Of the evening. and later
presenting the diplomas. other features
OF an interesting program VIII be the
essays read by the members OF the
class The class includes Miss IaI1 o
Bartlett. Of West Virginia; Miss Stella
Ddges. OF Ohio. and Miss Charlie Hicks
Of Louisiana. The graduates VIII leave
on Thursday for their several homes
An engagement of interest TO many
" tSAiillE u TON people IS lldL OF MISS kena
Frank. Of Baltimore. TO MI, Brown, OF
Braddock. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias BIondheIm. and
family, who have been residing IN the
West for the past few years, are IN this
city. for the summer.
Mrs Harry King Miss Horteuse, and
Henry King are in Atlantic City for a
couple of weeks. registered at the LOr-
ralDe-
]. Solomonson and son Will sail for
abroad the end Of this month.
Mrs. Levi and Miss Levi, Of Patter-
son, N J, are the guests, OF Miss
Madeline ConhenciOns
Mrs. Harry NJ. Kaufman and son
Marx. have returned from a trip TO
Baltimore. where they were the guests
Of the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs
I. Stronse.
Prof Louis DanenberE. the we'll
known pianist. Of New York city. spent