The Washington times., 1906-01-19

Former Representative Kirke Porter.
OF Pennsylvania. is spending few days
ia Washington and is a guest at the
New Willard. Mrs. Porter and MISS
Hegeman have opened their Pittshurg
home and VIII spend the winter In the
latter city.
Society promises to be largely repre-
scented in the concert TO be given this
afternoon BY Fitzhugh Coyle Goldsbor-
ough in the Arlington. Mr.. GOldsborougn
spent the past FIVE years pursuing his
musical studies abroad and has n long
list of successes accredited to him by
the foreign press He will be assisted
/ this afternoon by Miss FRANCESCA kas-
par and Anton GloetZner.
Senator Kean viii be among the din
ner hosts OF tonight
The President and Mrs, Roosevelt
/ have a small house party at the White
I House. including Mr.. and Mrs. James
F. Roosevelt and Mr. and Mrs. c..
Grant Lafarge. OF New York.
Miss Cery Hutchinson. of New York.
| who Is here as the guest Of the Secre-
( tary OF State and Mrs. Root. was en-
| tertained al luncheon yesterday by Miss
Sheriff..
Mrs Whitelaw Reid and Miss Jean
Reid. wife and daughter Of the Amer
l lean am bassador 10 England. were last
night among the guests OF James Henry
Smith at musicale which MIR. Smith
{ gave I'm his New York home. This house
was formerly the home Of the late
/ William {. Whitney and is one OF the
/ most extensive ana complete residences
( In New York.
/ Mrs Wetmore and the Misses Wet
more were among the hostesses of yes
terday afternoon when they entertained
al tea in honor of Mrs. Elisha Dyer
and Miss Aldrich. Miss Lowering pre-
sided IN the tea room
charming tea was given yesterday
afternoon BY Mrs. Charles G. Dulin for
Miss Cary Slmons. an interesting young
visitor from Brooklyn.
Maury J. Apple New York's we'll
known phiIanthropist, spent 4 few days
here this week. He came from Atlantic
City. where he had been staying for
two weeks.
Mrs Fannie X. Levi. who spent the
Fast Two weeks in Norfolk as the guest
Of AR and Mrs. Albert Sigmund. has
returned to her home in this city
Miss RoselIe Lesser, of Augusta. Ca
!.
Of New Hampshire avenue. after spend
ing few days this week in Baltimore,
has returned 10 this city.
Alexander J. Alexander. of New
York, en- route TO Pittsburg, spent a
few days in this city.
Miss Claudia Engel. of Baltimore.
was the guest for few days this week
Of Miss Juanita kaufman. OF Rhode
Island avenue.
Miss Ella Behrend, who has spent the
past two months with her sister. Mrs.
Phil May, OF Charleston. w. Va. re-
turned to the city this week
Miss Amelia Stern returned to her
! home on Sixth street today, after a
two months trip to Indianapolis. Chi
cago. and Georgetown, Ky.
Miss Helene Eiseman. of Massa-
chusetts avenue. is in Baltimore. the
guest Of her aunt, Mrs. A. z. Miller.
Mrs. Hattye Levy was the hostess at
a most enjoyable and delightfully."- man
aged tea, in honor Of Miss Gussie Holl-
berg. of Baltimore.
Miss Frances Levy has gone to New
York on visit, and expects to be away
about three months.
Miss Page Aylett Royal. of Rich
mond, Va, is visiting Miss Ashmead at
/ the latter's home. 1907 Belmont avenue.
y Kindergarten club meeting will be
/ held tomorrow evening at I42e O street
northwest, when Mrs. George e Spen-
Ger will be the hostess.
The following Washington people are
visiting in New York today: II. Baer
+ c. Z. Berry, J. Cosgrove, T. II. Dale
c. / Harrison. G. H. Walker w. III
! Fonlois, p. King. F. w. MulIett. z. B.
/ Weaver, j. c. Cutz, j. Fisher. n. Fow-
/ Ter, W. Held, w L. JeIIotte. Miss q a
Mum, F. g. Potts, c. II. Schan. F A
/ Slecher. II. J. Stephenson. W. Fl. Tan
I ley, and w l. White.
! Mrs. F. A. Gardner. OF Fort Myer. has
i Issued invitations for a dance TO be eiI.
! en- in honor of Miss Margaret Hawkins
/ February 3.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Roosevelt. who
/ were guests at the White House viii
return 10 New York TO-DAY MIR anf
/ Mrs. Roosevelt have already engaged
/ rooms al The New WiliarC Tor the mid
die OF February, when they will come tc
! Washington TO attend the wedding OF
/ Miss Roosevelt.
THINGS ARE DIFFERENT NOW
/ In the days Of old Rameses,
If Egyptian lore is right
/ They had no politicians
/ To grasp everything in sight
| Had Rameses lived in these DAYS,
How the old chap would have laughed
| To see all the politicians