The Washington times., 1906-04-17


number of enga sements await them.
Later they will go 10 Paris, and this
year. like the last they will spend con-
time at Carlsbad.
The Brazilian ambassador. who plan
ned to start upon a trip through the |
Western States and Canada. as the 1
guest OF Col. r. c. shannon, either Sat
urday or today, viii not leave Wash
ington until next Monday Colonel I
Shannon will have a large party with /
him, including, besides the ambassador, |
the Portuguese minister and Lieutenant 1
Colonel Pedernciras, naval and military /
atache of the Brazilian embassy.
Sir Percy SandersOn. British consul /
general to New York, who has been the !
guest OF Sir Henry Mortimer ard Lady /
Durand at the British embassy. return !
ed 10 his home in New York yesterday I,
Miss Sanderson, his sister, who accom- |
panied him here, still remains as the !
guest of Lady Durand.
Mr.. HiOki. the charge d'affaires for |
Japan. has left Washington for a short
visit TO Boston and New York He will !
return here by the end Of the week.
Prof <. l.. Mariatt. $40 Massachusetts
avenue. whose engagement 10 Miss
Mackay- Smith. daughter Of Bishop and
Mrs. Mackay-Smith, was announced
some weeks ago, and whose marriage
viii take place at the bishops summer
home. was host at unique tea party
yesterday afternoon. when a number OF
the Young members Of society were
guests. Prof. Marlatt has a huge cherry
tree on his grounds, and X Is his Gus
ten TO give cherry tree tea each
spring. His guests were received by his
SIS er, Miss Mariatt. and there were a
number of young matrons present rs
chaperOns, among them Mrs. David
Fairchild. Cherry blossoms furnished
the entire scheme OF indoor decoration
The Minister frora Norway and Nine.
where they went to select summer
residence
Commander and Mrs. Lloyd II. Chand-
Ter gave delightful dinner party last
evening. The guests included Admiral
and Mrs Walker. Gen. and Mrs J
Franklin Bell. Admiral and Mrs. Mason,
Admiral O'Neil, Mrs. Hurst. Baron Kat
tcnt2ck. Commander and Mrs. HebbinS-
haus. Mrs. Edson. and Commander
and Mrs. KEY.
Mrs. Walter Harvey Weed, vice state
regent or Montana, entertained a box
party last night = the BeIasco Thester.
Her guests we've the Vice President and
Mrs. Fairbanks. General and Mr." John
NJ Sternberg and Miss Mary Desha,
the latter one of the founders OF the
Daughters of the American Revolution
Mrs. Weeds box was a center Of aItTaC-
ton. During each intermissiOn men,
bers OF the. society, who were largely
greet Mrs Fairbanks whom they had
not had ths opportunity 10 see since the
opening of the congress
Mrs. AIthes Randolph Bedle. widow
of the late Governor Bedle. OF New Jer-
sey. and one OF the most attractive
women now in Washington attending
the d. \. r. congress. was hostess at a
dinner at the New Willard last evening
given in honor OF Mrs. kearfOOt. candi-
date for vice president general. Mrs
Lockwood. Miss Mecum, and Mrs. Put
nam were among Mrs. Bedles guests.
and they all later occupied a box at
the Belasco.
Nine l. Mcdonald. accompanied Dy
her grandson, Master Gwynn Gardiner,
left Washington Yesterday 70 Atlantic
City, where they vii remain for a week
at the Hotel Leland
Mrs. Francis Gibson formerly of Chi
cago TOW of New York, Is visiting Mrs
Charles William Powers. OF Park road,
Mt. Pleasant.
The Easter cotillon by the Sixty
Couple, given at Rauscher's last night.
was by far the prettiest ever given by
that club Branches of towering
flowers were used in the artistically
arranged. decorations.
At this. the last Of the series of CO.
tillons for this season. the guests were
received by Mrs Andrew Bradley. Miss
Marie Barnes. Mrs. Charles Campbell.
and Miss Hyatt Charles Campbell and
Paymaster McGown led the cotillon.
The faYors were flowers. Easter bask-
cts. bags, fans, and Chinese umbrellas
for the ladies, while for the men there
were cigar fans, baskets, silver 'cellos,
/ hearts. and fancy brOoms Among the
] guest were the Misses Durand, Miss
| Il. j. Butler. Miss NJ Bradley Miss
/ Magruder, Miss Dpell. Miss Alien. Miss
seymour, Miss Louise Marshall. Mrs.
| Brooke, Miss Downing Miss Root, the
Misses Miller. Miss Halford, Mr.. and
\ Mrs. Marshall Phillips. Miss Berry,
| Miss Barnes, Miss Bradley, Miss Camp
bell, MISS Rldgely. MISS Hanna Taylor,
Miss Sargent. Mrs. Randall Hagner
| Miss Alice Goodwin Miss Goodwin
Miss Shaffer. Miss Polly Mason. Miss
| NJ. Butler, Miss Alice Dunbar, Miss
! Hoban. Miss Ayers, Miss Enroll Brown
| Miss DoWney, Miss Shaffer, Miss Shell
! by Converse. Miss Jean Loring, Miss
Perkins. Miss Williams. Miss Curtis
| Miss Kennemore. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Lee, Miss Newlands. Miss SeckendorH
! Miss Taylor. Miss Edith Child. Miss
! Hester Shepard. Miss Mary Randolph
Miss Hagner. Charles s. Harris, Cap
tain Beach. J. A. Taylor, Lieut. Marx
Brooke. T.. c. Head, William B. Mason
Mr.. Knox, Lieutenant Kean, Lieutenant
Kilbourne. d. H Huett, Charles F. Har.
rison. Captain Chandler. Dr. Louis {,
! Lehr. H Malone, Frank Chambers. go
/ nard Nicholson, y. Wyeth. r. Hooker
1 II. NJ. Crist S. Darst. Capt. Charles s
Smith, Paymaster Brooke. P Harrison
Mr. Bingham, Lieut. L. &, Grant, Lieut.
Phil Sheridan. c. Ecker, Phil Patchin
Mr.. Townsend, Nj. Dietrich. Paymastel
Browning, f. II. Ellis, Henry p Will
liams. Dan Moore. p. Eason, Burkley
| Merchant, D. Dunbar, Mr. Downing
Mr.. Underwood. Richard Flourney Sig
nor Jose Castellot. of the Mexican EN-
bassy; Chester Kerr, John Stauffer, r
| Hagner. Mr.. Homer. John Davidge. Mr.
Roberts. r. II. S. Robinson. DIR. NJ. C
DonSerd, James L. Norris, jr.. A. Bry
Enn Tnvlnr- l. NHnninGAr- \ Dunbar