The Washington times., 1906-11-01
CABINET DINNER
ON DECEMBER IS
First Official Function Of
SeaSon-NeW Year Re-
ception Tuesday.

The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
have chosen Thursday. as heretofore,
for TIE official functions in the White
House, with the exception OF the great
New Years Day reception, which viii
be held on Tuesday. The first official
function IN the winter home OF the
President this year Will be held before
the formal opening OF the season. It
will be a Cabinet dinner on December
l3. In former seasons. the first affair OF
official importance in the White House
always was the reception on the first
day OF January. but this season being
an exceedingly short one. these affairs
must begin little earlier than usual
Mrs. Clendennin. wife Of Lieutenant
Clendennln, now stationed al the Co
lumbus, Ohio. barracks. who has been
the guest OF her parents, Col. and Mrs.
8. r. Chamberlin at their country place
near PaeOniaH Springs, Va. VIII leave
Clendennin is accompanied BY her two
children. She WAS well known here
during her girlaood as " SIS Mary Cham
berlin.
Public Printer stIlings and Mrs. still
ings are receiving congratulations on
the arrival Of a daughter in the house
hold this morning. Ar ane Mrs. Still-
ings have an apartment for the season
IN the Ontario and Mr.. Sulllngs' father
is hia guest for a short time.
MI and Mrs. Scott Welcker, formerly
OF South Carolina, who have recently
completed their home on the Pierce NH
road. have returned from an auto tour
through the Shenandoah Valley
The parIors OF Alton House. at Thlr-
teeuth street and Massachusetts avenue,
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party Wednesday evening. carried out
and arranged bv the young people there
Old-fas nioned games, and refreshments
and all The ancient supersultions held
sway until the magic hour Of j..
Miss Arabella White. formerly Of Gin
ciuHau. now of this city was married
yesterday afternoon TO Philip Addison,
formerly of Boston, now OF Washington.
The Ger, m0uv took place in the home OF
the bride. IN BlO0miugdale. the Rev.
John Compton Ball officiating. The
bride who had no attendants, wore a
gown of steel gray taIeta and carried
a bunch Of Bride roses. 4 small recep-
tiOn followed the ceremony, after which
the bride ann bridegroom LETT for a wed
ding journey. They Will visit the
former home OF the bridegroom and Will
bee at home at 10 Adams street,
The Octagon Pleasure Club gave a
baby party last night at the Mercan-
1 tile Club. The guests came attired iu
dainty ChjIdrens ;. fToCks and indulEed
in all sorts OF youthful pranks. A buf-
fet supper was served Those present
were Miss Hilda Frank Of Norfolk. Va.
Miss Rita BaeT, Miss Celeste Goodman,
Miss Ernestine Rich. Miss Bella Schiff-
man. Miss LeOna Stern. Miss CdTrye
Robinson Miss RhOda MaunJner, Miss
Selma Kahn, Miss Gladys Mayer. Miss
Sadie BreslaUer. Miss Florence Gusdorf,
Miss Lillian CObenZeT, Miss Leah Her
man. Lester Nc-.man. Lester \ Marx.
Arthur Neuman, David Stern. Maurice
Eiseman, Herbert Rich Alfred Haas,
David Ratr Arthur LuChs. Bernard
Baer, Herbert jacob, Malcolm Auer-
bach. MutO1 Goldsmith, Stanley Fisch-
er. Milton King. Leroy ROSenthal, and
I Melville Fischer.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Frazier OF South
east Washington, returned Tuesday e
their home after a short visit with rel
atives In Finksburg. Carroll county. Nd