The Washington times., 1906-03-14
MRS. ROOSEVELT
GOES TO NEK YORK
Will Attend Special Per-
formance of Opera There.
PARDOS WILL ENTERTAI,.

Are Hosts This Evening at an At
tractive Dinner, to Which Many
Are Invited.
Mrs. Roosevelt. accompanied by only
her maid, left Washington this morning
at 10 O'Clock for New York. where she
will attend. tomorrow, the special per-
formance of ''Haensel und Gretel," for
the benefit OF the Legal Aid Society.
Senor Pardo. the minister from Peru.
and Nine Pardo. will entertain a din
ner party tonight. Senor Manuel Sa-
linas. a bright young diplomat OF Peru
has been attached TO the legation here
and will arrive in the near future.
Mrs Townsend's theater party. Mrs.
Slaters dinner, and that given by Rep
town guests. Mrs. Mexican. Miss Fish
er. and Mr.. buckingham. are all Of
special interest 10 society.
Rauscher's hall will tomorrow after
noon. at 4;30 be well filed by the music
loving and fashionable contingent OF
Washington TO hear the young violinisr,
f. c. Goldsborough. The latter Is a
Washington boy. well known IN musi-
cal and social circles. Mr. Goldsborougn
will leave Washington for New York
this week 10 remain until he leaves this
country for the opening OF the musical
season in London. He will make week
ly trfpB 10 Washington. however. be-
tween now and the date for sailing.
Miss Briggs and Miss White. grand
daughters Of Senator Frye were hosts
at luncheon at Rauscher's today.
Their guests were: Miss Perkins. Miss
Fuller, Miss Taliaferro. Miss Sewers,
Miss Black, Miss Barney, Miss May
Libbey, Miss Ethel Libbey. Miss And,r-
son, Miss Venable, Miss Straubinger.
Miss Littleheld. Miss Johnson. Miss
Walker. Miss Allen. Miss Cover. Mrs.
William Frye White. Miss Curtin. Miss
Florence Libbey. Miss Arnold, Miss Kir-
by. Miss Wilson, Miss Rixey, Miss
Clark, and Miss Bradford.
The table showed an exquisite decora
ton OF spring flowers, jonquils, and
yellow daisies, and the place cards bore
the same flowers in water colors.
The marriage of Miss Jean Isabel Car
va, daughter Of the late Frank n Car
ver and Mrs Carver, to Robert Lee
O'Brien, viii take place this afternoon
at O'Clock, at the residence of Mrs.
Carver. 1881 Biltmore street DR.. Ed
ward S. Dunlap, assistant rector of St
Johns, viii ohiciate.
Miss Carver will have but one attend
| ant. her sister. Mrs. Charles Lenz. who
Will act as matron of honor, and Mr..
O'Brien will have as best men his
| brother, Frank r O'Brien. DR.. Garnett
Hills will play the wedding march and
Arthur r. Carver will give his sister
away
Mrs. Carver is still in mourning. and
thee will consequently be no one pres
ent at the ceremony but members of
| the two families and a few intimate
| friends.
After the wedding Mr. O'Brien and his
| tride will go for a wedding journey OF
| several weeks. and upon their return
| will find their new home at 1l37 Girard
street, in readiness for them. Miss Car
yer is strictly speaking a Washington
| girl, having been born and educated
here. her father having long been iden-
titled with the business interests of the
/ city She is an attractive and popular
girl, and but for the family mourning,
| would have been surrounded by a hosi
| of sfrlhoOd friends at her marriage Mr..
| O. Brien is prominent business man OF
| the firm Of BluDdon, O'Brlen * Belt, and
is equally well known here
| Miss Frances Adelaide Barbarin
daughter of the late Francis Hyde Bar
| BARN and granddaughter Of the late
] Francis Sr Clair RaFDlTlm curator Oi
| the Corco-an Art Gallery, and a vel
| known Washington girl, was married
| January IL on board the steamship Tu
| copel, at the harbOr of Paita, Peru u
William Henry Donnelly, Of Granc
Rapids, Mich.
| After the civil marriage, performed b!
the mayor OF Paita, in the presence o.
the United States consul, the church rite
was performed by Bishop Neely, O.
! Buenos Ayres, missionary of the Meth
| odist Episcopal Church at that place
| Mr.. and Mrs DOnnelly are now Living
at Negritos, Peru, where Mr.. Donnell!
has business interests
A wedding of interest here which
takes place in Baltimore this evening
will be that of Miss Suzanne E. Posner
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pos
liner. of 1918 Eutaw place, 10 Joseph ID
Frankel of New York The ceremony
| will be performed at o'clock al Madl
son Avenue Temple by the Rev, DR.
1lLt uNNOi dlAOiS Win ~
very beautiful. the chancel being massee
with palms and Easter lilies which vii
also form arches over the central aisle
above the bridal procession.
The bride will enter with her father
by whom she will be given eway, anC
will be preceded by two maids of honor
her sister. Miss Dorothy Posner. an'
Miss Julia Frankel. OF New York. sis
ter of the groom. The latter will hav'
for his best man Henry Meuer, of New
York. and for his ushers Alfred p
Posner and Lee S. Myers. of Baltimore
Waldo Z. Stelnfeld. Louis Levy. Arthur
B. Beckham. Moses l. Hammel, AM
Herbert II. Samuels. all of New York
and Joseph I. Saks and DR.. JOSEPH
Heller, of Washington The ceremon.
will be followed by a reception at din
ner for about $50 guests at the Belve
dere.
Mrs. - Landon Reed, of New Yorl
city. WI: give q lecture. with views. ol
| Cruising on tine Mediterranean at tn
Neighborhood House Associated Chari
ties for the benefit of the Women
, Friendly Club this evening
, The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
! had box at the National Theater yes
| terday afternOc-. for the last Of tn
! Boston Symphony concerts.
, With the President were Mr. an
/ Mrs. LoI.s worth. Mrs. Tuckerman. an
j Mrs Lowndes. Mrs. Roosevelt wore
!, becoming pale blue cloth costume. wit
) a black lat trimmed with roses an