The Washington times., 1906-02-05


vii be the guests of honor al & dinner
tonight. with Justice and Mrs. Anderson
rs hosts.
T8a5 curiosity felt in tho selection OF
dshers and best man 10 serve Mr..
Isongworth al his marriage 10 MISS
Roosevelt was relieved this morning by
{ the publication OF the fun list mailed
/ by MIR LoRgworth 10 his secretary IN
Cincinnati Saturday morning.
Mr Lcnsworth had given his promise
/ to the Cincinnati papers that at least
/ this ore piece OF information relative
! to the wedding should originate in his
home city, and he refused TO allow sin
/ gle name 10 be given out until he I'D
/ fulfilled this promise. The list publish
| ed this morning was only completed and
mailed Saturday morning.
/ In selecting friends 10 discharge the
/ hOnors OF best man and uShers on this
I occasion AIr. Longworth avoided official
or political complications by remember
ing the chums OF his college days In
I Harvard The young men chosen for the
( honors repT esenJ three circles in which
! the groom-efect has moved-the family
al home. his alma mater, and the family
( OF the bTide-elcct.
! The LongwOrth family circle Will be
/ represented by MI LOngworths broth
/ ers-in-Iaw, Mr.. Waningford and Vis-
/ count de Chambrun, and Lars Anderson.
who traces Lis aEcestory back To Mich
/ olas Longworth I. Theodore Roosevelt
/ ir., brother Of the bride, will be The
/ representative among the ushers of the
/ Roosevelt family Mr. Perkins. the best
man. and The other ushers, were Mr..
f
was at Harvard.
This is the official list.
Best man-Thomas y. Perkins OF Bos-
ton. member of the corporation or Har-
/ ward University and a lawyer; q class
mate in Harvard and intimate friend
soE OF Edward c. eerkins, OF Boston,
Usher-Quincy a Shaw. jr.. of Bos-
ton, ciassmate ana intimate friend
Frederic winthrop, OF New York,
J classmate and intimate friend.
Francis +. Bangs, OF Boston, class
mat" and intimate ciend.
Guy Norman Of Boston, a college
mate and Intimate friend.
r. A Wailingford. Jr., of Cincinnati
brother-ln-law. married Mr.. Long-
+ Worth's oldest sister.
I.arz Anderson, OF Washington, ID. c,
/ great grandson of Nicholas LougwoTth,
( founder of the family fortune
Nicomte Charles de ChambrUn, brother
OF COuute Adelbert de GhdmbTun. who
married Mr. Lougworth's younger sis
Theodore Roosevelt. jr.. son of the
President
People in official life here from Gin
clnnati and some from other parts OF
Ohio. 1nerEer invited TO the wedding or
not will op. their homes for the enter
tainuent of those coming from Mr..
IongwOrJh's native State. The Senator
and Mrs Foraker viii have Il party
with them. \ large number or inVi.ed
guests however. has already ehsta-'-
aDartments at various hotels.
Mr- and Mrs. Clifford Richardson. who
were guests at the White House lof
the Congressional reception. have taken
APARTMENTS at the New Willard, NEnCh n
theV Will occupy at the time CT ;Ae
wedding. Miss Roosevelt is thejr n-cCe.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roosevelt have. en-
Major and Miss FerEusop VIII enter
tain Miss Sargent. daughter OF Prof.
Sargent. of Harvard, for the White
House wedding.
Mrs. Lamar. wife OF Representa- tive
Lamar, entertained at luncheon today
Her guests were Mrs Brown, wife OF
Justice Brown; Mrs, FORAKER; MIS-
Martin. Miss Millard. Mrs. Howrey
Mrs. HoaT. Mrs. George r. Waldo, Mrs
Rufus T. Lester, Mrs. Charles Derby
Mrs Archibald Hopkins. and Mrs
Horatio Bigelow The table was pret-
tily decorated with spring blossoms.
, Mrs. Hunt Slater was hostess at an
attractive luncheon yesterday. HeI
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. George 10th
Top Bradley. Mir. and Mrs. Perry Bel
/ mont Mr. and Mrs. Roland, of Phlla-
delphia Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Pendle-
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert WadsWorth
Mrs. II. y, Slater Miss Sylvia Fox
Prince Koudache1I, of the Russian en-
6sssy. and Dr. Rrbner, or columbia
University, New York
+. Mrs. Eaton Jackson Bowers, wife OF
Representative Bowers of Mississippi
! viii be AT home at 1874 Connecticut ave
nue.. tomorrow afternoon. from TO
o'clock. She win be assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs. Alexander Stevens Clay
/ af Georgia; Mrs. Arsene Paulin Pujo
of Louisiana. and Mrs. Mason Posey.
Mrs A. c. Bates has gone TO New
, York for several days.
Mrs. Clement has returned to th'
! Connecticut from New York.
Mrs NJ. d. Thropp has out invitation.
for two luncheons, one TO be give
February 20. and the other February p
She will also keep up her custom OF re
ceiving on SATURDAY.
Commander and Nine Hebbinghau,
went 10 Philadelphia today TO be pres
ent at the large German-American bal
given there tonight The Ambassador
and Baroness Won sternburg could no
go. This Is the AtHtttIfitn Sdli given II
. That civ under the auspices of the Maen
nerchor at the Academy of Music. ana
will be the most brilliant.
? The Commander and Nine. HebhinE
haus will be the guests at dinner o.
Capt and Mrs. John c. Grcome. Th'
ball will be opened by the commando
leading with Mrs GroOme. with Nine
Hebbinghaus and Captain Groome fol
lowing
About 800 women, prominent in socia
circles I'm all parts Of the city. are pa
tronesses of The ball. The honorars
board of managers is headed by Gov
Samuel w. Pennypacker. with tn
following vice presidents: Samuel Y
StinsCn. Ewing L. Miller, Col r.. c. II
Brock. Charles Platt, Emlen Hutchin
son, Charles Z. Coke.
Mrs W. c. Haskell. Mrs. III. NJ
Rose. and Mrs. James H Cassidy vii
receive tomorrow at the Cumberland