The Washington times., 1906-07-19

LenoX hOstesses who have dinner
parties arranged for tonight.
Capt. F. z. c. Ryan. military attache
OF the British embassy is at the Muen-
cninRer- King villa in Newport. Yester-
day lie was entertained by Rear Admiral
Charles y. Thomas. L. S. n.
Mrs. Reginald De Koven has arranged
to give a series OF dinner parties in
Newport. having chosen Friday evenings
for her entertainments.
Sen0r Don Ignatio Calderon. minister
from Bolivia, is at the Colonial Hotel.
Asbury Park. where the legation viii pe
located throughout the summer
Senator Geotke Peabody wetmore is
again In Newport after a short visit 10
New York Senator Wetmore IS much
interested in the tennis tournament
which is now in full swing and in which
his daughter Miss Maude WeJmore. is
a conspicuous participant
Mrs. Zenas Crane, mother Of Senator
Winthrop Murray Crane. was last night
among the patronesses at q song recital
given IN Pittsheld. Mass. by Miss Edith
Rogers.
Society al Lenox found something TO
take its attention yesterday despite the
heat. !r. a sale conducted by the guild
Of St. Helena's Church. New Lenox.
Icdy Durand wife Of the British am
bassador. was among the women under
whose aIspices the sale was held.
1Ir and Mrs James Brown Potter,
Tie latter formerly the celebrated Rich
mond beauty Miss May Handy. are
conspicuously Identified with Newport
/ hosts who are making the season lively
Mr and Mrs Potter are continually
presenting charming girls and will haye
a number or guests throughout the sea
son.
Mrs. Richard Wallach ard Miss Wal
lacn are In New York for few days.
The Rev. DR.. d. J. stafford. pastor OF
ST. Patrick's Church, has gone 10 New
York for a short visit.
Former Representative John T. Heard
and Mrs. Heard, OF Sedalia. Mo. are in
Of MT. and Mrs. Jesse H McCallery
at the Sorrento. Z233 Eighteenth street
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hutchinson are
fC- a short visit before going 10 other
con mental capitals.
CoI. William Cary Sanger was regis
tered among the passengers sailing for
Europe this morning.
Among the Washington people who
sailed for Bremen yesterday from
Baltimore were DR.. c. II. Wright,
Judge c =. Waite 1T 1, 1, 5, Terry Terry II, y,
Sophie Nussbaum. George Becker. and
George GetZ-
Mrs. B. Krulewitch. of New York, and
her sons are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. =.
Schlosberg at 8l9 Sixth street north
west
Domer Otto is now IN Frederick, Nd,
where he will remain during the month
of August Mr. Otto has lust com
through the North and does no tex
pect to return TO Washington until the
fall
A party of young men of this city
contemplate taking a fishing trip in the
near future and have been successful in
procuring a large yacht for the pur-
pose They viii spend about two weeks
on the Potomac river and Chesapeake
/ bay Those in the party will be Clar-
ence Reizenstein, Henry Weyl, Ruther-
ford b. H Lyon. Max OppenheimeT
1 Sam Well. Albert Sigmund, and Sydney
G. Kaufman.
/ Mrs. Leonard Dammann left town to.
dav 10 visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs
+ A T. Hofheimer. in Norfolk. before
meeting Mr. Dammann in New York
where they will reside permanently.
! jonas Machehs is taking a four weeks
! tour his destination being Yellowstone
1 Park.
/ Mrs BENJAMIN Frank, Of Baltimore
! has been spending a few days here will
her mother. Mrs Charles kaufman, be
/ fore going to Saratoga for the summer
/ T. StrasbUrger is spending some time
/ in Boston. Mass, where he is the gues
/ of his daughter. Mrs. Paul Coblenzer-
AIr and Mrs. S. Wittgenstein are a
! Manassas. Va, for the horse show.
Albert Berney. of Baltimore, spent Z
/ few DAYS in Washington this week
NJ. Simons, Of New York city, ha
returned to his home after spending [
few days in this city.