The Washington times., 1906-02-18
Personal

The Counselor of the British Embas
sy and Lady Susan TsopnIey, who have
as their guest, Mrs. John Drexel, of
New York. were hosts at a delightful
dinner last night. when they entertain
ed Mrs. Don Cameron Mrs. Townsend,
Mrs. Lawrence, Mrs. John Davis, Mrs.
Drexel. the Attorney General. Represen-
tative Bourke Cochran, William Lind
sey, Woodbury. Blair. Col. Count Gleich-
en- and Roland Lindsey.
The Russian Ambassador and Baron
ess ROsen gave a dinner last ssight at
the embassy for some OF their closest
friends. The Russian ambassador and
his wife are In mourning for the King
of Denmark.
Commander and Nine. Hebbinghaus.
Of the German embassy. entertained at
dinner last night a large number OF
young people in diplomatic. Official, and
residential society.
Mr.. and Mrs Archibald Oracle enter
tanned at dinner last night In honor of
DF. and Mrs. Mason, of Newport, and
Nine. Carl Won Mayhoff. Invited TO
meet them were the Cuban Minister and
Nine Quesada. Representative and Mrs.
Richard Wayne Parker. Mrs. Phelps, of
New York. the minister from Nicara-
qua, and Representative Grosvenor.
The table was decorated with Ameri-
can Beauty roses. Nine. Mayhoff is
the owner of Monticello. the famous and
historic home of Thomas Jefferson.
Mr. and Mrs. I.arz Anderson were
hosts at large dinner, followed by q
musicale. TO which a number of other
guests were invited
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellis. who have
a number of Cincinnati pSopIe stopping
with them. entertained at dinner last
night Others entertaining in the same
manner were Mrs. Slater, Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert wadsu0rth. and Mrs. Williams
Mrs. La Toilette will be at home at
the Ontario. Thursday. February %,
from to 6. She will make this last
Thursday of the season something OF
Wisconsin day. and all Wisconsin, people
visiting or residing in the city will be
welcome Miss La Toilette. the eldest
daughter of Senator and Mrs. La Fol-
lette. who is at present studying In New
York city. is expected home for the hoIi-
day. The following Wisconsin women
have been invited to luncheon and TO
assist In receiving:
Mrs, Cooper, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Dav-
idsop. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Weisse. Mrs.
Hazelton. Mrs. Thompson. Mrs Com
Stock. Miss Often. Miss Norton. MISS
Dunn. Miss Updegran. Miss Marion
Jones of Madison. Wis: Miss Margaret
Hodgins. of Marinette. Wis
AT;sa Aehrnaod epd hor rxrac} 1ssuo
Page .AyIett Royal, are visiting Miss
Natalie Thomas. in Baltimore. Miss
Thomas will give a tea. dinner. and
theater party in their honor. and Mrs
Douglas Gordon will also entertain at g.
tea for them.
Mrs. Arthur Cranston has returned to
| washington and will be with her par-
ents. Col. and Mrs. George w. PaschaI,
1903 Rhode Island avenue. during Cap
tain Cranston's absence.
Mrs. Beu de MeIr Miller. 272s P street
northwest, viii be at home Tuesday,
| February 20. and also the following
Tuesday. informally.
Mrs. William Henry White, OF Capitol
| Hi, will not be at home on Monday,
! but will receive her friends the remain
| ing Sundays during the season.
| Mrs. Herman r. Howenstein, 1912 Ge-
| rard st-eet northwest, will be at home
| February 26.
| Miss Ollie Rae, of st. Louis, is the
| guest of Miss Laura Sylvester. Mrs.
Richard Sylvester, 1923 Euclid street,
/ will be at home tomorrow, Monday She
will be assisted by Mrs. Horace Taylor.