The Washington times., 1906-01-17

Baron ROseu. the Russian Amba Ssdor.
and Baroness Roseu entertained the
entire stan OF the embassy today. also
the Baroness Elizabeth Rosen. Captain
and Mrs. CoWles and Captain Fournier.
The event WAS complimentary To Com
mander Boutakoff. forme- naval attache
of the embassy who leaves this country
for active sea duty in Russia January 20
Senorita Elena Calderon was hostess
at iucheon party today. the table and
dining room decorations being entirely
in red. With her were Miss Hannah
Taylor, guest of honor. de5utante of
this season; Miss Kathleen Bourke.
Senorita Godol. daughter of the Mexi-
can minister 10 Cuba; Senorita Walker
Martinez. senorita Calvo. Miss Marion
Stevens. Miss Perie Anderson. Afiss
SassldaN. OF New Jersey the guest of
Miss Andersen; Miss Bella t,a,-,I1au.
and Miss Eleanor Wayne Parker
Much interest centers in the coming
OF Mrs. Potter Palmer. who will arrive
in Washington probably next week. and
for whom number Of large dinner
parties and other social events are be-
ing planned.
s. much has been said at teas. din
ner parties. receptions and I'M fact
wherever the social world meets about
the enga cement OF Miss MarhiIde Town
send, daughter OF Mrs. Richard II
Townsend, 10 Jerome Napoleon Bona
Parte. that not only Miss Townsend bur
MTS. townsend are constantly called
upon To emph3tically deny the ruTnor
IN fact, there Is no enga cement between
ine two young people.
THIS rumOr. which has gone The roLnE-
oi The press like that engaging Miss
townsend 10 Duke d Albe While she
was abroad last summer,-ls positively
denied by Mrs. Townsend Miss Town
Srad is not only ore OF he prettiest
society here. ard il is her po1ularitV
EhiCH undoubtedly causes a ruInOr OF
heF cngE cement to sume new man to
spring up SO frequently.
a colonial ball viii be given al the
calvert Mansion. at RiVerdale Febru-
afN - the event 10 be under the pa
tronage of number OF prominent peo-
PIE, which guarantees its success.
The Ambassador and Mrs. white,aw
iiieid- who were the guests while in
" ashington of Capt. and Mrs William
Shenield CoWles. have returned 10 rbrir
nome in New York
The American ambassador to Paris
Robert Mccormick, who stopped i'm
Washington Yesterday. has gone 10 Chi
cdgO for A short time, hut is expected
10 return here before sailing FOR his
post u France.
Mr.. Gcldsborough az his concert Fri
Gay afternoon at the Arlington will be
5icConpanled by DT. Anton Gloetzner.
among the selections which viii be rem
defed by Mr.. GOldsborough will be me
symphony Espanor' by Malo.
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one of fha most sr,{1sr. ..r,.4
men at the Southern ball al the Arling-
ION last night was Opie Read. who was
kept busy with lntrOductiOHs rather
than the dance.
Mrs. John Morrow Adams one Of tha
social leaders of Baltimore. is spending
a few days with Miss Helen Varick Bos-
well al the Cairo. Mrs Adams will re-
main over Thursday evening to attend
The reception at the White House with
Miss Boswell.
The Rev. Charles Lawrence Adams. of
East Hampton. Mass, is the guest of
General and Mrs. Greely and his fan,
Gee, Miss Greely. at their home in q
street Miss Greely's engagement to Mr.
Adams was announced late last fall and
their marriage viii take place i'm April.
The marriage OF Miss Ella bessie Watt
anu " dlAti EAh4u bdiiaIu Will take
place al 1 o'clock this afternoon at the
Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. +. ]. Brown. wife of Captain
Brown. Will be at home to visitors each
Thursday afternoon during January and
February, at 10 Washington Barracks
The wives Of Congressman who are
this winter making their home at the
Hamilton will receive this afternoon,
and also February H.
Mrs. Charles q. Dulin. who is enter
tanning Mrs. Leonard, OF New York. and
Miss Jaquith. Of Boston. viii be at home
this afternoon.
Miss Gussie HoHberg. Of Baltimore is
the guest Of Miss ICa Levy, of this city.
Miss SyFah RCSenthal was the hostess
at an enjoyable social gathering held at
her home last evening. The decorations
were all in red and natural flowers, pro@
ducing bright and cheerful effect
Dancing. music. and games were in
duIged in until a late hour, when the
guests entered the dining room and en-
ioyed an ample repast. These present
We're: Miss Lena Mendelshohn, Mis-
x
OF Baltimore: Miss Sarah Levy. Miss Ida
Frizell Miss Frances Levy, Miss Lib
bey Levy. Miss Ida Levy. Miss Lena
Hirschman. Miss Rose Rothstetn. Miss
sophie Goldberg. Miss Sophie Levy, and
Miss Fannie Hrschman and Mildred
Stern. II. Levy. b. JCslin, \. Cohen, Max
Cohen. Mark Sherman. VIII Machcaiis,
Max RoseutEaI, ana Charles Rnsenthal
Mrs Benjamin Frank. of Baltimore is
In the city. the guest of her mother, ans.
Charles kaufman. of Eighteenth street
Lawrence Marcus. OF Baltimore soen;
q reW days last week Ia the city. the
guest Of his cousin. Philip Brown.
Joseph Stern. Of Norfolk. Va. is spend
ing a few days here. with his relatives
prior 10 exteEding his trip to New Yor.
Mss Bessie Cohen. OF Baitimcre IS
visiting he- cousin. Mrs. Leo Baum. o.
1881 L stree. northwest. At hcale S,n-
day