The Washington times., 1906-03-13

BRIDE AND GROOM
AS DINNER GUESTS
Mr.. and Mrs. ROnalds Are
Visiting Mrs. Townsend.
FIRST M0RRELL AFFAIR

+ FIRST MORRELL AFFAIF
. Given Tomorrow by Representative 4
Have Friends Meet Mrs.
+ Mexican
The most attractive social event ar.
ranged for today Will be the large dinner
given by Mrs. Richard II. Townsend fol
her nephew and niece. Mr.. and Mrs
. Reginald Ronalds. whose marriago took
place at Erie. Pa. in February.
Mr., and Mrs. Ronalds viii remain here
, for several days as the guests of Mrs
? Townsend. and tomorrow night Mrs
Townsend Will give a theater party foI
them. Mrs. Ronalds was formerly Miss
! ThOFa strong. and has spent much time
here rs the guest of her aunt, sharing
TO a large extent the popularity OF Miss
Townsend.
| Representative Morreu will give the
first of several dinners tomorrow, asking
guests To meet Mrs Mexican. Of Phila-
delDbid. who viii make a visit OF sew
eral days in Washington.
The Belgian Minister and Baroness
Moncheur viii be among the numerous
dinner hosts OF tonight. and Assistant
Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. New
berry viii also entertain dinner guests.
Miss Grace Updegraf viii give a mus
icaIe this afternoon at the Friends
School
! Herbert G. Sruiers. former minister to
/ Cuba. and Miss Squiers, who are cruis-
! ing on the Yacht Norsenan. are staying
! for four weeks at Nassau. Bahamas.
The Counselor of the British Embassy
and LADY Susan TownIey and the
I Counselor of the German Embassy and
/ Baroness Won dem Bussche-Hadden-
/ hansen. who are now 1T ST. Augustine
were among the most attractive figures
J at the Sunday concert at the AlCazar.
where all of the fashiOnables OF the re
sort meet.
/ Heer Royaards. who IS to succeed
Baron +. l.. l.. van TuylI van SerOos-
( kerken as secretary of the Netherlands
/ legation. and who is now secretary Of
I the Dutch legation at St Petersburg,
| has started for this country TO assume
/ his duties. just before his departure
/ from St. Petersburg he attended a din
neT given to Jouhkcer Won Weede. the
/ Netherlands minister 10 St Petersburg
I At which all OF the American diplomats
were present.
/ The Van Tuyiis were two young and
spTighuy diplomats who became popular
at NeWnOTt as well as IN Washington
{ during the absence of the minister n
! van swinderen- i'm Europe with his
/ bride.
I Mr.. and AIRS. Perry Belmont will leave
| Washington today Tor short visit TO
/ New York, returning Saturday. Mr.
and Mrs Belmont viii remain here until
MAY. They have leased the Scott Circle
residence for another season. and viii
} do great deal toward its Improvement
The Belm0nts have already done much
( 10 embellish the house by adding some
! beautiful pictures and hanginEs and
valuable bIiC-a-hTac-
Count Hembrecht diplomatic repre-
sentative Of Germany 10 Cuba. viii be
/ the guest for a few days Of Baron and
Baroness Won dem Bussche Hadden-
hansen. in Palm Beach. where they are
spending few weeks.
Senator Gearin has left town for Port
land. Ore, 20 return with his daughter
Miss Grace Gearin. Mrs. Gearin will not
return until next season
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph II. O-NeiH. Mrs.
James Phelan, Of Boston. and Mrs T
p. Burke, of this city. will leave town
on Thursday for two weeks trip to
Cuba, returning by way of Tampa Fla
Mrs. O'NelH is at present the guest OF
Mrs, Burke at 1912 I street, where she
viii be Joined tomorrow by Mrs. O'Neill.
Miss Nettie McCiauahan left town for
New York yesterday. after spending
several weeks at the Cairo. Miss Me
Clanahan, who possesses a weIl-Culti-
waited voice. gave a farewell concert at
The Cairo on Sunday evening, which
was largely attended.
Miss Patricia Egan, daughter of Afr
and Mrs. Maurice Francis Egan. is Wis
itinE relatives at Norfolk. Miss Carmel
Egau, who viii make her debut next
season, has returned from New York,
where she was The guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Watson Glider
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W. PiIIing an
ncunce The engagement of their daugh-
ter. Miss Alice Eleanor Pnling, to
George Mitchell Belts, of Kansas City,
Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Fonda an
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams are residing at 1927
Irving street.
Mrs. Russell Alexander, formerly of
this cit, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary NJ. Koontz. of 5l4 Thirteenth
street. Mrs. Alexander will sail for Eu-
rope in Nay.
Mrs John NJ. Culp was hostess at
luncheon yesterday, her guests being
Mrs. b. II. Warner, Mrs. Radcliffe, Mrs
Samuel Spencer, Mrs. Slayden, Mrs
Walton. Mrs. Dublin, Mrs. Hickiing, Mrs
Turner. of kentucky; Mrs. Sherley, of
Kentucky; Mrs. Prier. Mrs. Parker. Mrs.
Jules GuthTidSe, and Miss Jarvis.
Mrs ]. Van Vechten Olcott. Wife of
Representative Olcott. of New York, has
returned from that city, where she had
been for ten years.
The financial agent of the Russian
embassy and Nine. Wilenkin were
among the prominent people at the Be
lasco last night. TO attend the perform,
ance of THE Title Mart"
Ten couples of the Phoenix Club gave
a theater party at the Belasco last eve
ming. and afterward enjoyed a sup
Of RALEIGH