The Washington times., 1906-12-12
.DURANDS TO SAIL
At END OF MONTH
Many Notable Affairs Being
Given to Ambassador
and Wife.

The British Ambassador and Lady
Durand, with their daughter, Miss Du-
rand. will leave Washington on Decem-
Der IS. ana viii sail the following day
for England. Almost every day now
holds some notable affair given in their
honor,
Mr. and Mrs. H A. Grant Watson, of
the British embassy stan, who make
their home at 1903 Twenty second street.
entertained last night at dinner. with
the Minister from The Netherlands and
Nine. van Swiuderen, the Naval Attache
Of the French Embassy and Nine. de
Blanpre. Miss Thomas. Of Baltimore;
Miss Norris, Miss Durand. NJ. de Sic
bert. Mr.. Higgins and Viscount de
Chambrun. as their guests.
Herr Radowitz. the newly appointed
secretary OF the German embassy. ar
rived IN Washington yesterday after
noon Herr RadOwitz is the son OF the
German AMBASSADOR to Spain, and was
formerly an attache Of the embassy
there.
Mrs. Bonaparte, wife Of the Secretary
of the Navy. arrived in Washington yes
terday from her country place near
Baltimore to attend Mrs. Roosevelts
cabinet meeting at the White House.
Mrs. Bonaparte viii remain at her
apartment in the Portland until Satur-
day.
Miss Marguretta Symons, daughter Of
Col and Mrs. Thomas W. Symons, or
Lafayette Square. was hostess last night
AT a delightful informal dinner party
for young people. Miss Symons' guests
were Miss Frederica Morgan, Miss
Katherine Jennings. Miss Barry. Miss
Esther Denny, Frank Poe. Dan Dun
can. Mr. Wilson, Mr.. Reyburn. Captain
Cosby and Lieutenant Macarthur.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. :. SchOenthal VIII be
al home at 9O4 Westminster street sun
day. from 10 10 p. m, in honor OF he
hfth anniversary OF their wedding
Eugene Young. son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
S Young. gave a delightful dance
and banquet last night IT Dyer )
Hall in honor of his reaching his major
ity The dancing hall was decorated IN
palms and roses, and dancing was en-
juycd from $50 until IL o'clock. when the
guests entered the dining hail, where
The decorations were In the PnOeniX Nlup
COlOrs OF brown and white. AFTER par
taking Of dinner at the table, taSJeIuIlS
decorated In roses and silver, and can
deIabra, with pink shades, Phil Herman
who acted as POSTMASTER, presented the
host with a handsome diamond ring in
the name of the Phoenix Club The
young ladies gift TO MIR. Young was a
shaving stand The host made a speech
OF thanks Those present were Miss
Maude Baer Miss Camille Herman, Miss
Irene Somers. Miss LeOna Young. Miss
Flora BeTnheimer. Miss Cora Somcrs,
Miss Natalie Mayer, Miss Flora Cans,
Miss Hilda Frank. Miss Meryl Gold
smith, Miss LeOna Stern, Miss Sadie
Eiseman. Miss Mae Htrsh, Miss EsJella
Hand, Miss Selma Greenapple. Miss Mae
Foley, Miss Julia Oft, Miss Freda Well,
Miss Eleanor Loeb, Miss Horteuse Soud-
Eeimer, and AbTam L NeWmyer, Milton
KrOnheimeT, Phil Herman, Sydney Gug-
genheim, Goldie Sigmund. Maury Simon,
Edgar kaufman, Nathan Frank, Levi
Pretzfelder, Myer Loeb Herbert Gug-
genheim, Milford Stern. Leo Fishel, sgd
ney SeIliuger. Clarence GTosnCr, Bert
Cohen. Percy HiTsh, Nathan Frank. Of
Baltimore. Phil krOnheimer. Edgar
BehTend, Nathan Well, Irwin Sondheim-
er. Maury Herman, and Howard Sig
mUDd