Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-20
THE WORLD OF SOCIETY
MRS. ROOSEVELT WAS GUEST AT
THE BoNAPARTE HOME.
Another Philippine Excursion, but
Nearer Home-Personal
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at the home of the Secretary of the Navy
and Mrs. Bonaparte. She attended the
opera with her hosts. being entertained
earlier at the Bonaparte home at
, dinner. Two descriptions of her toilet
at the opera are In the Baltimore
morning papers One says that Mrs. Roose-
Veit. upon entering, Wore long wrap of
light blue broadcloth which was thrown
aside IN the box, showing a very elegant
gown of white messaline satin made prin-
cess and falling In graceful lines about
the figure with a simplicity of design very
becoming and appropriate to her exceeding
" distinguished and high-bred appearance
me corsage was cut very low and was
Ihlsheu with old rose point lace caught
Win superb clusters of diamonds. The
snort sleeves were met with long white
groves and In her hair was small spray
of white roses
The other follows: Mrs Roosevelt wore
an exquisite gown of white gauze over
satlh, embroidered with gold. Her orna-
liehls were diamonds and pearls and she
wore long white aloves
botn accounts agree that Mrs Bona
paite costume was very handsome 1t
was OF heavy black lace over male mink
SariH' with a collar and tiara of diamonds
nc occasion was gala one for Balti-
more society, which turned out en- masse
Gov. Warfield who had a nearby hox ,,ai IA
MS respects to Mrs. Roosevelt, and between
nv, ,Ile dcts the audience arose and gave the
~ h a most enthusiastic greeting while
$500 oanu piayed Hal TO the Chief" Mrs
t t.ooseNet acknowledged the ovation by
LOW ing repeatedly, and evidently was
ii'uch pleased with the attention.
ieft the Washington navy ward vesterdav
Ior ferhandina, north Florida for the mr.
pose, IL is said, of taking Mrs. Roosevelt
"oo'iu ior cruise in southern waters
secretary Taft will be the guest of honor
tonight at dinner at the New Willard
nLen ms fellow travellers of the famous
FniIpDlne party will be his hosts and a
delightful reunion~is Anticipated II is ga id
thtt the party forming itself into a society
VIII meet once year around the BANQUET
poafd' ana while subsequent meetings may
nor nave the glamour of the present one
toioWing so soon as 1t does after the we'd
ding which entertained the world SO to
speak they are likely always to be inter
esting. The picture that the dining room
Is TO make tonight will certainly be
charming reminder of the sightseeing days
last summer, for tropical foliage and appro-
pirate embellishments will tell the story
over again First of ALL the dinner guests
VIII get to the table, which will be spread
IN Filipino shack, by first going aboard
the Mapchuria; after passing over her deck
they WIN journey through Hawaii, Japan
and China, and the return journey via the
Golden Gate and back to the White House
are also suggested.
Miss Kate Carey of Lenox and New York
is a guest at the British embassy.
Miss Juliet Janin of this city is a guest
of Philadelphia friends.
The annual meeting of Branch No. e.
Army Relief Society, will be held in the
large parlor Of the Ebbitt House Wednes-
day morning, March 81, at 1890 o'clock
when all interested will be welcome
Miss Parchert of Buffalo is visiting Mrs
Thomas Lyons of 1881 I street.
Miss Helen Hoffenmaier of Georgetown
gave a baby party last night to her visiting
friend, Miss Title Schwarz of New York.
The drawing room was converted into a
nursery. Many baby games were INDUCED
IN. such as story telling donkey party
marshmallow contest The favors were
toys. Those present were the Misses Maude
Barr. Sadie Cohen. Freda Well, Leona
Young, Carrie Robinson. Maude Fellheimer,
Flora Berheimer, Daisy Marx, Ida Ulman,
Jennie Sanger Clara Strauss. Cora Som
mers, Irma Stern, Gussye Brock, Maude
Lichtenstein. Carrie Kaufman, the Messrs.
Jake Stern, Julian Baer. Morris Loud
heimer Henry Loudheimer, irwin Loud
heimer, Morris Simon. Milton Brock, Ar
thur Baum, Joe Ulman, Nathan Well,
Harry Loeb. Alfred Wollberg Sam Alexan-
der, B. Breslan and Lou Simon
Miss Helen Burkart is visiting Miss Emily
Burkart In Philadelphia, who gave a small
dance for her last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius A. Graeves. the latter
formerly Miss Charlotte NJ Ker, have re-
turned from Atlantic City, and are located
at 121 V street northwest where they will
be glad to receive their friends after the
Goth OF March.
Mrs. Adolph Kahn and Mrs. Julius Levy
will be at home Friday afternoon March
2S. al the formers apartment in the On
taro
Mrs. Thomas Wood has left Washington
to join Col. Wood, who is stationed at the
Boston navy yard.
Mrs. Morris r. Eddy and her daughter
Miss Josephine Eddy, are the guests of Mrs
Somers, 100 NJ street. during the remainder
of March
Mrs. ID. E Finley left the city yesterday
for her home IN South Carolina.