The Washington times., 1906-12-05
PRESIDENT HEARS
BOSTON ORCHESTRA
Attends Concert With His
Daughter and Her
Husband.
PLEASED WITH SAINT -SAENS
Boxes Filled With Members Of Diplo-
matte Social Circle and
Guests.

The President occupied box at the
second concert this season Of the Boston
Symphony Orchestra, which took place
yesterday afternoon in the National
Theater. In his party were his son
in-l1w and daughter. Representative and
Mrs. Nicholas LongWorIh; the Secretary
OF War and Mrs. Taft. and Senator and
Mrs Lodge OF Massachusetts. Mrs.
LOngWorJh never looked more fascinat-
ingIy pretty than she aid in her suit
of leather color broadclOth. with short,
loose coat Of leather color pony. with
small toque and large mUn of The same.
Her toqUe was slightly lifted at the lett
side and had "a bunch OF sof, feathers
covering the side and falling over her
back hair. which was dressed low
The bit Of color IN the tiny scarlet vest
was most becoming 10 the fair daughter
Of the President. She has acquired some
avoirdupOis since she was last seen in
public in Washington. which is dis
tincuy becoming 10 her.
Mrs Tart wore agOwn Of sOmber
brown, with large brown hat with light
feathers, and Mrs. Lodge wore black,
with small black hat. with light blue
on il.
The President was in good humor and
appeared much pleased and very appre-
ciatiye of the splendid program given
by the Symphony Orchestra, and es-
peciaIIy the performance of the great
French composer and pianist. Saint
Saeus
Other distinguished occupants Of the
boxes were the French Ambassador and
Madame JusseTand with Mrs. Slater
Colonel
Williams. Mrs. Augustus y. Eddy, OF
chicago, with a party the Turkish Aim
lister and hls family, VINO are all quite
mUslca4i the Baroness Won SteInburE,
wife of the German Ambassador who
had as her guests Miss Root, Mrs. Rob
ern Bacon and Count HdtZteldJs and Mr.
and Mrs. A. Lisuer, and Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Malcolm hutclL Others IN the
aud ence We're Miss Cannon, daughter of
the Speaker of the House Of EepTesen-
taJlNeS. Mr.. and AIRS. Henry Cleveland
Perkins. The Assistant Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. NevDeTryi Mr.. Justice
and Mrs. Harlan. Air. and AiTs. Herbert
WadsWorth, Mrs. James LoWndes, Miss
TuCkerman. Mrs. j. Y. Taylor, Mrs
t4-Iu-uer hubbard and Alls5 Bell.
The Assistant Secretary of War and
Mrs. Robert Shaw oliver entertained al
dinner last evening in honor Of the con
ductor of the Boston Orchestra and Mrs.
Karl Muck. Among their other guests
were the German Ambassador and Ba-
roness Won SJeruburg. the Secretary of
War and Mrs. TAFT, the Danish Minister
Mr.. anC Mrs. Gordon Cummings, Mrs
Bavard, Paul Charlton.
Secretary Taft. as president Of the
National Red Cross Society. and General
Davis assisted Mr.. and Mrs. BOardman
and Miss BOardm3n ia receiving their
guests ct The reception given last night
complimentary 10 the delegates and Of
nCeTS Of the society now in Washington.
The reception was held in the Boardman
home, near Dupont Circle. from 10 H.
and was largely attended by notable
society people OF Washington.
Mrs. Edgar Bright Of New Orleans
was the honor cues, at "a dinner last
night by Colonel and Mrs. Bromweu
who rve entertaining her in their home
Invited 20 meet Mrs. Bright We're the
Swiss minister, AIr. Grip, the Neither
lands Minister and Nine. Van Swlnder-
en, Mr., and Mrs Nathaniel Francis
Mrs. Thomas Gatt, Mrs. John Rogers,
Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Hale, the Coun-
selOr OF the French Embassy and Nine
des POrtes N1r and Mrs. William Slater
Gis, Blair. and Colonel Biddle.
Mrs. Euatacc b. Rogers. wife Of the
paymaster general Of the navy, will be
AT home Tuesdays i'm December and
January in her apartment in the High
lands.
Among the hosts IT dinner last night
were Senator E,aE and Miss kCau,
their first entertainment of the season
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks We're
among the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. b. H. Warmer have
opened their residence IN Massachusetts,
avenue Tor the season, after spending
the summer ana fan i'm their country
place in Maryland Mr.. Warner and his
two elder daughters viii leave Wash
ington late in the season for several
months ia Egypt and Palestine
Mrs Suzanne Oldberg has issued cards
for Friday afternoon at o'clock, in her
studio. I'm the Belasco Theater. Miss
Jessica Ter WilliEer VIII give some read
ings. assisted hv Miss jeanette CowleS
VorCe. \ niece of Rear Adwi~fl William
Sheffield Cowles- a brilliant pianist
They viii give Wide-bruch' "DaS Hex
enlied " music bv Max Shilling
Miss Anna b. SnenCer and Hiram s
Taylor were quietly married Thursday
last al Rockville, Nd. the ceremony
being performed by the Rev. Thomas
Packard. pastor of the Episcopal Church
OF Rockville They will make their
home in this city.