The Washington times., 1906-03-29


the races, many people return early
enough to drGp by the various small
teas Of musicales, and even keep up din,
ner giving 10 a small extent
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth have
their usual list of guests invited to a
musicale tonight Representative William
y. Mckinley is entertaining the Foreign
Relations Committee at dinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Spalding are entertaining In the
same manner. and Mr.. and Mrs. Chatard
are also among the dinner hosts for the
evening.
Mrs. Howard L. Hodgkins mas invited
guests from to to meet Mrs. H NJ
Clabaugh. Mrs. Hodgkins, as chairman
of the committee to help entertain dur
ing the meeting of the Grand Arch
Council OF the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity,
has invited the women of the families of
The Phi Kappa Psi alumni 70 meet Mrs
Clabaugh.
The Misses Sedgley will give a small
musicale this afternoon, at their resi-
dence. 1779 Massachusetts avenue, at 4:3o
o'clock. Trios for violin, cello and piano
will furnish the program for the after
noon Mrs. Robert Brandegee will play
On the cello. Miss Hilda Brandegee the
violin, and Mrs. Charles Brandegee will
accompany them on the piano. These
talented ladies are from Farmington,
Conn, and are well known as fine musi-
clans.
Cornelius n Bliss, jr., whose marriage
10 Miss Cobb will take place April 26,
will give his farewell bachelor dinner
at Delmonico. On April g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley. who
were in New York during the last few
days. have returned to their apartments
in Stonelelgh Court.
Miss Enrol Cuthbert Browne has in
vitations out for dinner in honor of
Miss Maria NcKenna, for Saturday
evening.
Colonel Raspc .'off. military attache Of
the Russian embassy. viii go abroad in
April 10 spend the entire summer.
Mrs. Garret A. Hobart. who spent the
winter in Washington. first as the guest
of friends. and later at the New VIII
lard. left the city today for New York.
accompanied by her son. Garret A.
the granddaughter Of Senator Frye.
Mrs. Hobart has entertained consider
ably during her residence at the New
Willard. and sustained her reputation,
gained while her late husband was Vice
president. for superb hospitality.
After visit in New York she will
go to her home at Paterson. ". ].
Senator Frye of Maine announces the
engagement of his granddaughter. Miss
y.
Stevens. of Boston. No date has been
fixed for the wedding. which viii prob
ably take place at the brides home IN
Maine during the coming summer. Miss
White ana her cousin, Miss Briggs,
have spent the past two seasons in
Washington with their grandfather.
Senator and Mrs. Alger have gone TO
Atlantic City TO spend several weeks.
Representative and Mrs. James r.
Mann have returned from their trip
South. and Mr.; Menn is much improved
Washington always until the close of
Congress and generally until the close
Of the schools, as their son is a pupil
here.
Miss Cannon will probably join her
friends at the Virginia Hot Springs the
last of this week.
Miss Mathilde Townsend has gone 70
Atlantic City. where she has a number
OF friends She will return here Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Chandler Hale are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth of
son, who will be named Eugene Hale,
third, for his paternal grandfather, the
Senator from Maine. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hale, the latter formerly Miss Rachel
Cameron, a daughter Of ex-senator
Cameron of PENNSYLVANIA, have recently
returned to Washington from a five
Hale occupied a diplomatic position.
first in Rome, and later in Vienna.
Mrs. Carrico. wife of DR.. Albert ].
Carrico, and Miss Lucy Dent Carrico
are at Atlantic City. Mrs. Carrico,
who has been seriously ILL., is rapidly
regaining her strength.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont will en-
tertain a house party. their guests ar
irving at the end of this week. Among
them will be Mr.. Belmont's brother,
August Belmont.
The following Washington people are
visiting in New York today:
A. Bieree, c. n BirdsaH, ]. Cantwell.
Mrs. A b. Cooper. ]. 3. Derrick, J. M
Fowler. A. G. Heaton. A. f. Lucas, r.
w; Deveresvx w. l. Francis. W. Ken
dali, e M. Mahl c. NJ. Barton z. G.
Williams, C. W. Browning, w L.
Crounse. r. Daingerfield, Miss c. II.
Fields. n. GuliSk. ]. Halliday. H Ham
mond, F. r. Hanna, s. Land. c. D.
Langhorne, s. A. Morris, w. H Scho-
field, l. c. Witkousky
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Charles w. Atchinson and Minnie H
Rose, both of Linnville, Va
John W. Simmons, Linnville, Va. and
Lucy l.. Rosenberger, Troy, Ohio
Randolph NJ. Baldwin. District of Co
lumbia, and Sadie Z. Elliott, Marshall
Nd.
Inhn p HnIrnes of GaIr,nctnr r.