The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1906-01-20
WASHES ABANDON
CALF ORN|A TRIP
Will Spend Greater Part of
Winter Here.
INJURY TO MISS EVELYN
Daughters Illness as Result of Auto
Accident Cause of the Change
n Plans.

Mr and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh have
opened their Massachusetts avenue
homo and will spend the greater part
OF the winter here. having abandoned
! their proposed trip 60 California.
This action of Mr. and Mrs Walsh
tas been brought about By the c1ndt-
ZION of their daughter Miss Evelyn
Walsh, who has again been operated
upon for the injury which she received
last August in the automobile accident
which caused her brothers death,
The operation has proved successful
but the attending physicians assert that
Miss Walsh VIII be compelled TO re-
main in bed for six or eight weeks
/ During ;nis time DR. James T. Mitchell
Will remain in the Walsh home in con-
slant attendance upon the patient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh have received
numerous messages OF sympathy and
inquiry from friends in Washington and
ether cities They are extremely pop
ular, and the sudden interruption of
taeir charEing hosptalities was mat
ter of the deepest regret and sympathy.
Mrs. Ezra KoOn entertained 4 charm
Ing luncheon today in honor OF Mrs.
! George BagIev. OF Minneapolis Invited
10 meet her We're Mrs. William Aldei.
Smith. Mrs HeRry sherman Bouteii.
| Mrs. James Idaun, Mrs. RiXey, Mrs,
I Knapp. Mrs. Needham. Mrs. Thomas
| Hutchinson. Mrs. Yerkes. Mrs, schluter.
Mrs TireH. Mrs. Hodges. Mrs. Schur-
meier. OF 81 Paul. Mrs. sibley, Mrs
/ Paine. and Miss Koon.
Mrs Hale. Wife of Senator Hale. was
hostess at a large luncheon today.
Arrangements for the wedding Of Miss
/ Alice Roosevelt and Representative
1 I-ongwoTth are being completed under
/ the direction OF Mrs Roosevelt and the
I tride-elect.
The publication this morning of a we'd
/ ding invitation purporting To be a fac
| simile of those which are 10 be sent out
/ from the White House is without basis
/ of fact. The design for the invitations
/ has not yet been selected nor has the
number of guests been determined upon.
/ No order has been given the engraveT
and any form given to the public
/ through the press at this time is neces-
/ sarily one which has been made up with
no authority either from the Presidents
/ family or the engraver who has been
commissioned for the work
/ Mrs. Arthur Langham OF Kentucky
| is the guest Of Baroness Won SternbUrg
/ her niece, at the German embassy.
Miss Josephine Durand, daughter Of
/ the British ambassador, has returned TO
Washington from short visit 10 friends
/ 10 New York
MI and Mrs. Buokner WaIlngford, Of
Cincinnati, are in Washington as the
/ guests OF the latters mother. Mrs Long
worth, and Representative Longworth
at the Eighteenth street home or the
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont were
among the dinner hosts OF last night
when they entertained a number OF
guests In honor OF Mrs. Belmont Tiffany.
of New York.
Mrs. William II Draper of New York.
will come 10 Washington next week for
visit 10 the Secretary Of State and
Mrs. Root.
Mrs, Dougherty. wife OF Lieutenant
Commander Dougherty. /. 5. n, IS in
/ Washington. y here she Will spend d
month at the New Willard.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt will
entertain at dinner on Monday, January
%; Friday. February ., and Monday,
I February j.
Mr. and AIRS. Douglas Robinson. Of
New York. came 10 Washington yeSter-
day for a week visit To the President
and Mrs. Roosevelt
The Postmaster General and Mrs. Cor
telyOu VIII be the next Cabinet hosts to
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt, for
whom they VIII entertain at dinner on
Tuesday, January 30.
Mrs. Roosevelt occupied a box at the
BelascO Theater last night to see the
Venice" With the Presidents wife were
Mr.. and Mrs Grant LeFarge. of New
York, VINO are guests at the White
House; Miss Ethel Roosevelt, and Mr.
Tayler.
Miss Anderson, niece of Mrs. Taft, was
entertained at dinner last night by Mrs
Audenreid. who invited a company OF
young people TO meet the guest OF the
Secretary of War.
Mrs. Thropp will receive on Saturdays
February and 10, at her home, l10l
Twentieth street.
The Misses Lambert gave one of a
series of luncheOnS today at their resi-
dence on Massachusetts avenue.
Mrs. Charles r. McKenney. of Min
nesota, will be at home at 200 A street
southeast on Monday, January ~ from
2.9O To ) O'Clock Assisting her will be
Mrs. Merriam, wife of Capt. Lewis Mer-
riam: Mrs deb. Randolph Keim. Miss
Keim. and the Misses Deemer. daughters
of Representative Deemer, of Pennsyl-
vania.
The following Washington people are
visiting New York today:
F. II. Bethel r. Il. Caveriy. D. F.
Faust f V Murphy H. NoImen. c.
@ Patterson. J. StraYer, T. w. Tvrer
". X Van Reype Miss H. Boyd H. c
/ Chandle~ A. A. Chaplin, T. E. Drake,
I NJ T Endicott. II. Leighton. II. g
/ Mead. c. .. Rice. @. p. Saks H L
/ Stephenson b l. Williams Mrs. An
drews. c. s Bertham. F. +. BonsteeI
! A B. Canage. J. s. Chambers