The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-05
Mrs. Roosevelt Cruising
On the Lover Potomac.
Returning This Afternoon
Presidents Wife Accompanied by Her Daughter
Miss Ethel, Leaves Sunday on the Syph
for River Excursion.

tip. They VIII make their home at $50
\ street southeast after March IS.
Among the guests at the ceremony
and breakfast were Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
tin CaFrick. Mr. and Mrs. John Turner,
MIR. ana Mrs. George Flcrd. Mr. and
Mrs. George Carrlck, Miss Tillie Turner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ". Brooke. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Brown. Miss Matthew
cristie. Miss Ressie Carriek. Miss Dor
othy Brooke, Miss Roberts, Miss Kath-
crime Criste, Miss Marguerite Criste,
Miss Amy CdrriCk, Miss Leone Carrick
Mrs. ShultZ. Mrs F0FrOn, Miss Larson
Miss Mary Jones, Miss Ida Quin, Miss
blanche II. FOrrOn, Miss Annie Clarke
Mrs. Ambrose and daughter. Mrs Mon
roe I1thll, Miss Freeman, ana Thomas
p. Nelson, Clinton CLANCY. Elmer Car
rick, Bernard Carrick, Charles Brooke
and Ralph CafFiek.
Mrs. Root. wife OF the Secretary OF
state, who. since her return from Can
ada. has been confined to the house
Win an attack OF grip. has been com
peIled 70 cancel her social engagements
Tor the season.
The audience which marked the OPEN
Ing last night OF the week OF grand
opera In the BelascO Theater was made
up or many of the prominent society
people including parties Of the Baroness
Won Sternburg, wife OF the German Am
bassador: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mrs.
Postlethwaite, Mr., and Mrs. Edison
bradley. with General and Mrs. Boil
ana the naval atfache OF the British
embassy. and Mrs. Ryan. r. L. Hulde-
koper, the Minister from Nicaragua.
VINO mad with him his fiancee. Miss
lnula Bell Fleming, and her mother.
Mrs. Robert /. Fleming.
others IN the audience We're Mrs. Mo-
ran, the Misses Wilcox, Miss Brown,
Mrs Bright. and Miss Lewis, all OF
sostoEi Mrs. Conrad and the Misses
Conrad Mr.. and Mrs. William Bruce
King, Mrs.. Plato. ana Miss Cassln.
Mrs. Andrew Is. Graham. OF sixteenth
street, will be at home tomorrow after
noon ana VIII have receiving with her
Mrs William Daley. Mrs. John Child
ress' Miry Remey Miss Garnette Halk
and Miss Neva Hapray.
Mrs. de b. Randolph Keim and
| daughter, Miss Ketm, win be al home
at the Elsmere. Friday They viii be
assisted by Mrs. Mary L. II. Steinmelz
1 OF Pennsylvania Mrs. Lienl Emdin. OF
New York; Mrs W @. Harvey. OF
richmond; Madame Thiery. Miss KeaF-
ney. and Miss Finekel
Representative William b. Mckinley
entertained a dinner company last night
| 20 meet Representative Thomas s. But
! Ter OF Pennsylvania an old friend Of
/ Mr.. Mckinley. Those invited were
/ the Vice President, Senator Dick. Sena-
| tor Hemenway, Representatives DalZell
Toss, Gregg, Loudepslagerf Sibley, and
Watson. Capt William p. Potter. u. s.
. n, Jewell II. Aubere, Col. George NJ
Maths, Paul Woodman OF Portland,
I Ne, John +. Thomas. and John q.
| EVersman.
| Maths, Mr.. McKinley's niece. who was
| assisted BY her house guest. Miss Camak
/ or baltimore, and Miss Edith Willis and
/ Miss Alice Riley of Illinois. The dee
/ OratiOus were white lilacg and jonquls
Mrs. Robert n. Harper was at home
I Monday 10 several hundred callers 4
/ many OF whom were given the frs
/ sight OF her beautiful new home in Six
/ teenth street. Mrs Harper received iF
| the ballroom and was gOwned IN Z
/ French gray spangled net with tOuche.
| OF rose velvet Mrs. Beuonf Wheat
/ Madame GOdOy, and Madame Theury, OF
| Paris, received with Mrs. Harper. Will,
| Mrs. Van sender and Mrs. Smbble
I field did the hOnOrs OF the tea room.
| The color scheme was red, the tabl,
/ having a mound of red tulips. Puncl
was served in the lOunging room hJ
| the Misses Carlo. the Misses IIeth, Mis-.
/ Roman, Miss kingsman, Miss MacDer
mont, Miss Mercedes GOdoy, Miss Chap
man. and Miss Smith. During the re
CeiYing hours several musical number
were rendered by Mrs. Clinedinst. Mrs
Chapman. Miss Carlo. and Miss Smith