The Washington times., 1907-05-10
Beltnonts
Hosts at
The Races

Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont. of this
city, entertained at luncheon yesterday
IN the club house at Belmont Park. in
honor OF the Prince Saxe-Coburg Of
Austria. Among the distinguished
guests from Washington We're Katherine
Elkins. and the Baron Ambrozy, coun-
selor Of the Austrian embassy.
Count and Countess HatzfeIdt Of
Germany, son-in-law and daughter OF
the japanese ambassador, returned TO
Washington yesterday with General
Baron Kuroh and his party after a visit
in Pittsburg, where they were joined on
Wednesday by the ambassador. who
went on to meet the general Count
and Countess Hatfield and their small
daughter will sail for their home next
Tuesday
Miss Wellman and her younger sis
ter, Miss Rita Wellman. viii leave
Washington at midnight for Philadel-
phia, from where they will sail tomor-
row for Paris on the steamship North
western. They will remain there during
the summer and their fathers absence
in the Far North, and may pOss.D re-
main over during next winter.
Mrs. Henry Lane Wilson. wife Of the
American minister to Belgium. who is
visiting her father and sisters in In
Gianapolis. was entertained at luncheon
yesterday by Mrs. William Reid. OF that
city. Among the guests asked TO meet
her. well known in Washington. were
Mrs. BENJAMIN Harrison. widow of the
late President who is known here as
former Mrs. Dimmick. and her guest.
her sister. Mrs. John T. Parker. for
many years a resident here, and Mrs.
John n. Carey, who is a frequent guest
OF Mrs. Fairbanks. and has been a dele
gate to the continental congresses sew
eral times.
Commander and Mrs. John F. Parker.
who have made long visit in Indian
apolis with Mrs. Harrison on their way
from San Francisco to New-York, left
Indianapolis yesterday for the East,
where Commander Parker viii be sta
toned for a time. Mrs. Harrison and
her little daughter. Elizabeth Harrison.
York. where they will remain until
May 81, when they will sail for Europe
for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs George Westinghouse.
who have been spending the last few
weeks IN their Pittsburg residence.
have arrived IN New York for a short
time before going to Erskine Park,
their estate at LenoT. Mr.. and Mrs.
Westinghouse have not been in their
Washington home for many months,
contrary TO their usual custom, and II
is not expected that they will open Il at
all this year.
Gen. and Mrs Charles J. Allen. Of r
street entertained at dinner last even
ing complimentary to their house guest.
Mai George +. Bushnell, Of New Mex
leo. They will be hosts at another din
ner this evening.
Miss sadie Murray daughter Of Gen.
and Mrs. Arthur Murray, Of Rhode
Island avenue, will leave Washington
next week for West Point, where she
win attend the graduating exercises.
Her brother Maxwell Murray, Is
member Of this years class.
Miss Murray will attend a number OF
house parties during the summer and
will make her debut here next season
Mrs John 2. Stevens has returned to
her apartment in the Connecticut, after
Mrs. Stevens will remain in Washington
now until about the 1st Of June. They
have changed their plans. and instead
OF spending the summer in Europe viii
go to some resort on the Massa chusetts
north shore for the hot season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Malcolm an
nOuBce the engagement of their sister
Miss Isabel Stevens. TO Wilbur H
Sechrist of Philadelphia. No date has
yet been set for the wedding.
Senator and Miss Willard. of Ne
braska. who went abroad Immediately
after the adjournment o. Congress,
have returned. and have been guests at
the Willard for a few days. They will
leave Washington tonight for their
home in Omaha
Invitations nave been received here
for the wedding Of Miss Georgia RAN
dolph CharriEgton. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Astley-Cooper, of Warren
1r., OF Norfolk. which win take place
on May % at o'clock in st. James
Church, Warrenton. Miss Charrington
and her mother have spent the winter
In London. Miss Charrington visiting
her fathers family in England. She Is
the daughter OF the late Percy W. Char
rington, of County Surrey. England. Her
mother IS member OF one OF the old
est families of Virginia. being daugh-
ter OF Major Beverly r. Randolph, of
Clark county. Mr. Whittle is a young
business man of Norfolk
The wedding of Mrs. Jeanette Overall
Loving. or Washington. and John Mat
thew Thompson. OF Berryville. Va. VIII
take place in the home OF the bride
elect on June 70. Mrs. Loving Is a
descendant of the well-known Overall
family OF Virginia. and Mr.. Thompson
is son of Capt John L. Thompson, of
Berryville.
The wedding OF Miss Catherine Nc
LOughlin and John Madden will take