The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-21

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~ dbutane for those buds in mdwnter the alma
~ fu must be packed This for rid
ing dOwned autos
crop this though lies dormant dur
Every day spite Winds riding parties may
The many charming spots outlying
+ are at announcement TO this graceful and daring sport
enthusiastic leaders
round about Washington They riding together frequently
bat seldom the townspeope opportunity
see exhb of horsemanship.
They prefer country
Washington streets are especially for the horses
As the animals they
especial of them and seldom them the asphalt
climb notche the porch
parties win the And there is preer
charming diversion.
Representative HIT in their the of
platform wide
upon sip their tea and enjoy bit of gossip?
Henry upon great
porch overlooking prettiest
porch said held the most distinguished
panes attached Washington
there afternoon for short rest in the cool shade and
other refreshing beverage for which the charm
And in all the company Mrs Hit was the most beautiful and the
most fascinating.
zzv< RS BULKELEY, hash porch
E1 secluded the public and
only the windows mansion and the garden
where the most charming OF Odaioned and gan blossoms
Dom rofusey
Upon it, during the spring long
gathered congenia company Of women for OF
bridge Buckley
of the social and of the sought after for
Both these porces have awnings
which they Open both of these
the side of the house. which makes them especially desirable
for afternoon
The wife of the President Roosevelt poco
most tev arranged as soon as the first real summer days set in
she tea at o'clock according the Eng
The members Of the White House household
in spotre a
break in a long
Then too lawn gowns picture becoming every
shadow of bright awning amid the bright fur
itureo o a porch
Truly the porch thing
pumpkins come
e downtown Of city days.
~ part departed They confne much to
business they could indulge considerably in social pleasures
many various dele
cations less of of prominence in
their home cities and consequently tner
representatives remaining late in Washington
The Stars and Stripes in silk bonbons ices and every possible
decoration a mo these functions.
the vexaOns and trials of the
Some one has ongfuy Daughters
this is serious mscOnstrucon of the
of hot debate, they have had most
The veteran 6Iees and officers missed the charming hospitality
president general Fairbanks,
too III to give
Dts which another former president general Mrs John W. Foster
Mrs Burrows ger. prominent
always conspicuous among convention
weeks
absences of the death of her husband
places prominent society
NeNvberr the Assistant
Secretary Navy,
daily the sessions the presi
dents general delegate from her State
visiting Daughters nearly all their their various
staying with friends to visit the opening of
Exposition, which they all vitality interested
of the Prettest of the functions given in the White
AN young people Thursday evening
daughter
o o institution.
strictly girls the dinner daintest
brightest possible with spring flowers
dancing
enthusiastic did
the music for all school girls
taking part
successfully
There much rivalry them for certain partners who
in lis the mixed