The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-30

eiety put on its sackcloth and ashes in
real earnest. and there were few Epis-
conal and Catholic Churches in this city
which were not well filed. There were,
TO be sure a large number of men and
women at the races, but smart society
was not represented there.
Master Archibald Roosevelt. son of the
President, who has been confined TO his
room for several weeks with a mild case
Of diphtheria, took his first outing yes
terday when he went out driving. He
looks pale, but otherwise ali right, ow-
Ing to the great care he has had
Pol lie Teller, of the Belgian lega-
ton. left Washington yesterday TO make
a visit TO Mr.. and Mrs. George Wander
bilt at Biltmore.
The Belgian Minister and Baroness
NOncheur Will spend their summer in
Europe, and will sail with their little
family, early in June, after the close
of the school, where the minister
young daughters are pupils.
Mrs. Charles A Mccarthy and children
who have been spending the past two
months in Augusta, Ga. have returned
10 their home, 40S Seward square. Capt.
IOl Hill.
MIS- H4yHeI, VIE OF CeIldlOI MY ilck .
and her sister, Miss Bevan, are spending
the Easter holidays ar the Rayner cOun-
try place nea- Baltimore, but VIII return
10 their apartment in the Highlands for
the late spring season
Miss Sargent. of BrOokline, Mass, who
was expected 10 come TO Washington to-
day as the guest of Miss Elizabeth Fer
her visit on account OF the Illness Of her
sister, Miss Alice Sargent.
Miss Marguerite Barbour, the young
schoolgirl daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
James +. Barbour, of Rhode Island ave-
nue., has as her guests for the Easter
season Miss Vloletta Mercer and Miss
Lucy Mercer, the schoolgirl daughters
of Mrs. Carroll Mercer. of New York.
Mrs Charles D. Walcott is visiting in
New York She will return TO Wash
ington in about two weeks.
Nj and Mrs Edward Mccormick
Greene, of Virginia, who spent consid-
cradle time in Washington, will be hosts
at large reception this evening. They
Fvill have assisting them Mrs Basil
Gordon, Mrs. Mary c.. Fletcher. Miss
Waller, Miss Sara r. Macatee, Miss NJ.
Littlepage Kenneriy and Miss Louise
Brockenbroush Meade
A-D- Prince announces the ngagement
OF his daughter Alma 10 Sydney w.
SNduSs or Baltimore ND AT nome
Sunday, April Z, from 8 10 1890.
Miss Edith Auerbach has as her guest
Miss Ruth Heyn. of Toledo. Ohio. They
will be at home tomorrow afternoon and
evening
Miss Hetty Abraham. who for many
years was associated with the Washing
ton Section, Council of Jewish Women,
but who is now identified with the Ma
tiOnal Farm School. is the guest for q
week of her sister, Mrs j. W Barnes,
1873 Vermont avenue.
Mrs NJ Newmyer who, with her
guests. Mrs. Joseph Sigmund. Of Denver.
Col, and Mrs. Henry Isaacs, OF Brad
dock, Pa spent ten days in Baltimore,
has returned TO her home. while Mrs.
Sigmund has gone to the home Of her
daughter. Mrs. Isaacs, before returning
10 Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis KeOnigsherg. of
New York city, are the guests of Mrs.
KeOnigsberg' mother. Mrs. Charles
Kaufman.
Mrs. Jacob Steiner has returned 10 her
home from Baltimore. where she went
20 attend the funeral Of her brother, the
late Moses Pels.