The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-12
ambassador
From Russia
Dinner Host

The Russian Ambassador and Baron
ess Rosen entertained at dinner last
evening. Their guests were the British
Ambassador ana Mrs. James Bryce. the
Secretary of State and Mrs Root. the
Postmaster General and Mrs George
Won L Meyer, Mr.. Justice and Mrs.
Holmes. the Minister from the Neither
lands anc Mime. Van Swinderen, the
Minister from Norway and Nine. Hauge,
the Spanish minister. Senior Don Ramon
Pima, Mrs Richard Townsend, Baroness
Elizabeth Rosen, and Mr.. KroupsnsiZy.
counselor OF the Russian embassy.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
MetcaIf entertained a dinner company
OF eighteen guests last evening. They
viii make visit 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Van
derbft, at Biltmore. later In the month
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Newberry were hosts at jim
ner last evening In honor of Mr.. New
berry's mother. Mrs. John s. Newberry.
OF Detroit, who is spending the spring
season here. after winter at PAIN
Beach.
Mrs. Gustave schwab. OF New York
who has returned 20 her apartments II
the Connecticut to spend the spring
season, entertained at luncheon yesTer-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings. for
merly OF South Africa, now winter resi-
dents OF Washington. entertained a DIN
her company last evening.
Miss Ernestine Hebert Rowland was
married yesterday afternoon 20 Lieut.
George Iseftwtch Yertenbaker, L. S. A.
n the home OF aer grandmother. Mrs
Ernestine Hebert Stevens. formerly OF
washington, now living at Fort Wash
ington. Nd. The ceremony was per
formed AT o'clock by Chaplain Perry
and the bride and Bridegroom left
shortly afteTWard for their wedding
trip. Their home will be temporarily
at Fort Washington. where Lieutenant
Wertenbaker's regiment IN The Artil
lery Corps, L. S. A, IS now stationed
Mrs. Archibald Oracle. who is enter
tanning her mother, Mrs. Otto Wilhelm
Setback. OF New York. is giving Z
muiscal tea this afternoon In her honor
al which she viii sing q number d
songs. Mrs. Oracle was one OF New
York's most gifted amateur singers dur
AnE aeI glEM0gUs anu mas Il NotCC WAL4NA
would have done credit to the profes
sional stage had she so chosen. Mrs
Gracie's favorite entertainment during
her residence IN Washington mas Beel
musicales or functions at which musl
has been a feature.
Mrs. John T.. Mclean has placed TIT
beautiful grounds Of her suburban home
Friendship" at the disposal Of tn
various charities of the city, again thE
nd ~
win practically be repeated. The dates
although not decided upon. viii prob
ably be May 10 and II, and there VIII bi
many new features introduces ant
about twenty-five different charities a.
beneficiaries. The arrangements are Il
the hands of Mrs Archibald Hopktn
and Miss Catherine CullOm Ridgely
daughter of the Comptroller Of the Cur
rency. Any charity organization whicl
wishes 70 be renresented should com
rlunicate with Miss Rigdely.
Mr. and Mrs 4. J. Haiford and thei
daughter. Miss Ruth Haiford, with he
cousin. Miss Ruth Hood. left Washing
ton today for New York. and win sal
tomorrow for England They viii spen,
probably two months il England. stay
ing for a time IN the cou.-r-yg.. and thel
go on she Continent for the remainde
here until some time in November. Mis-
HalfOrd returned late last week from
q months round OF visits in and arOun,
New York.
Announcement is made Of the engage
Tuent of Miss Mary Morgan HOotOn
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs William
Hooton, Of MorristoWn, n J.. to james
Stokes. OF the same place Mis-
HoOton is well known here IN Wash
ingtOn. where she has been a freQuen
visitor.