The Washington times., 1907-03-19

frloay ana Mrs. Charles 3. Alexander
will give a large reception in their hon
or Monday, March 25
Saturday evening the ambassador Will
be the guest OF honor of the Pilgrim.
Society Of America at a banquet at tie
Waldorf-AstOria. Vice President Fair
banks will represent the Government on
this occasion.
Upon the conclusion Of their stay in
New York Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce will
make a short visit 10 Canada as the
guests cf the governor general
Mrs. Root, wife Of the Secretary of
State, returned to Washington today
from New York, where snc has been
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Wales.
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Johnston en-
tertained a company at dinner last eve
ming in their new home on Twcnty-ffrst
street.
Mrs. George Emery Green, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. II. G.
Knapp, of y24 Massachusetts avenue
northwest, returned To her home in
Quincy, Mass, this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. p II. Con entertained
company Of young people at their
home on 1 street northwest, in honor
Of Mr. and Mrs. George L. Clemens
Supper was served at 1880 o'clock. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
hurdle, Miss Alice Hurdle, Mrs. Smith,
Mrs Durham, Mrs. Godfry, Miss
SnOoks, Mrs. Bloom, Mr. Elweu. Mr..
Davis Mr. Markham. Mr. Kiirge Mr.
Collier. Mr.. Kennedy, Mr.. King, Mr..
Wayne, and Mr.. Beali-
Already the summer plans of many
OF the smart set are maturing. The
Russian Ambassador and Baroness
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the same place they have occupied the
past two seasons at Coolidge Point. on
the North Shore. The German Ambas-
SadOr and Baroness Won Sternburg VINO
vii. sail at the end of this month for
a spring trip to their home in Germany,
will again spend the late summer at
LenoX. The British Ambassador and
Mrs Bryce have decided TO have sum-
mer embassy at Newport, which is after
the manner Of the late British Ambassa-
dor and Lady Herbert, who spent their
summers there.
Former Senator and Mrs. Dryden Of
New Jersey. who are among the most
prominent and most diligent dinner
hosts during the seasons in W Washington,
are now IN Alta c City. where they
viii spend the spring season at the
MarlbOrOugh-Bleuh
Mrs Reed, widow OF Or. Walter Reed,
United States Army, who died in Hav-
ana, while engaged upon the work OF
making that city sanitary, has gone to
Norfolk for "a three weeks visit.
Will return 10 her apartment in the
Cairo for only short time this spring
before opening her summer home in the
Blue Ridge mountains, where she and
her charming daughter, Miss Blossom
Reed, are popular members Of the sum
mer colony.
Mrs. L. NJ. Simpson and Miss Simpson
have established themselves as guests
Atlantic
after Easter.
Mrs Russell-Joseph. who met with a
serious accident about Christmas time,
and has suffered a painful break Of the
arm and other injuries, has recovered
sufficiently 10 get about again. she
IS spending her season at the George
Washington Hotel Mrs. Russell Joseph
has spent the past year and half in
Atlantic city.
The American Minister TO Ecuador
. and Mrs William G. Fox have an
nounced the engagement of their only
daughter. Eusebia, TO James Mcdonald,
of Orange, y. J. The Fox family are
now ON their way to their new post in
Ecuador, accompanied by the minister
to this country from Ecuador, Who VIII
remain on special work for ms gov
ernment for six months The marriage
of this interesting young woman IS eX-
pected TO take place some uHe during
the late summer.
Miss Laura AEnesley Stotsenburg viii
act as maid OF honor at the wedding OF
her sister, Miss Jane Miller Stotsenburg,
and Capt. Leon Benjamin CrOmer. L. >
A which will take place tomorrow at
noon IN the home of the bride mOthef,
on New Hampshire avenue. Lieut.. X.
+. Jackson, of the Tenth Infantry. VIII
act as best man, and the Rev Herbert
Scott Smith viii perform the ceremony.
There viii be but a small company OF
relatives and very close friends, ana the
bride and bridegroom will sail this
spring 10 join the latter's regiment in
the Philippines.
Miss Mary Guthrie. OF Pittsburg, who
for the past two seasons has made her
home in Washington, occupying with
her aunt, Miss Guthrie. handsome
apartments in the Connecticut will be
married to Frederick G.. WalcOtt. Of
Utica, y. Y. April ?. The ceremony
will take place in the Guthrie home in
Pittsburg, now occupied by relatives of
the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Le-
MOyne Miss Guthrie is the daughter
OF the late Alexander Guthrie and a
niece Of George w. Guthrie, mayor of
Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Duianey Hunter
entertained n small company informally
at dinner last evel-ing in their home on
Lafayette square. The guests were
Mime. and Miss Baltazzi. Robert H |