The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-04

Given March mir. and Mrs. Will
liam 5. Carroll Lease Estate at
Port Hope, Canada-SOciety Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson, the
latter President Roosevelts sister, and
their daughter, Miss Corinne Robinson,
will sail for Europe next Saturday, going
first to the continent and later TO Lon
don. Miss Robinson is to be presented at
court at the first drawingroom Of the
spring, and remain through the London
season. Miss Corinne Robinson, who is
the pretuest as VAell as one of the most
charming of all the bevy Of Roosevelt
cousins who have visited the White
House during the last five years, has not
only been the guest of the Executive fam
lily. but OF her aunt, Mrs. Cowles, and
her great friends, the Misses Parker,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Wayne Parker. She IS completely identi-
fed with the Washington smaTtest young
people.
Mrs Herbert Wadsworth has issued in
vitations for a domino party for Thurs
day, March z, which date, being mi
Careme. is considered quite the fashion
to celebrate with a small dance. To
avoid any such unfortunate incident AS
married the New Year ball given by Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wadsworth have requested that all the
men guests come unmasked.
EarTfpa a
W Peck, Of Chicago, who was commits
sioner general of the Worlds Fair at
Paris. was given yesterday at the Cos
mos Club by Prof. Willis L. Moore. The
guests were Hon. John Barrett. director
Of the Bureau Of American Republics
Hon. Charles P. Nell. Commissioner OF
Labor; Representative Charles +. Scott
Of Kansas; Dr. H. W. Wiley. DR.. Charles
r. Needham, president Of George Wash
ington University: Hon. J. c. HOoe, OF
Smokers Gap. Va; Hon. ". c. Fox, Min
lister to Ecua dor. Mr.. Frank A. Richard
son. and Mr. Scott c. Bone.
Mr.. and Mrs William S. Carroll. Of
Massachusetts avenue, who are receiving
many congratulations on the birth o. a
son. have leased beautiful estate al
Port Hope, Canada. for the coming sum
mer and will take up their residence there
in June. Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll, the former
for many years consul general at Ores
den, Germany We're married In this city
less than two years ago. Mrs. Carroll
before her marriage being Miss Maud
Bremen, of Boston and Washington.
H~na 4 i for
Mrs. Mish, have taken apartments at the
Kenesaw. where they will spend th'
spring. Mrs. Gait recently sold her hons
on New Hampshire avenue 10 Gen. anC
Mrs. Gillespie.
Senator and Mrs. Knox will leave In {
few days for Palm Beach, Fla, wher,
Mrs. Knox will remain during the montI
of March.
Miss Cannon will close her house to
morrow and leave for the Virginia Ho
Springs for stay Of several weeks be
fore going to DanviHe. III. for the re
mainder Of the spring. Miss Cannon doe;
not expect 10 return TO Washington unit
next autumn.
Miss French. Of New York. is the CUES
| Of Mrs. James Pinchot at the latter
/ home, on Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. James Lansburgh, Of Fourteenth
street. is entertaining her sister, Mis-
Manheimer. of Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gross, formerly Of Phra
delphia. are now residents Of this city
and are located at Mrs. Harry Kaufman 5
/ in Columbia road.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Flesher have re
| turned from their bridal trip. and are a
home, at 141 Rhode Island avenue.
! Miss Maud Garner, Of Newport News
Va, who has been the guest of Mrs
julius ]. Peyser, Of Sixteenth street, vii
spend the next few weeks with her grand
mother Mrs. ". Peyser, of 1893 L street
Mr.. Joseph Herzog is visiting hi
daughter. Mrs Dave Nachman, in Au
gusta, Ga.
Mrs. L. Richold left Monday for Bait
more for a weeks visit
MIS-. JONI SITdnOrne ana Master JON
Strahorne, jr., have returned TO thei
home in E!kton, after n few days visi
to Mrs. AdOlphus Weyl, Of the Falcon.
Mrs. Charles Goldsmith left Thursda
for New York, for a visit to her daughter
Miss Annette. who has been spending tn
winter in that city.
Mrs. Robert B. Treat. Of Providence. RI
who has been the guest of Mrs. Hepburn
Smith during the past week. will leav
tomorrow TO join friends at Pinehurst
n. c.
! Commander and Mrs John Allen Dough
erty, the former recently appointe
naval attache at the American legatiO
in Tokyo viii sail for Japan March .
The present attache, Lieut.. Commando
Frank Marble, formerly Of this city. an
Mrs. Marble are expected to return to IN
United States in May
Mrs. Sidney H. Reizenstein, Of the Du
pont. entertained at whist on wednesda
afternoon, complimentary to her guest
Miss Rita Wolferman, Of Streater. II
The prize winners were Miss Claric
Tuck, Miss Maud Garner. and Miss Mabe
Gffc for