The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-19

The Postmaster General and Mrs. Meyer
have just leased for tive years the resi-
dence on Connecticut avenue and street
erected a short time ago by Mr. and Mrs.
| Dickinson Jewett. OF New York. The
house is large one, OF pure COLONIAL
! type. facing on street and quite within
the Dupont Circle neighborhood. Mir. and
Mrs. Jewett and family win pass the sum
mer at their country home on the Hud-
son, and in the autumn propose going
! abroad. They have resided In Washing
! ton for the past five years, but never
identified themselves with society, so that
their residence, during the occupancy by
/ the Postmaster General and Mrs. Meyer
I will be practically new home opened
TO the fashionable world.
| Mr. and Mrs. T. p. Shonts entertained
at dinner and theater party last even
ing, complimentary to the Baroness Won
/ GrafIenried and the Due de Chaulnes. both
! OF Paris, who are now the guests of the
Shontses. The company included the Ger
man Ambassador and Baroness Won
/ Stenburg, the YiscOunt and Yiscount-
/ ess de Martel of the French Embassy;
! Representative and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth, Miss isabel May. the Misses
Shonts, the Viscount Charles de Cham
/ brun, Mr.. Radowitz. Of the German EN-
bassy Mr. Hamilton Won Graffenrted. and
| Mr. Chester Kerr.
] The Baroness Won Granenried and her
son win remain in Washington some time.
! The former was Miss Gertrude Wells, OF
New York, but for many years resided
/ IN Paris.
/ The Gentiewomen's Sale, always fea-
ture Of social interest, opened suspicious
! ~ yesterday, and win continue all week at
/ $50 Seventeenth street. where practically
the entire house is used for the display
/ OF dainty needle-work and a particularly
/ large stock of home made pickles, pre-
serves. and confectionery.
/ Luncheon Is served daily from noon I'M
/ til ? O'Clock and tea every afternoon
after 4
Mrs. George Marye entertained at lunch
con yesterday complimentary to Mrs.
Whitteil, Of San Francisco, who has been
passing some time at the New Willard.
At .he marriage of Miss Jane Miller
! Stotsenberg. daughter OF the late Col.
John NJ stotsenburg. L. S. A, who lost
his life in the Philippines to Capt Leon
/ B. Kroner. z. S. A. which takes place
! Tomorrow at the home of the brides
mother, the attendants will be Lieut.. r.
/ +. Jackson and the brides sister, Miss
/ Laura Stotsenburg Rev. Herbert Scott
Smith. Of st Margaret's Church win Of
( nciate, and Mr.. Richard James Ely.
OF New York, viii give the bride away.
| The engagement is announced of Miss
Eusebra Fox, daughter of Mr.. William c.
/ Fox. Minister to Ecuador to Mr.. James
Mcdonald, Of Orange. n. ]. no date is
named for the marriage. which Is. how
ever. expected 10 take place IN the COM
/ Ing summer.
The Chinese Minister Is making short
visit IN New York. where he was the
guest Of honor last evening at a dinner
party given by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nor
ton al their Park avenue home.
/ Baron Karl Won Griska. formerly Coun-
selOr Of the Austr0-Hungarian Embassy
in this city and now Minister 10 Mexico.
/ arrived at his new post a few days ago.
accompanied by the Baroness Won Griska
! and their TWO small children.
/ Baroness Won Griska. who is an ex-
/ tremely handsome woman. was formerly
Miss Helen King, of Baltimore. whose
success in the diplomatic circle has been
most pronounced.
Another young American matron pre-
siding over a foreign legation in Mexico
! is Nine. Gregorie de Wollant wife of the
Minister from Russia who, as Miss Helen
Tisdel, enjoyed great belleship in Wash
/ ington.
The First Secretary of the Spanish I.e-
CATION and Nine. Pastor have closed their
house on Q street and gone TO Atlantic
City, preparatory to sailing for Europe,
where they 1Hll pass the summer
Miss Lota Robinson has gone to New
York. but will return to Washington for
the Easter season. Miss Robinson has an
apartment at The Cordova, where she has
passed the greater part of the winter.
open their house Saturday afternoon for
a drawing-room tank on the work of the
Associated Charities. when Mr.. C. F..
Weller and Miss Green will be the speak
ers. The purpose of the three meetings
in as many different homes is not TO
solicit subscriptions from persons who
are invited TO attend them. but only to
make people familiar with local conditions
among the naor and the ,J,o,,,.o- - a..