The Washington times., 1907-04-08
LongaOOYthS
Leave O202a
1t Midnight
Going to Cincinnati, and
From There to
Alaska.

Representative and Mrs. Nicholas
Longworth (nee Rooseveltj, who have
spent the spring season in their Wash
ington home, viii leave at midnight for
Cincinnati. According 70 a plan an
nounced a week ago. they win remain
there for some time, and then make a
trip to the Pacific coast and spend a
month in Alaska. This is the FIRST time
they have Travelled in that particular To-
cahty.
The British Ambassador and Mrs
Bryce We're entertained a dinner in
Chicago Saturday evening by Mrs. Mar
shall Field. They were the house
guests of Mr. 5nd Mrs. Franklin Mac
Veagh, who entertained at dinner for
them on Friday evening at a dinner Of
itwenty covers, followed by a large re-
ception. and at luncheon yesterday. Mrs.
IMacVeagh was unable to act as hostess
at these functions, as she was confined
TO her room with a sprained ankle and
her daughter took her place at table,
and to receive the guests at the reeep-
1ion.
Captain and Mrs. Warren Beach, q.
S. A., win have as their guests this
week Mrs. Louis Z. Hoyt OF New ora
and VIII entertain at dinner compliment
airy to her on Tuesday evening
-
Mrs. Archibald Oracle has as her guest
Eer mother, Mrs. Otto Wilhelm Setback,
of New York, and VIII entertain al
musicale in her honor Friday after
noon.
Miss Margaret PiersOn, Of New York
city who has been the guest for the
last ten DAYS OF Miss Helen Ffoulke,
viii return TO her nome this week.
Miss Jessie GiIIett, who has been with
Mrs William +. Tucker In Cuba Tor
several months. Is returning with her
and VIII so to her farm in Illinois FOR
some time. She and her sister who
have spent much time in Washington
the last few years, have bought prop
srty on Sheridan Circle, and VIII build
their permanent winter home there. The
Misses Gillett have been prominent as
dinner guests among the official set OF
the past two winters, and she and her
sister will be gladly welcomed as per
manent residents.
Mrs. Charles A. PIamondon and the
Misses Charlotte and Blanche Plap1on-
don, OF Chicago, who have been East
for some weeks, are visiting in WASH
ingtOn. The engagement of Miss Char-
lotte to Oliver Boyd, son of George W.
Boyd, of Philadelphia, Wen known mere,
was announced some time ago
Announcement was made IN Norfolk
yesterday of the engagement of Miss
Isabelle Truxtun, daughter OF Ar. ana
Mrs. William Talbot Truxtun, 20 Lieut.
Frank Hardeman Brumby, U. 5 NJ
we'll known in Washington The we'd
ding viii take place in the colonial nome
OF the bride in Norfolk, June 4.
The Paint and Powder Club. OF Balti-
more, which made such a tremendous
ana we'll deserved hit in the Belasco
Theater Saturday night, in the Don OF
Dorava' spent some time In Washing
ton yesterday afternoon, ana TOOK the
evening boat for Norfolk where they
win give their splendid little perform
ence this evening in the Academy OF
Music, for the benefit OF the FfoIestah'
Hospital
Cen. and Mrs. Joseph Farley. L. S. A.,
entertained at dinner on Saturday even
ing at the Chamberlin Hotel, at Ol9
Point Comfort, IN honor or cen Stilu
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant who spent
the weekend there.
Miss Sullivan entertained at a bridge
PARTY last week at Old Point, III honor
of Mrs Joseph Tracy. wife OF Cap
rain Tracy, who has been ordered 10
Washington, and viii come here IN 3
Few days for duty on the general stan
of the army. Mrs. George +. %. Har-
rison entertained at bridge the day De
fore In honor of Mrs. Tracy.
Cards are out for the marriage Of
Miss Louise Frances Bartlett. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. BarLeIt, 20
John Francis, jr- The wedding viii
take place Monday evening. April y az
s O'Clock. in St. Marks Church, and Will
be followed by reception at the nome
OF the brides parents
Mrs. Clifford Walton was hostess at
q supper party last evening, having
among her guests Mrs Fairfield, Alr.
and Mrs. Foss, and Mr. Bassett