The Washington times., 1907-01-05
Mrs. Sutherland Hostess
At d Tea This Afternoon
In Honor of Mrs. MetCdIf


Mrs. Switzerland. wife OF Commander
". II. II. Switzerland. viii entertain al
tea this afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Metcalf. wife Of the Secretary Of the
Navy. Other teas OF the afternoon Will
be those Of Mrs. c. r. GTnsky 70 pre-
sent her daughter 20 society; Mrs. r.
win. wife Of Commander William Irwin,
Z. s. n, and Mrs. John p. Jackson.
Mrs Fettus, wife Of the assistant sur
geOn general OF the Marine Hospital
Service. entertained yesterday afternoon
complimentary 10 her sister Mrs Bur
roughs. OF Boston. The house was
preftflv decorated with pink roses.
mjguonette. and pink sweet peas. and
Mrs Pettus wore a modish gown or
pale blue chiffon, and Mrs. burroughs
a gown of white lace over chifIOn and
silk
Mrs Revburn. Mrs Ke o Mrs Ed
ward Simpson. Miss Foulk-, Miss Enrol
Cuthbert Brown. Miss ShOnts, and Miss
Elizabeth Ferguson.
Mrs. Albert L. Key. wife OF Lieutenant
Commander Key. the naval aide 10 the
President. was hostess at one OF the
most delightful teas of the season yes
given the opportunity OF Ouerlng con
gratulatiOns 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Cambridge
Livingston. who have only recently re-
turned from their wedding trip through
the South.
Mrs Kew wore a becoming gown of
champagne liberty satin. trimmed with
point de veRise. and received In the
draWlngrOOm with her sister. ME- LIZ
ingsJ0n Mrs NeWberry, wife OF the
Assistant Secretary OF the Nav. ana
faf 4 a n
diningrOom. Mrs. Newberry wearing a
handsome gown OF grey chiffon velvet.
and Mrs Blair in gray satin, made with
a bertha Of French lace.
Mrs. Nathaniel Francis, jr-. Miss Mar
j0rte Ide. daughter of the former gov
erI0r general or the philippines, ana
Miss Violet whitney of California, were
the other assistants. Mrs. Condlt-
Smith. mother of Mrs. Key, and MIS-.
Livingston wore handsome gown Oh
black brOcade satin and chiffon.
Mrs. Payne, wife of Gen. W. II Payne,
of IT7 G street, is spending some time
in Richmond, with her daughter Mrs.
Eppa Hunton, II.
Mrs. Frances Anderson. of Holyoke.
Mass, is visiting al Alton House.
The Misses RansdeIl, daughters Of the
Sergeant-at-Arms OF the Senate, are en-
Duncan. OF Indianapolis. Hervey Rams
del, son Of Major Ransdell, who has
made his home in Colorado Springs Tor
several years because OF his health, has
been spending the holidays with ms
parents In their home on b street north
east
Mrs John r. Mclean win give the
second Of her young peoples dances this
evening in the ball room OF her city
home.
Professor and Mrs. Nevin Monroe
Hopkins win be hosts at dinner dance
this evening in the Chevy Chase Club,
TO celebrate the tenth anniversary or
their marriage. Special car service from
the city TO the club has been arranged
by them for their guests.
Capt. and Mrs. Brewster will enter
tain At dinner this evening.
Miss Emily Block, of New York city,
has returned 70 her home after visit
to Mrs Eugene Schwab, OF 52s Eighth
street southeast,
Joseph I. saks is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. l. Saks, of New York, at
the Majestic.
Harry L. Sanger, Of New York. spent
a few days in the city this week.
Miss Bertha NJ. Male gave euchre
party on New Year evening. The
guests We're members Of the amateur
"Mikado" company, with some addi-
tiOnal friends.
Miss Alma Essential, of Baltimore
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
kann.
Milton kaufman and mother, Mrs.
Marx Kaufman, will spend a month at
SaFanac Lake, in the AdirOndacks.
Mrs. Abe Cohen, Of Pittsburg, is
visiting her father. Gus Lansburgh, on
Vermont avenue
Clarence Reitzenstein has returned
10 the city AFTER visit 10 New York
cit.
The usual Saturday night whist was
held at the Mercantile Club last week
Some of the out-ef-town guests were
Mrs Frank. OF Philadelphia, and Mrs.
s. hohleT, OF New YeFk. The prize