The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-17
Senior YodChaTn
Dinner Host Of
Chile Officers

last evening In honor Of the Chilean Of
ficers here with the Chilean warships.
which are in Hampton Roads for the
jamestown Exposition.
The guests We're the Secretary OF
State. Elihu Root; the First Assistant
Secretary of State and Mrs. Robert
Bacon. the Chief of Staff and Mrs
Franklin Bell, Rear Admiral Sigsbee
Rear Admiral and Mrs Harris, Lieut.
Commander CIeland Davis. DR.. and
Mrs Alexander Magruder. captain and
Mrs. Wright, Captain and Mrs Hooker.
Capt. A. n Wilson, of the cruiser Zen
teno; Colonel Montauban, Of the Chilean
army: the Argentine Minister and Nine.
Portela: the charge d'affaires of Won
ezuela. Mr.. Pulido; Lieutenant Comman-
der and Mrs. dc Blanpre, of the French
embassy; Mr.. and Mrs. McCallum, Mrs.
Darlington. Mrs Robert Hincl1ley, Mrs
Robert Small. Capt. and Mrs. Van De-
man, Miss Magruder. Miss Switzerland,
Miss Ffoulke. Miss Jackson. Miss Chew.
Miss Jennings the Misses Pilson, Miss
Williams. Miss Miller. Miss Whitmore,
Miss Mattingly, Miss Brewster, Miss
Ridgeley, Miss Oliver, Lieutenant Rosas,
Lieutenant Dominguez. j. Buchanan.
MIR. Brewster, John Barrett. Mr.. Gulick,
Mr.. Hanihara, OF the Japanese embassy >
Lieutenant Jackson; Lieutenant Passic,
of the Chilean army. Mr. Sarratea and
Mr.. Salinas. of the Chilean legation.
Representative Gillett of Massachu-
sets entertained at dinner and bridge
last evening in his apartment in the
Connecticut. His guests were the Sec
rotary of the Navy and Mrs. Metcalf.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. COwles. Mrs.
John Z. Reyburn, Miss Mabel Board
man, and Justice Moody.
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Of the italian feet here for the James,
town Exposition, and his officers have
arrived in Philadelphia, where they win
be extensively entertained. They will
return TO jamestown for Georgia day.
June 10 when the President is to attend
the exposition. and later will make an
other visit to Washington before re-
The visiting Austrian officers in com
mand of Admiral Pleskott were the
guests Of honor at a large reception by
Admiral Sands at his residence. in An
napolis, yesterday afternoon.
After The reception the Austrian Of
ficers saw the fun brigade OF midship-
men on dress parade and later in the
evening the biggest social event in con-
nection with their visit took place. when
they were the guests at a ball given in
their honor IN tae auditorium in the
nav academic building.
Miss Katherine CIabaugh will leave
Washington about the first Of June for
schenectady, n. Y. where she will be
Mr.. simpkins. Of Boston and New
York. who has occupied a house in Far
raguI Square during the winter will re-
turn tomorrow to his home in the North.
Mr. Simpkins Is a brother of Nathaniel
Simpkins. of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Watts Kearney will
leave Washington about the first Of June
for Rangeley. Ne, where they will
spend the summer
Gen. and Mrs. John A. Johnston ex
pect TO return. to their home in Ma5sa-
Chusetts avenue about the first of June.
Their house. which was formerly the
Grant, and her daughter, Mrs. Sartoris
has been undergoing extensive improve
Inents and repairs for the past few
months For that time General and
Mrs. Johnston have been the guests Of
Mrs. JohnstOns sOn-in-law and daugh-
ter, Captain and Mrs. Summerlin, in
their home on r street.
ST. Dominic's Club will entertain their
friends this evening at an open-air
dance ut Chevy Chase Lake. Dancing
I'LL begin at $50.
Miss Marguerite lie Breton will return
TO Washington tomorrow from Fort
Monroe, where she has been a guest at
ton for the last week. Mrs. lie Breton.
with Miss lie Breton, will leave early In
June for Schenectady, where her son,
Ensign David Med. lie Breton. has been
ordered for duty. During the winter
Mrs. lie Breton has occupied the home
of Mrs. Mahlon Ashford on Farragut
Square.
Mrs. j. Milton Boone and daughter.
Jeanette, Of St. Clair. Pa, are the
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. J. Ramsay
hewitt, of Calvert street. Mrs. Boone
was formerly Miss Bessie Hine. daugh-
ter of former Commissioner of the Dis
trict and Mrs. Lemon G. Hine.
Mrs. II. G. HoIIenberg. OF Little Rock,
Ark, who has been spending the winter
in Washington, actively engaged in the
work Of the many patriotic associations
to which she belongs. and I'm. the interest
the guest Of her sister Mrs. A. T. Sell
den. in her home In Richmond
MT. and Mrs. John Joy Edison. who
are travelling abroad. were at Florence
May z. A number of their friends here
have received messages from them indi-
eating that they were having a most
delightful trip.
Mrs. J. o. Wright Of % O street. has
as her guests Der aunt. Mrs j., a.
Rogers, of New York, with her little
son Jack. Mrs. Rogers will remain in
Washington for about ten days. and be-
fore leaving the city will visit her sister.
Mrs. NJ. L. Bowers
DR.. T Morris Murray was host at
stag dinner at Chevy Chase Club last
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus =. Gardner
son-in-law and daughter of Senator
Lodge. are at their Hamilton place,
Sycamore Farm. for the season. Mrs.
Gardner Is in deep mourning for her
aunt, Mrs. Luce, so that her summer
will be a comparatively quiet one. Mr..
Gardner has recently bought a house
on II street, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets, for their winter
home.
Mrs. Martha GieloW left Washington
yesterday for Baltimore where she win
be the guest of Mrs. James ID. Iglahart
The wedding of Miss Abigail Adams