The Washington herald., 1907-01-05
Mrs. Roosevelt InaugurateS
Series of MuSicaleS.
MANY OUT OF TOWN GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Mclean En-
terrain in Honor Of Vice President
and Mrs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Mrs. WhiteInw Reid Guests
of Mrs Richard Townsend.

Of evening muSicales at the White House
last evening when some 400 guests were
invited to hear AR Francis Rogers and
Miss Edith Jewell
The musicale took place in the East
Room. where the military aids to the
President assisted in the seating of the
company. These gallant and picturesque
usbers were Capt Arthur Harding. L. s
NJ. c.; Capt FitzhUgh Lee, T. S A:
Lieut. Chauncey Shackford. L. S n;
Lieut. Philip Sheridan, L $. A, Lieut.
/ Douglas Macarthur, Y, s. A.; Lieut., c. r.
Train, L. S. n, and Ensign Semmes
Read, L. S. N
The fol owing programme was given,
with Mr.. Bruno HUM at the piano;
Love Ne or seeebi
Der Sand aegcr" carmen SYLVIA ....... Bungert
"Onasay, wake.' Jfrum "HiaWatia' ........ Cowen
Mr.. Rogers.
GaFotte Giueck
HumOTcsque DYoTak
Miss Jewell.
''Nisione EeEeZiana Brogi
Two Venetian Songs Thomas Moore, .... schumann
Mr.. Rogers.
Cradle Song Strauss
enc Inc DeS oTt
Miss Jewell
She Never Told Her Love from Twelfth
Night Haydn
The Relief Of the sentry .............. Hoilacuder
20 Whites .ho Moon Upon the Loeb "......AlacCunn
Mr.. Rogers
Mrs. Roosevelt received her visitors in
a goNA Of old blue silk, made with trim
mings Of chiffon and lace, Col Bromwell
and Capt Mccoy making the introduc-
tions. The company included many Of the
out-of-town friends who came for the re-
ception Of the leading members Of the
diplomatic corps; members of the Cabi-
net. supreme Court circles, and large
contingent from resident circles.
The musicale was preceded by dinner
party at which the guests were:
The Speaker and Miss Cannon, Senator
and Mrs. Hale. Senator and Mrs. Aldrich
Representative and Mrs. Hun. Represent
atiye and Mrs. Grosvenor, Representa-
tive and Ms. Lacey, Lieut. Commander
Andrew T. Ions, Lieut. and Mrs John
W. Timmons, Capt. and Mrs. Dan T.
Moore. Ar and Mrs James W Pinchot
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Richardson. Miss
COrinne Douglas Robinson. Miss Gladys
Roosevelt Miss Grace Potter. Miss Mar
j0rie Mott, Hon. John a. McIlhenny,
Lieut. Chauncey Shackford, Lieut.. Doug
las Macarthur.
The Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks
were the guests of honor for whom MI
and Mrs. John r. Mclean entertained at
dinner last evening. Mrs Fairbanks was.
however. unable to be present owing To
the effects Of a recent attack of Ia grippe
The Ambassador TO Great Britain and
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid were entertained At
a beautifully appointed dinner last even
ing by Mrs. Richard Townsend. who had
to meet them the Secretary Of State and
Mrs Root the charge daffaires Of Great
Britain, Mr.. Esme Howard; Senator and
Mrs. Lodge. Senator and Mrs. Elkins.
Senator and Mrs. Depew. Senator Keau
Senator Warren. Senator Brandegee. Rear
Admiral and Mrs. COwleS. Mr. and Mrs
George Vanderbilt Mai and Mrs Charles
/. McCawley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles g.
Glover, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh
Mrs. Robert Patterson, Mrs. Marshall
Field, Mrs Hope Slater. Mrs William
Douglas, of New York: Miss Patten. Mr.
Barry, and Mr.. Bigelow, Of Boston Many
Of the guests later attended the musicale
al the White House
Mrs. Townsend viii give a large dinner
party OF January II. when the Hon
Maude Pauncefote, daughter of the late
Lord Pauncefote, Ambassador from Great
Britain, viii be her guest.
One of the notable companies of yester-
day was the luncheon at the German
Embassy. where the Ambassador and
Baroness Won Sternburg entertained Mr.
and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Repre-
sentative ana Mrs. Nicholas LOngWOrth
Mrs. COrcoran Thorn, Miss Eddy, Miss
Alice WardcT. Miss COrinne Douglas Rob-
inson, Of New York; Prince Won Lynar,
and Count Hatzfeldt and Herr Won RADIO
WITT. all of the German Embassy; Mr.
Higgins, of the British Embassy, and Mr.
Henry Adams.
Mrs. Audenried entertained at luncheon
yesterday and at a dinner on Wednesday
evening. both occasions being in honor Of
ter will return to Philadelphia to-day and
later in the month sail for Italy to pass
the remainder Of the winter.
Mrs. Albert Key was the hostess at a
particularly attractive eayesterday after
noon which served the double purpose OF
house warming for her new home. I7l3
street. and gave society an opportunity
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