The Washington herald., 1907-04-08
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Chevy Chase the Center of
Sunday Entertainment.
MANY LUNCHEON PARTIES
Nine. Hauge Returns Home After
Visit in New YoriS-Mrs. samuel
MattingIy Entertains at Breakfast.
Miss Joanna Schroeder VIII BE
Dinner Hostess Tonight.

Mrs. Hauge, who passed the last week
in New York. returned home yesterday
afternoon
Despite the threatening weather Of yes
terday. the Chevy Chase Club was. as
usual the popular center. and many
luncheon parties took place there, though
the links and tennis courts were prac-
tlcally deserted IN the afternoon. The
one topic discussed there was stu the
Perry Belmont episode, which is returned
to with such insistency that 1t begins to
| be almost a bore.
Nine. Godoy expects to spend the
greater part Of this week in New York,
with her mother and niece, whittier she
went TO do some spring shopping.
Mrs. Samuel L. Mattingly entertained
at breakfast yesterday morning.
Mrs. James McCallam. with her chill
dren. has left for short trip South Mrs
McCallam purposes sailing for Europe Ia
the early summer TO recuperate from the
/ serious Illness which kept her confined
TO the house most Of this winter
Miss Joanna Schroeder will entertain at
dinner tonight, going later with her
guests to the dance at Rauscher's given
for the ChIldren's Country Home, which
promises to be a most successful and in
teresting affair.
Assistant Paymaster Atkinson. who has
been attached TO the Bureau of Supplies
and Accounts the past winter, has been
ordered TO the League Island Navy Yard.
Mrs Clifford Walton entertained in
formally at supper last night. Mrs. Fair
field, Mr.. and Mrs FOss, and Mr. Bassett
were among her guests.
The American Minister 20 Switzerland
and Mrs. Clay have rented the de Rouge
ment house at Geneva. and have planned
10 entertain on a large scale this spring
Mr. Doubleday gave dinner in his
apartment at Paris recently for Mr. and
Mrs. Booth Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh and
Miss Walsh will pass the month Of May
in Paris. During their absence their house.
WolhuTst which was bought from the
estate OF the late Senator Woleott, is be-
ing enlarged and improved, and when fin
ished will be one of the most beautiful
country places in America.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Richardson. who
viii always be pleasantly remembered in
Washington after an extended trip to
Europe, are on their way home. mir. and
Mrs Richardson passed several weeks as
f-e
lean Embassy and Mrs. Carter, in Lon
don. Mrs and Miss Carter accompanied
them to Paris. where they purpose spend
ing the spring.
The wife of the American Minister at
Brussels is on her way to the United
States, where it is expected she will pass
tine greater part Of the summer,
Senator and Mrs. Burrows are still at
Atlantic City but purpose joining their
daughter. Mrs. McNeir. az her place on
the Hudson this week.
Miss Caroline Shepard and her guest,
Miss Otis, Of Chicago. who have been
passing their vacation with Miss Shep-
ards parents, will return TO Vassar to-
morrow.
Mrs. Warren c. Beach will have as her
guest this week Mrs. Lewis T. Hoyt, Of
New York.
Mrs. Tucker wife Of Col William F
Tucker L. s. A, who has been with her
son. Lieut.. Logan Tucker, L. S. NJ. c.. in
Cuba for the past two months. returned
home last night and purposes passing the
spring with her mother Mrs. John A
Logan. Mrs Tucker was expected In
town some time ago. but the transport on
which she was to sail was put back by
the severe storm. and the date of depar-
ture altered.
The chief event of this afternoon will
be the debutante tea given by DR.. and
Mrs. Alexander Magruder for their
daughter, Miss Isabel Magruder. which
was postponed from the original date set
in the early winter. on account of the
illness of Miss Magruder.
Miss Marion Sands. daughter of Rear
Admiral Sands, will be the guest Of Miss
Louise Maxwell this week
Mrs. George Edmund Foss. wife Of
Representative Foss. of Illinois. is az the
Grafton, having returned from Florida
where she spent the winter with her
family.
Mr. and -rs. Douglas Robinson. the
latter the sister of President Roosevelt.
are at CasteI Porzlano. on the seashore.
near Gstiga, Italy. They have confirmed
by cable the announcement Of the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss Corinne
Robinson, to George II. Draper. which
was denied elsewhere.
Capt Gibbons, the naval attache at the
American Embassy in London. and Mrs
Gibbons. whose marriage here last spring
was one Of the social events of the sea
son, spent the Easter holidays touring
on the Continent Mrs. Gibbons has be-
come very popular in the sporting set in
London, for she is an expert horsewoman
and greatly interested in all outdoor
amusements.
The Third Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Huntington Wilson will enter
tain President Hadley, as their house
guest, when he comes to Washington this
week for the Yale banquet. which is to