The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-31

hood and was married from her home
two years ago.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Barker enter
tained al dinner last evening.
Senator and Mrs. Buckley entertained
at dinner last evening In their Twenty
second street home
Mrs. Herbert Wadswortl gave a tea
Yesterday afternoon AT which several
hundred guests We're entertained by a
program or Indian and negro melodies
sung by a chorus or Indian and negro
students from Hampton Institute
An entertainment Tor the benefit OF
the Working Boys Home viii be given
tuesday afternoon February T. At $50
IN the willard The entertainment will
consist or a series OF tableauX fOllOWed
by a valentine tea
Mrs. Charles FOuike is one OF the vyo-
men at the head OF the enterprise, and
viii have all the rehearsals next week
conducted at her beautiful home ON Mas
sachuseILs avenue. Mrs. Barney Will
arrange the JableauN and will have talk
lng part In them number Of the bows
and girls who viii participate in the an
uual fancy dress ball TOR children al
Mrs. Richardson Cloyer's next Satur-
day.
Mrs. Hinckley is In charge Of The
attractive and viii be sold by a group
OF young girls ia the costume OF val
snune girls
At the tea which is 10 follow the
tdbleauN Mr.. Morris Murray Mrs
Charles ". Rae, and Mrs. Nathaniel
SimpkiEs viii preside.
Aime. Anna Katherine Green. the nov.
elist. Is spending the week in Wash
1ngton, ard is being entertained By liter
airy and social leaders.
Miss Carlisle was hostess al lunch
4 con yesterday complimentary 10 her
} house guest. Miss Elsie Berlin shaw.
: II New York. Invited % meet Miss
! shaw were the Misses Loring. Miss
Lillian stone. Miss Erma Shaw, Miss
; Pauline Magruder. ana Hiss Chrlstine
owen.
Miss Katherine EIkius entertained "a
[ company or young people at dinner
I last evening complimentary TO TIER
/ guest, Mrs. James T. keTnOcHan. or
! New York. Representative and Mrs
/ Nicholas LOngWOrth We're among the
/ guests who afterwards went with their
I hostess 10 Mrs. Townsends musicale
I and reception
Miss Eldns. who win be one Of the
! bridesmaids Saturday at the wedding
, of Miss Pauline Morton and j. Hop
Kins smith, JE. in New York went
. over 10 New York today with Mrs
Iiernochan.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Nelson PAGE
and MIR. and Mrs, Frederick A. Keep
Z were hosts az dinner last evening ar-
forwards taking their guests on to the
reception and musicale at Mrs Town
. send S.
Mrs. Audenreid entertained at luncheon
. today complimentary to Miss Clarke. Of
Newark, y. j. who is her guest
Mics Cslad,-z eys,,-t,,-- -. a.. ...-.
toL honor OF Miss Maxwell at tea tllis
afternoon.
Senator and Mrs. CulIou4 had as their
guests at dinner last evening the Italian
ambassador, Baron DIES Plauches; the
japanese ambassador, ana the Eis-
countess Aoki, senator aud Mrs Bur
rows. senator and Mrs. Hopkins Sena-
tor and Miss keau. Mr.. ana Mrs J4bn
w. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington
Wilson, Representative ara Mrs. Low
and Miss Fisher.
Mrs. Dubois. Wife of Senator Dubois.
IS not at home this afternoon.
Mrs. William A. Clark, wife Of Senator
Clark OF Montana, Is at home 10 callers
TOMORROW. L. @, at 1915 Massachusetts
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Williams, OF London.
who are the house guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Perry Belmont will go 10 New
York tomorrow To be the guests OF Mr.
and Mrs. John Jacob Aston They will
later join Mr.. and Mrs Belmont in their
New York home. MI and Mrs. Belmont
going over there on Sunday. They will
all return TO Washington later for an
other stay before Mr., and Mrs. VII
iiams sail for home.
Miss Katherine Clabaugh was hostess
at an afternoon tea today. when hey
guests were young people,
Members of the Corinthian Yacht Club
and their friends held their first skate
Of the season in Convention Hall last
evening. This was one OF the novelties
OF the social season and was conducted
exactly as though il were a dance. The
United States Marine Band played
tWo-step and waltz music
The following committee had the af-
fair in charge: George A Byrne, q.
Hugh Duffy, Harry H. Hollander, G.
Harry Lange. T. Brooke Amiss. jr
Perry II. Battison, and r. j. HeibergeT.
II.