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The Washington times., 1907-01-06
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Mr.. CeHtaro. Of the Italian embassy
Captain Fourier. Of the French en-
bassy. and Lieutenant Macarthur.
Mrs. George Rlinknett was hostess
Wednesday evening AT a oelightfully APP
pointed dance ia her home, on Indiana
avenue The Christmas decorations
we're augmented with pink roses. palms.
and FERNS IN the dining room. where
supper was served Al miduighI, the table
was arranged with large centerpiece
Of red roses and ferns. The orchestra
which furnished music for the dancing
was stationed in the drawing room be-
hind screen OF palms.
Mrs. Klinknett received her guests IN
a handsome gown OF white lace over
chiffon and silk, assisted by her sister,
Mrs. William II. Wambold. and her
niece. Miss Ethel carberry.
Mrs. Wambold wore a becoming gown
OF white chiffon. and Miss carberry's
gown was Of cream lace and chiffon
cloth.
The Minister from Ecuador and Nine.
Carlo were at nome yesterday after
noon for the drst time. IN their home.
I2Z2 Connecticut avenue taking advan-
tage Of the occasion TO present 10 Wash
ingtoD society their three charming and
accomplished daughters. Miss Marie An
gelica, Miss Ana Cristina, and Miss
Maria Theresa.
Nine. Carlo and her daughters viii
be at home Saturdays during the sea-
son.
Nine. Hebbinghaus. wife OF the naval
attache OF the German embassy. re-
eeived yesterday afternoon for the first
time this season. IN her home, l75z Q
street.
AIRS. Ella Rust Smith. who occupies
an apartment in the Westmoreland. an
nounces the engsg cement OF her daugh-
ter, Miss Nell Rust Smith. 10 Went
worth W Pierce, Of Warsaw, n C. Mr..
Pierce was formerly a cadet In the
United States Military Academy and
former pay clerk in the United States
navy.
Lieut.. Francis N. Hinkle. T. S A.
and Mrs. Hinkle are in Washington as
the guests Of MI and Mrs. Frank Ham
ilton. Mrs. Hinllle's parents.
Mrs. Gresham and Miss Katherine,
wife and daughter OF Major John c.
Gresham. u. s. A. have joined Major
Gresham in Washington and viii make
their home in the NVestmoreiand for the
winter.
Gen. J. Franklin Bel and Mrs. Bell,
who have recently returned from Cuba
Continued on Fifth Pagel
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Col and Mrs. Charles Sumner
Bromwen were hosts at dinner last
evening in compliment to Miss Mar
garetta Symonds. the debutante daugh-
ter OF Col. and Mrs. Thomas w
Symons. The guests were Lieutenant
and Mrs. Timmons. Miss Carolyn Hun.
Miss. Hagner, Miss Sutherland, Miss
Clagett. Miss Frederick Morgan. Miss
shonts, Murray Cobb, Lieut.. Philip
Sheridan, Lieutenant Commander Long,
Of the MayflOwer. Mr.. Marrow.
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DINNERS
THIS WEEK.

Jan. by Miss Cannon 10 the
Vice President and Mrs. Fair
banks
Jan. BY Mrs. Elkins to the
West Virginia delegation in
Congress.
Jan. by Mrs. F. b Moran 70
the Chairman of the Isthmlan
Canal Commission and Mrs.
ShOnts.
Jan. S-By Mrs. Leslie N. Shaw
to the President and Mrs.
Roosevelt.
Jan. 9-By Mrs. julius Caesar
Burrows.
Jan. 1O--By Mrs. George NJ
SternbeTg 10 Secretary and
Mrs. Taft.
Jan. 10-By Mrs. Fairbanks
Jan. ll-By Mrs. Depew to the
Vice President and Mrs. Fair
banks.
Jan 12-By Mrs. Fairbanks.
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Prof and Mrs. Neviu Monroe Hopkins
were hosts at a beautifully appointed
dinner last night at the Chevy Chase
Club to celebrate the tenth anniversary
OF their marriage. The table, in the
form OF a hollow square. was beauu-
fully decorated in red. the color scheme
being carried out ia poinsettia blooms
and tiny holly trees with a number Of
unique electrical effects displayed The
dining room was filled with palms and
ferns. with myriads Of incandescent
lights AT each plate the guest found
a small telephone. which connected him
with any guest at the table. and over
the table a number OF electric-lighted
wedding bells hung. Wireless messages
were received throughout the evening
from the station established in the din
ing room. a striking feature of the
dinner was the mock raid arranged and
the temporary seizing Of the cham
payne. over which there was much
amusement. owing 70 the recent dini-
culties with the liquor law al the club.
Some courses OF the dinner were served
with a service Of tin.
After dinner there was dancing in the
ballroom. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Harlow, Mr. and Mrs.
Fleming Newbold. Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest wilkin-
son. Rear Admiral Wilkinson. Viscount
and NiscounJess de SibOur, William 7.
Bingham. Mrs. Guy. Ralph Johnston. OF
Philadelphia, Miss Howell. Captain
Harding. Miss Helen Monroe, Miss
WinlOek. Arthur Peter, Miss Julia
Goldsborough. Gerard Hopkins. OF Bal
timore. Miss Needham, Mr. Jackson,
Miss Gale Mr.. Totten. Miss Crosby,
Mr.. Roland. Mr.. and Mrs. Hooker, Mr..
Chambers, Mr.. Parsons. Miss Pauline
Magruder, ViscOuntess de Sibour, Miss
Theodore Shonts. Mr.. Hanks. Miss
Janin. Clelland Davis. DR.. and Mrs
Charles Monroe, Miss Monroe. Mr.. Ny
ers. Miss Jean Crosby. Miss Hanley
Miss Woods. Of Baltimore, Miss Mae
Donald. of Montreal, Commander Nor
ton. Mr.. Cauldwen, Mr.. Goldsborough.
Mr., Drayton, General Wyman, Lieuten-
ant Commander and Mrs Albert l.
Key. Mrs. Hopkins received her guests
in an attractive gown Of lavender ehif-
fon cloth
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Mrs. John Ridgeley Carter and Miss
Mildred Carter. wife and daughter Of
the f1rst secretary OF the American en-
bassy In London. who have been the
guests Of Mrs. Don Cameron and Miss
Martha Cameron, have also returned 10
New York. There has been ceaseless
Round OF entertainments for the Reds
and the Carriers and they have been
guests al all the White House functions
OF the week.
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Harry. Mr.. and Mrs. C. shurland, and
Mr. and Mrs. f. W Dove.
Miss Margaret Ramsey Clark. a mem
Der Of the third-year class of Eastern
High School, was given a New Year
eve party by her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
George c. Clark, at their home, S2l
East Capitol street About twenty-five
schoolmates were present. Games We're
played until 1O:So, after which a COLA
ton was served. At the midnight hour
they added to the noisy welcome OF the
New Year by repeatedly giving the
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Capt and Mrs. Andre Brewster we're
hosts al dinner last evening, their
guests being the younger friends Of
their daughter. Miss Mary Brewster.
Those present were Miss Evelyn Chew,
Miss Cary! Crawford. Miss Schroeder.
Miss Joanna Schroeder. J. a c. Pal
mer Kenny Palmer. Phelps Brown,
Stephen Clark, OF New York, and Sea
ton Schroeder After dinner the en-
tire party went 10 Mrs. McLean's
dance.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean enter
tained dinner party last evening. and
an additional number OF guests later
Tor dancing Miss Anne T. Morgan.
daughter of Mr.. and Alrs. j. Pierpout
Morgan, and Miss de Wolf. both Of
New York, are house guests OF Mrs.
Mclean.
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Personal

The Ambassador to Great Britain and
Mrs Nhitelaw Reid, who have been the
most distinguished guests Of the week
IN Washington. where they have spent
the week with Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Cowles. returned 10 New York yester-
day
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HE past week marked the brilliant opening social
season in Washington known years.
son and merry one is the keynote Three large and inn
Portant functions in White
and Mrs Roosevelt hosts, break
e. with the great reception of New beautiful
smart reception To the Diplomatic Thursday evening"
dinner and musicale Friday evening greater
traction for
time their visits Washington during of
There were guests the White
from New York especially lady Of
the land the party of week.
changing for the functions Truly a
nous beginning for the o
%sY was than strenuous for the Cabinet
after they had stood hours.
EH they had their
of them engaged for dinner evening
day of them held their first weekly reeepons
they appeared diplomatic reception Thursday evening
and again stood in line
White House Friday evening
OWNS displayed during the unprece-
- beauty being more evidence than
eoored Empire place popularity
with maids md matro
Mr. and Mrs Clifford Richardson Douglas Robinson
Miss Grace Potter and Miss Maor New
York of the President
reception staying Sunday
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Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Henernan. OF
1921 Twenty-I0urth street. celebrated the
second anniversary OF their wedding Fri
day evening. Many amusing and appro-
pirate designs in paper were sent as
gifts to the popular couple. Special fea-
lures of The evening were the solos
rendered by the Misses HeIernan. after
which dancing was kept up until a late
hour.
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Mrs Robert C. Blaine announces the
engagement OF her daughter. Maude
Virginia, TO Aubrey Lynn Clarke. The
wedding viii take place on the evening
of January %. in the home of Mrs
Blaine. on Capitol HIM. The ceremony
will be witnessed only by the members
Of the families. and will be followed bv
a small reception Miss Blaine Is a
piece of the late James C. Blaine. and
the family is among the prominent Ola
residents
The Washington times., 1907-01-06

heartily welcomed with cheers and fire
works, Those who were masked repre-
scented the following. Little Red Riding
Hood, Florence Brumm; Aiilkmaid,
Henrietta Brumm; Fortune Teller. Rena
Enrich. Spaniard, Ethel McAnister; Old
Colonial Dame. May TuH: Turkish Girl.
Gertrude Woodwork; Colonial Style,
Ethel Woodwork; Godd; . Of Liberty,
Lucille Lawson; Spring. Arnie Lawson /.
Night Kathleen Lawson; Clown, Ed
ward Lawson. Tramp negro), Charlton
Ingram; Cream Of Wheat chef, Charles
McAllister. Milkmaid. Herman lawson
GOlddust Twins. Hobart Lawson and
Ray Tull. Also those present were Miss
Sophia Brewer, Mrs. TuI, Mrs. ]. D.
Pratt. Of Loudoun. Va: Mr.. and Mrs
David Lawson. Henry Campbell. J.
Clinton Hiatt. Mr.. McAllister,- Otway
Pratt. and Fred Ingram.
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A pleasant watch party was given at
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. P
Dove. at their home, 3i04 y street. IN
honor of their eldest daughter. Miss
Carrie Dove. Among the guests were
Miss Cora Warner. Miss Elsie Horn,
Miss Margaret Ready. Miss Anna Null
len, Miss Lillian Weber, Miss Beulah
Imley. Miss Edna Dove, Charles Nor
ton. Jack Ready. Barry Case. Robert
English. William Hactor. MARITIME Lof-
fer. Charles Imley. Oscar Imley, Fulton
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Mr aad Mrs. William Giddings en-
tertained party Of young people Mon
day night 10 watch the old year cut at
their nome. 82 Thirteenth street north
east. The evening Was passed in games.
AFTER which refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Carrie Sas-
ser. Gertrude Riley Anna Moore. Ethel
Giddings. Esther Garner, Winred Ca
ton, Irene Giddings; Messrs. Stevie Ar
hacker. Earl Crawford, Steyie Clements.
Ray Creecy. Thomas Creecy. Albert
Moore. William Riley. Andrew Gross.
Charlie Riley and Elmer Giddmgs.
The Washington times., 1907-01-06

ABINET homes fun of holidays of
have departed with the daughters
~ Secretary of Commerce
sisters Mrs Iaughln of Psburg, left
teday Miss Helen Taft daughter
school today Miss who Mrs
Mee wife of the Navy
Friday Miss Janet MeCook Miss York
who have been in the Secretary
returned 10 their homes and the
turned TO the metropolis after spending holidays
have been entertained dinners
scarcely minute spare or rest.
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''yeir" OF the Eastern High School
They then returned 10 the parlOrs and
INDUCED In dancing for an hour. Those
Composing the gathering were Misses
Margaret X. and Helen Clark. Mss
Jean Winter. Edith Cowl. Elizabeth
O'DaFniei. Josephine Mccoy. Ma0elle
Peek. Marie Buckingham. Florence Tay-
lor, Elsie Y0st. Edith Orbello. and
Messrs Clarence Evans. Joe Ciansel
Jack Mccoy Earl Hutchinson. Edwin
McPhee. Harry Dodd, BENEFIT Clark.
Ward and Charles Arney all OF the
Eastern High School: Messrs. VIII Mi
Ter and. A. 4. Pyies. graduates from the
Eastern. class OF 1906. now students at
Harvard; Miss Gladys Winter and Rus
sell AmbOs. Of the Central High
School
Dr. and Mrs. Clark were assisted in
entertaining the young people By Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin F. Davis and Mrs.
Robert Leiteh.
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Madam de BlanpFe, wife of the naval
atteche of the French embassy. who has
a fine big dramatic voice. which she
uses most delightfully."-. win sing al the
offertOry, u o'clock this morning. at
81. Matthews Church.
Senator and Mrs. Dryden entertained
az dinner last evening in honor Of the
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks.
Mrs. J. J, Peyer, Of l523 Sixteenth
street viii be home on Wednesday after
noon 10 her friends.
Miss Ednah Saunders gave IA euchre
party IN honor OF her cousin, Miss Ger
trude MacLaughlin. of Philadelphia.
The latter pa-t OF the evening was given
over 10 a dance Some OF the guests
were; Miss Gertrude MacIaughlin, Miss
Laura Mae Burch. Miss Ruth Hoskin-
son, Miss Nellie Creecy. Miss Eioise
Cissel. Miss Lila Walsh. Miss Margaret
Raum, and Messrs. Wayne. Richie.
Hagan. Wilson. Van Horne. Foulke.
johnson, Zimmerman. FeFn. yesterday,
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Continued on Fifth FagsJ
The Washington times., 1907-01-06

Gen. J. Franklin Bel and Mrs. Bell
who have recently returned from Cuba
The Washington times., 1907-01-06
CABINET DINNERS
IN JANUARY

January 8--Secretdy and
Mrs. Shaw.
January l5-Secretary and
Mrs. Taft
January 22-AttoTRey Gen.
eral and Mrs. BORaparte.
January 2o-SecTetaTy and
Hrs. Metcalt.
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VERIFYING have regular
He routine business Of dinners
49, now until the resfu atmosphere
there VIII be mad rush in society dinners
one for each night but
dancing element with and party supper
jaunt the Chevy Chase a more informal time
There has been
Social set IN New York have been a
The latest additions to this coterie Mr. George
derbilt
new home 1907 New Hampshire They ous
among the distinguished guests at the prominent
through
he Hon Maude Pauneeote daughter Of the
tote former British ambassador. sailed yesterday
~ land for this country where she will
to Mrs Richard Townsend and Miss Mahide Townsend in
their home, Massachusetts avenue
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liebensmiiroige ,S6oolma'm" mrtB
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(5OrtieBnna folat.)

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