The Washington times., 1907-04-15
Mrs Reyburn'S
Musicale Was
The Function

Quite the smartest function Of the
numerous affairs of yesterday was the
musicale Of Mrs. John T. Reyburn in
her home on Massachusetts avenue last
evening About two hundred of Wash
ington's exclusive circle were her guests.
and they We're given program OF much
artistic merit.
The artists were Nine. Sontag, a
cousin and house guest Of Mrs Rey-
burn, and a contralto singer with beau
tiful voice and method; Anton Kaspar,
yiolinist; Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lent
cellist and pianist, respectively VII
liam f. Greene and Robert Stearns,
vIoIinists. Some beautiful trios were
given. including a Prelude By PizZi,
two movements from Rubinsteih's trio
for violin. piano and cello. two move
ments from Goldmark piano quintet.
and a quartet by Tschaikowsky. "Ro-
mamie de Pualine. Mrs. Sontag' $
songs were the Nightingale's song
by Nevini "Lenir." by Leroux. with
cello obligato played by Mr. Lent, and
Songs Ny Mother Taught Ne" by
Dvorak, with string accompaniment. Mrs.
Sontag was obliged to sing an encore,
and gave one OF MacDowelrs beautiful
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the program
Mrs. Robert Hinckley entertained a
company az luncheon yesterday quite
inform ally in her Sixteenth street home.
Her guests We're asked to meet Captain
and Mrs. Charles Lyman now stationed
in Porto REQ who are the guests OF
Mr. Lyman's mother.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Garretson AcCIintock
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their guests, going later to the Reyhurn
musicale.
Miss Grace Allen, daughter OF Gen
eral Allen. one OF the bridesmaids for
Miss Isabel Glennon, whose marriage
10 Lieut. Mathew Arthur Cross VIII
take place Wednesday, entertained at
luncheon today complimentary 70 MISS
Glennon. The other guests az me table
were Miss Katherine Dlabdugh. VINO
will be the maid Of honor and Miss
Louise SCribner. Miss DOrrance, and
Miss Sadie Murray, the other brides
maids.
The American Ambassador to Ger
many and Mrs. Tower. who are IN
America for short stay. were the
guests of honor of Mrs. L. 4. Letter last
evening in her home on Dupont circle
The affair was very Informal. owing TO
Mrs Letters mourning for her daugh-
ter Lady CuTZOn. The Hon. Mdude
Pauncefote. who is Mrs Letters house
guest, was among the guests at dinner.
Mrs. Donald Cameron, who. with her
daughter. Miss Martha Cameron, has
recently returned 20 Washington from
her country place on Jekyl Island, enter
gained a compaEy at dinner last even
ing IN her home on Lafayette Square
Her guests were Speaker Cannon, the
Minister from the Netherlands and
Nine. Van Swinderen. the Postmaster
General and Mrs. Meyer, Mrs Lodge,
Mrs GUY Norman. Miss Norris Miss
Cameron. Count Won Hatzfeldt, of the
German embassy; Mr.. Lindsay, Of the
British embassy, and Mr.. Seeds OF the
British embassy.
Mrs. Philip Mcmillan is the guest Of
her mother Mrs Nicholas Anderson,
who is entertaining considerably in her
honor
Mrs. J. Eakin Gadsby entertained at a
pretty supper last evening in her home
in Georgetown. Her guests We're for
the most part members of the d. 4. r.,
here for the congress, and included her
house guests, Ms. Henry Dearborn and
Miss Dearborn, OF New Hampshire. Mrs.
McLane. wife of Gov. John Nc
Lane. Of New Hampshire, Mrs. Fred
/ BOothby, Of Portland, Ne; Mrs. A A.
Kendall. of Portland; Mrs. Newland
Bishop and Mrs. LeftabOr, OF Boston;
Mrs Annie Head. and Mrs. ingalls,.
Baron AmbrOZy, who viii act as
charge d'affaires of the Austrian en-
bassy for the summer viii establish the
embassy at Bar HarbOr for the sum-
mer- after Baron Hengelmuller. the am
bassador, has Joined his family in
Europe The ambassador and the
baroness will return TO this country
some time in October
Mrs T. De Witt Talmage and her
daughter, Miss Rebecca Collier. have re-
turned 10 their home on Massachusetts
avenue after a visit 10 Virginia Hot
! Springs.