The Washington times., 1907-01-14
IN THE CIRCLE OF SOCIETY
VISCOUNTESS AOKI
ANNOUNCES DATES
VIII Be at Home on Tues
days, Beginning With
Next Week.

The Viscountess Aod vile Of this
Japanese ambassador. win not be az
home tomorrow. but VIII receive on the
following Tuesdays in January. Tier
son-ln-law and daughter Count and
Countess Hatzfeldt. are expected 10 ar
rive at the embassy tomorrow.
Afr. aud Airs. Lee Philips have given
mp their apartment in the Wyoming.
and taken possession of oce la Stoneleigh
Court
Bishop and Mrs. Earl Cranston ex-
pect TO leave Washington on Wednes-
day Gn their journey Co the Orient. but
viii stop and make several visits with
friends en- route 10 san Francisco.
from where they viii sail early in Feb-
Eua.y.
The Russian New Year. according to
che Greek and Russian calendar, will
be celebrated today in the embassy on
/ street The occasion viii be marked
hy dinner To the members of the en-
tire stan. The star now includes Mr..
kruupeusky, counselor OF the embassy
Prince kUudacnrH nrsJ secretary Mr..
siebeTt. second secretary, Air de Thai
Eeeretary; Colonel Raspopon, military
.Ittacle- Commander Ncb0lsiue naval
uttach-, and Mime. Neb0isiue. The
Ambassador and Baroness R0sen were
assisted ln receiving by their daughter.
Baroness Elizabeth Hosen.
The Benedictines have arranged a CO.
ullon 10 take place Monday January
n AT Rauscher S.. The committee in
charge ut arrangements includes Mrs.
Ward IhoE0u. Mrs William Corcoran
EuStls, Mrs. Furdy. ana Mrs. George
Vanderbilt
MIS- Page and Miss Edythe Tate will
mol Dee az home Mondays in January.
The Outlook Club gave musical
evening IN Tie home Of AT. and Airs.
Ernest Lent Saturday night Mr. and
Mrs. Lent gave several piano and cello
numbers, ana bT. Willard s. Small was
heard In some charming songs for tenor.
An event of interest This week viii be-
The recital by T. Frederick Smith. organ
Isl, assisted by MIS- Thomas e., Noyes,
vocalist at the Washington Heights
FTesDy terrain Church, Columbia and
haicrama roads. Oh Friday evening al
3 O'Clock. There viii Zoe 40 admission fee
but silver offering VIII be taken for tile
benefit OF tIc organ fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander AIacAIahon
and John Barrett. OF WasuinsL5s are
REGISTERED al the Hotel Maryland Pasa-
drna, Cal
AIRS. Rowzer and Miss RoWzer VIII be
an home tomorrow and the following
Tuesdays in January.
Justice Anderson. Of the District
Court, and Mrs. Anderson, viii entertain
al dinner on Wednesday and Saturday
EVENINGS of tails week
Mrs Byron Andrews. who returned
Europe has cards out Tor TWO luuCh-
cons, the nrst on January -, The other
on January 81, Co meet her niece. Miss
Scoyille Mr. and Mrs. Andrews are
spending the winter again in their apart
meuL in the Mendoza. The latter has
not been seen Tor some time In society
owing 20 her mourning. and she viii
be warmly welcomed back,
A mass meeting Of the Daughters OF
American Revolution viii take place
this evening in the parlOrs OF the New
willard, the meeting having been called
by the regent Mrs. Ellen Spencer Nus
sey.
Judge and AIRS. Baunger viii leave
VI .ssninstpn shortly FOR Los Angeles
Cal, 90 remain until April Miss Louise
BaIiuser viii spend the remainder OF
the winter with her sister in Baltimore.
Mrs. James Struthers. of New York
announces the engagement of beT
daughter Miss Marie WalIen S-ruthers
tr Lieut.. George l., Ball, L. s. A.
Miss Susan Hun, Of Albany. who has
been the guest OF TIE Misses Parker, on
Rhode Island avenue has returned 90
her home.
AR and Mrs Calvin r, Mutt, Of Roull-
land Han. Frederick, Md, announce The
engagement of their daughter Miss Isa-
bel Nash Mutt. % William Wallace
Mckalg, of Washington ana Cumber-
land. Nd
Mrs. Henry r. Dlmmock, who has
lately been The guest OF Mrs James
returned 10 her home ia New York and
Saturday evening was hostess at din
uer conn llmeuJary 10 the American Am
baSsad0f TO Great Britain and Mrs
WhltelaW Reid Invited to meet the
guests ot honor were Joseph H. ChOaJe
Mr. Reid S predecessors In once. and
Mrs. Choate, Gen. snd Airs. Frederick
Dent Grant the former ambassador u
France Gen. Horace Porter.
Miss Katherine Curran, OF Capitol
HILL has been spending the HOLIDAYS
with her brother the Rev John A
Curran. who is IN charge of ST. Francis
Church Staurtop, Va, returned home
the past week after delightful visit
Mir. and Mrs. j. NJ. Schwartz. former
ly Miss Florence Grosner of New York,
who are registered az the New Willard
are on their honeymoon trip 10 she
South and West.
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