The Washington times., 1907-04-06
Party at
Columbia
Theater
Mrs. Roosevelt Takes
Guests to See Crane
and Jeffreys.

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Mrs. Roosevelt entertained a small
company informally at dinner last even
ing in the White House, and later,
with her guests, occupied box at the
Columbia Theater to witness the per-
Torrance of William II. Crane and Miss
Ellis Jeffreys IN Goldsmith's she
Stops to Conquer"
Her guests were Miss Hagner Miss
oliver. Captain Mccoy. Lieutenant
Sheridan, and Theodore Roosevelt. r.
Mrs. Roosevelt looked particularly at
tractive in a gown OF pale blue net
over chiffon and silk. with handsome
pearl ornaments. Miss Hagner wore
modfsh gown of pale pink silk and lace,
and Miss oliver wore pretty costume
OF deep pink crepe de chine, with a
yoke and sleeves OF Irish lace.
This was Mrs. Rooseyelts first ap-
pearance in society since the illness OF
her son. Archie, who has been suffering
from an attack of diphtheria-
The last Sixty Couples Cotillion of
The season Was given last evening at
Rauscher's and was undoubtedly the
most successful Of the series The dec
orations IN the ball room ana supper
and spring flowers, and the Easter sea-
son was made a feature OF the faVors,
Easter lilies being used for the flower
figure. Supper was served at small Ia
bles. Charles II. Campbell and Andrew
Y. Bradley LED the cOtiliiOn, which be-
gan at IL o'clock, and the music. was
furnished by a portion of the Marine
Band Mrs. Charles II. Campbell, Mrs.
John r. Mclean, Mrs. Bromwell, Mrs.
Arthur Lee Mrs. Andrew Y Bradley.
Miss Brooke. Miss owen, Miss Enrol
Cuthbert Brown, and Miss Ridgeley
formed the reception committee. The
guests included members OF the younger
married set and large number Of the
seasons debutantes-
A brilliant reception was given on
Thursday night by the Royal Yacht
Club TO their friends at the residence
of Denis +. COnnen, 4l6 Second street
northwest. Among those present were
the Misses Johnson. ROcCa, Br1nker,
Cusick. Hall. Clark, Corcoran, and
Richenbacher, and Messrs. German, Gull
len, Allen, Jones, TennysOn, Howell,
Hayden, O'Hanlon. Doyle and Blrnay.
The parlOrs and dining room were deco
rated in yellow and white hyacinths, and
the color scheme was carried out in he
ices and refreshments served at the
buffet supper. The club proposes civ
ing its friends many trips during the
summer.
Capt and Mrs W. H Switzerland en-
tertained a dinner company OF young
people last evening.
Capt and Mrs. Warren c. Beach. Of
New York, winter residents Of Wash
, ington entertained at dinner last even
ing Covers We're laid Tor twelve.
Cantaln ana Mrs. RYAN. the former
the military attache OF the British en-
bassv have returned 10 Washington
after an interesting fishing trip IN the
South. They were the guests of Colonel
Thompson at his famous place, the
Everglades, in Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wallace Mein.
who We're married in Washington Thurs
day. from The home of the brides par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner +. VIII
Jiams, IN this city, sailed today from
New York for the first stage of their
journey TO their future home IN johann
nesburg, South Africa.
Arrangements for the coming perform
ance Of the Paint and Powder Club, OF
baltimore, which viii be given this even
ing in the Belasco Theater Tor the bene-
IT of the Well-knOwn charity, the Christ
Child Society, have been concluded with
the most gratifying results A NUMBER
OF the patrOnesses and box holders VAL
have guests from the Monumental city,
for the occasion. and a packed house
IS assured. The club viii repeat its
performance of THE Don Of DOraya."
which they gave in Baltimore early in
the week.
The box holders for tonight are Mrs.
Gibson Fahnestock, DR.. and Mrs. Dudley
Morgan. Mrs. Edward simpson, Nine.
Jerome Bonaparte, Mrs George Mary e.
Mrs. William Irwin, Mrs. D. /. Mozart
ney DR.. and Mrs. Edward White, ana
Mrs. Emile Montgomery
Among those in the adience VIII be
Mrs Charles Carroll Lee, Miss Patten,
Mrs Henry May, Mrs. Arthur p. Davis,
Mrs Hannis Taylor. Mrs. stephen b
Flkins. Mrs. Charles Walcott, Lady Isa-
bella Howard Miss Riggs, Mrs Henry
c. Perkins, Mrs. J. 7. Story, Mrs. r. R.
Hoes and Miss Seward. The patron
esses include Mrs. Shaw. Mrs Taft,
Mrs. Charles J. Bonaparte, Mrs Garfield,
Mrs Edward D. White. Mrs DepeW,
Mrs Carter, Mrs. Elkins. Mrs. Lodge,
Mrs. Rayner, Mrs. Clark. Mrs. T. Fran
els Riggs Mrs Gibson FahnestOck Mrs.
Edward Simpson. Mrs Henry Cleve-
land Perkins Mrs. Hannis Taylor, Mrs.
Thomas NJ Gale. Mrs Henry Harrison,
Nine. JussNrand, Nine Mayor des
Planches, Baroness Won Hengelmuller,
Lady Isabella Howard Nine Cortes,
Baroness Won Paumgarten. Nine. de Blan-
pre-, Nine. de Lorando, Mrs. Slater,
Mrs. John r Mclean. Mrs. George 7.
Marye, Mrs. Henry Nay, Mrs
Francis 3. LOring. Mrs. John P.
Story, Mrs. Philip H. Sheridan. Mrs.
Francis III. Ramsay. Mrs. r. r.
Wallace, Mrs. J. Dudley Morgan,
Mrs. Frederick 3. Mcclure, Mrs. ".
Emile montgomery. Mrs. George r.
Hamilton, Mrs. Charles Carroll Lee
Mrs. Robert Hinckley, Mrs William
Belden Noble. Mrs. D. P. Mccartney
Mrs. Ralph Gross Johnson, Mrs. Charles
ID. Walcott. Mrs. J. Nota McGiu Mrs.
r. Ross Perry Mrs. George NJ. Boiling
Mrs. Theodore NTosher. Mrs. William NJ
irwin, Mrs Maurice r Tally Mrs J.
Edward SteIlwagen. Miss Morris. Mrs
Maurice Francis Egan, Mrs. r A
Sweeney PesCia Miss Ella I.ousfna Dor
sey, Miss O. Risley Seward. the Misses
Riggs, the Misses Cullen. Miss Patten
Miss Mohun. Miss Thompson, Miss Mer-
Eick. Mrs. Thomas NJ. Chatard. Mrs
Henry +. Simpson, Mrs, n. S. Lincoln
Mrs Arthur Powell Davis Mrs Kate n
Mann. Mrs. Weems. Miss ACOsta. MIS-
Emily V Mason, and. Mrs Milton u
Allies
The programs viii be sold By society
girls.
The senior class OF Trinity Coliere
entertained at a small and informal re-
yesterday afternoon in the college. in
honor OF Mrs. and Miss Sutherland. wife
and daughter Of Senator Sutherland ri