The Washington times., 1907-03-25
RoOSeUeAS
Pass Sunday
out of Doors
All Except Archibald, Who
Gets No Farther Than
Window.

Mrs. Roosevelt. wife of the President
who has been housed for several weeks
with her sick son Archibald, who has
about recovered from his diphtheria,
was out yesterday and took a long
walk IN the bright sunshine with Miss
Isabel Hagner- They walked out sew
eral miles in the suburbs. During this
time the President was out on his regu-
iation Sunday afternoon horseback
ride. accompanied by his second son,
Kermit. who is at home for his Easter
holidays.
While his parents We're absent, Archi-
bald, who is still in charge of TWO
nurses, amused himself with q mega
phone. talking through it cut the back
window and throwing his voice far over
the yard and walks at the south of man
sion. When the wind rose TO violence
later in the afternoon he was ordered
away from the window and his fun was
spoiled, according 10 his own account
He has so FAR recovered that ne VIII
probably be able 10 be out some time
this week,
Senator and Mrs. Winthrop Murray
Crane are being congratulated today
on the birth of a son Saturday night at
their home, l72l Rhode Island avenue.
Mrs. Crane was Miss Josephine Porter
BOardman daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. BOardman. of Washington, and
her marriage TO Senator Crane was one
Of the important social events of last
summer and took place AT the Board
man country place, Windycllne, Man
chester by-the-Sea. Miss BOardman
was well known in Washington society
and an intimate friend of Mrs. Nicholas
LOngwoTth, formerly Miss Alice RoOse-
Welt.
Miss Evelyn Chew left Washington
Saturday for Philadelphia, where she
viii remain until Wednesday as the
guest of Mrs. Frank RalsUon. Miss
Chew VIII return 20 Washington We'd
nesday when her school girl sister, Miss
Lillian Chew. is expected home to spend
the Easter holidays with their grand
mother, Mrs. Titan J. Coffey, in her
home on X street
Mrs. Robert HiEckIey and her school
girl daughter Miss Gladys Hinckley,
have gone 10 Atlantic City for the
Easter season.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Elliott announce
the marriage OF their daughter. Mae
Norris, To Frank II. Blakely, OF New
York. The ceremony was performed
Saturday in the Hotel Belvedere, Balti-
more
Mrs. Richardson Clover viii sail
shortly for Europe with her daughters
20 spend the summer abroad. Captain
Glover will not accompany his family.
as he is on duty here in Washington.
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Mrs. William Corcoran Eustis return
ed Friday from New York, where she
had been for the week as the guest OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi p
Morton. Mr. Weller viii give a talk in
her handsome home on II street tomor-
row morning about the work being done
IN Washington among the poor OF the
city.
Colonel PederueiTas. of the British
embassy staff, has returned 20 Washing
ton after spending a few days in New
York. Colonel and Nine. Pederneiras
plan 10 spend the summer in Europe
and will sail early in the spring
The British Ambassador and Mrs.
James Bryce, who are being lavishly
entertained in New York. will be the
guests of honor of Mr. and Mrs Charles
j. Alexander this afternoon, at q tea in
their West Fifty-eighJh street mansion.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryce were entertained at
a smart breakfast on Saturday by Cen
and Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant al
Sherry's.