The Washington herald., 1907-03-03

Toilette and Mrs. La Toilette. the Secre-
tary OF the Interior and Mrs. Hitchcock,
Representative John w. Gaines. Repre-
sentative William Sulzer. Representative
William p. Hepburn and Mrs, Hepburn,
the Secretary to the President and Mrs
Loeb
Mrs George J. Zimmerman, who has
been seriously Ill at her home, 172S u
street, is recovering slowly.
Mr. and Mrs ]. Selwin TAFT are now
occupying their new home. l722 P street.
Miss Tillman leaves Washington to-day
10 attend house party at the home OF
Mrs. LUcian Cooke. in Roanoke. Va.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Drake have
been detained in Washington by Mrs.
| brakes illness. and as the result Of a
severe attack Of influenza made an opera
ton necessary, AIRS. Drake is II pres
ent under treatment at the Eye and Ear
| Hospital on Fifteenth street northwest.
| Lieut. Robert Stcrrett, Ninth Cavalry,
on leave of absence t.om Fort Leaven-
worth. Kans arrived ln Washington on
Saturday and visiting relatives on
Pierce Mill road, whore he viii be until
/ March -
| Gen. and Mrs Rufus Saxton are among
| the Washington guests at Atlantic City,
where they are registered at the Dennis.
Mrs. Donald Mclean, who is expected
/ to arrive in this city Tuesday morning.
viii spend a few days at the New Willard,
| en- route for jamestown, Va. Mrs. Nc
| Lean has been appointed commissioner
/ from New York State 10 the jamestown
/ Exposition.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter c. Trey VIII be at
home. informally, 20 their friends Wed
nesday evening at l22 Thirteenth street
! northeast
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron RosenthaI. Of 235
/ Florida avenue northwest. viii celebrate
their twenty-hfth wedding anniversary to-
day.
Mrs Cora Bacon Will give talk on
current topics, in aid Of Continental Nc
mortal Hall. at o'clock Tuesday after
noon, March 8, at the Washington Club
I The talk Is under the direction of Mrs
J. Eakin Gadsby, Of Georgetown.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Milton J. Hine We're hosts
at whist at their home, on Columbia road
/ last Tuesday evening. Tseir guests were
/ Dr. and Mrs. Sunny, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Spear. Mr.. and Mrs. Fluckey, Mr.. and
| Mrs. lie Roy Parker. Mr. and AIRS H. o.
/ Hine. 1ir. and Mrs. Ruckman. Mr. and
Mrs. Nottingham, Miss Katharine Not
/ tiugham Alr. and Mrs. Pitcher, Miss
Helen SUNNY, and Mr.. Tarbox. /
/ The Washington Auxiliary of the Ma
tionaI Indian Association held a meeting
at the residence of Mrs. +. a. Campbell
IIn n street northwest, Friday afternoon.
The regular programme included inyoca-
ton by Rev. Edward Everett Hale, d. D.,
remarks by the president, Mrs. Z. T.
/ Newton; reauing Of reports, an account Of
the Indians Of Northern California, by
] Mrs. Bidwell of that State. an address
by the Hon II. Burke OF South Dakota
and several charming songs rendered by
Mrs. Harry G. woodward and Miss May
Adele Levers.
Mrs. George Hulman and children. Of
Wnkesbarre. Pa. are the guests of Mrs
Hulman's father. Mr. William Powell. OF
1906 Thirty-drst street
One Of the largest companies Of the
week was the reception, with music, given
by Capt. and Mrs. Kinslow. Of 211S L
street northwest, who entertained in
honor OF Mrs. Jennie Haley. of New
/ York, "a sister of the hostess. The capa-
cious parlors were attractively decorated
in laurel, with large clusters Of Easter
lilies; in the dining-room the decorations
We're Easter lilies and American Beauty
roses.
Prof. James Fitzgerald. Of Boston. as
sisted by the Green Sod Quartet. rem
dered several especially fine vocal selec-
tons. Miss DeRicci Griffin and Miss
Walsh pleased the guests with several
piano selections, Miss Rita Mack re-
cited Washiugton's Farewell Address in d
very pleasing manner, and Mr. Gus
Schmidt, very ably assisted by his broth
ers William and Edward, gave several
clever limitations.
The hostess was gowned in pink chiffon
cloth and rose point lace. Mrs. HALEY
was becomingly attired in pearl brocade.
with Irish point lace on the bodice. and
touches of green. Among those present
FSit VI . IA-4llilr MIS-. L. NrIteIt MIS- 4.
Green. Mrs ". Griffin. Mrs. T. Griffin.
jr.. Mrs. Wright Mrs Deininger. Mrs.
Rupert. Mrs Callahan Mrs Mack, Miss
DeiningeT. Miss Mari, Miss Callahan.
Miss EastOn. Miss J. Griffin. Miss l.
| Walsh. Miss NJ. Walsh. Miss \. Conner.
Miss i. Griffin. Miss DeRiCcf Griffin. Miss
| Kate Griffin. Miss limo Griffin. Miss A.
Wynne, Miss NJ Wynne. Miss Lark. Miss
J. Feeney, Miss NJ. Feeney, Miss NJ. Crit
fin, Miss Z. Green. Miss J. Wright. Coy.
Griffin. Mr.. Rideout OF Boston: Mr.. Fitz-
gerald. of Boston. Mr. INLAND. OF Cum
berland, Mr.. c. Green. Mr.. f Green. Mr.
Schulz. Mr.. W. Griffin. Mr.. T. Griffin. ir
Mr. f, Brown. Mr. c. Morgan, Mr. F..
Griffin. Mr. H. Griffin. Mr.. NJ Griffin
Mr. Rupert, Mr.. o. Deininger. Mr. G.
Schmidt, Mr.. W Schmidt, Mr.. f Schmidt
Mr.. l. Green, Mr.. V Griffin, and Mr.. 5.
Mulligan.
Mrs. Edwin Jones entertained the men,
bers of the Wistaria Euchre Club AT
luncheon last week at her residence on I,
street Her guests We're Mrs. William
Bailey, Miss Lewis Dare, Mrs Arthur
|, Bailey, Mrs. William KimmeI. Mrs. Wal
ter Ridenour, Mrs. Edward Landvoigbt.
Mrs. f. Greve. Mrs. r. TRULY. and Mrs
Tucker. who is at present the guest of
Mrs. Jones.