The Washington herald., 1907-03-16

Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Anderson enter
tanned a large dinner company last even
/ ing. which included the Ambassador from
Mexico and Nine Creel. the Ambassador
l from Great Britain and Mrs. Bryce. the
Minister from Bolivia and Nine. CaIderon,
the Minister from Norway. the Minister
from Peru and Nine. Pardo Commander
and Nine. Hebbinghaus, of the German
Embassy; Judge and Mrs. Seth Shepard
Mr.. and Mrs. Aulick Palmer, Rear Admit
raj and Mrs. Cromwell Mrs. James R.
Mann. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Perry, jr., and
the Hon. John Barrett.
AIr. and Mrs. Charles d. Walcott enter
tanned last evening at a dinner Of sixteen
covers. the occasion being in honor Of the
Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs. Gar
field.
The former Secretary of the Interior
and Mrs, Hitchcock gave up their resi-
dence on K street yesterday. and for Ahe
short time they Will be detained in Wash
ington Will be at the Arlington.
Mrs. Van Vechten OIcott. who. since re-
linquishing her house on Connecticut ave
nue.. has been at the New Willard. will re-
turn to New York to-day Representative
and Mrs Olcott expect to occupy their
new home, on Sheridan Circle. on their re-
turn to town next winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bellamy Storer will spend
the coming fortnight in Philadelphia be-
fore sailing for Europe
Mrs Francis King Wainwright. Of Phil
adeiphia, who has been visiting her par
ents, Senator and Mrs Foraker. returned
home yesterday, accompanied by Miss
Louise Foraker. The latter will return 70
Washington Monday.
Mrs Calderon Carlisle and Miss Car
Isle have gone 10 st. Augustine, Fla, for
a two weeks visit
Prince Lynar of the German Embassy.
has joined the Washington colony in
Florida. where he viii make tour OF
the resortss
Mrs. A. c. Barney viii not sail for
Europe until June. and expects TO occupy
her Sheridan circle home.
Mrs Hooes has joined her husband.
Chaplain = r. Hooes, L. 5. y, at the
Norfolk Navy Yard. TO spend Sunday and
select a house for the coming summer.
which they will pass at that post.
Society was well represented yesterday
afternoon at the musicale in aid of the
House Of Mercy given at the home Of Mr..
ard Mrs. Duncan McKim, with Mr.. Cecil
Tanning as the star performer in the
well-chosen programme. A second great
attraction was the playing on the new
organ, built for Mr. McKim. by Mr.
Edgar Priest. of Christ Church, George
town. This organ Is one Of the best 10
America. and quite the finest ever placed
IN any private house.
Nine. Godoy. wife Of the Mexican Min
lister to Cuba, will receive tA-day.
Nine. Corea, wife Of the Minister from
viii be at home this after
noon from to s. and also on next Satur-
day afternoon.
Mrs. L. Z. Letter yesterday received the
aews by cable Of the birth Of a son to
her second daughter. Mrs. Colin Camp
bell. who was formerly Miss Nancy
Letter.
The marriage OF Col and ms Colin
Campbell took place IN this city slightly
more than two years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. William Phelps Emo will
leave to-day TO join the contingent of
Washington people at the Virginia Hot
Springs. They viii return to Washington
for the spring season.
The Princeton Triangle Club. the dra-
matte organization of Princeton Univer-
slty, Will give a single performance of
their new musical comedy. The Mummy
Monarch" at the Belasco Theater on
Monday. April p. Judging from last
years success, ''Tabascoland.' this
should be one OF the most interesting
society events OF the spring season. The
patroness list Is now being made I'D. and
the sale Of boxes and seats will be an
nOunced shortly.
Miss Louise Harrison has returned to
her home, PIG California avenue, from
a short visit 70 Virginia and North Caro-
Ina.
Mrs. Otto H Tittman entertained at a
tea Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
w. S. Biddle wife of the military attache
Of the American Embassy in Berlin. who
has been in Washington for some time.
Mrs. Guthrie and Mrs. Willard Warner
presided at the tea table
Mrs. Abbott and the Misses Abbott. wife
and twin daughters of Capt, Frederick V.
Abbott, are making a visit to their old
home in Charleston. S. c.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. Mary Stize
Parker 1916 L street. president of Lincoln