The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-01-30

formed the table decorations.
Invited to meet the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt were Justice Moody.
Representatiye and Mrs Dwight,
Representative Gillette, Mrs. Han
lla. the Assistant Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Newberry. Mr.. and
Mrs. James X. Garfield, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Norman. Mr.. and Mrs.
henneu Jennings, and Miss Board
man.
The Russian Ambassador and Bar
oliess Rosen were the guests of honor
II Col and Mrs. Charles 5. Cromwell
"a "a charmingiy appointed dinner last
evening. Invited 10 meet them were Mr..
ana Mrs. John w Foster. Mr. ana AIRS.
Bacon, Mrs. Audeureid, Esme Howard,
Il the British embassy. Miss Josephine
lhltten the swiss Minister Mr.. NOgel.
Ms Barney, the Danish Minister, Mr..
1}rum and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ellis.
Air. and Mrs. George Whitfield Brown
were hosts at a dinner OF twenty covers
last night in JLelr home on Connecticut
avenue.
Airs. Roosevelt. wife OF the President.
occupied a nDA AT TIE tt4tNClL u lliF
Philadelphia Orchestra yesterday after
noon. IN the BelascO Theater. She had
with her Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Robin
son and Miss Isabelle Haguer. Mrs
Roosevelt was Ia soft dark gray chiffon
velvet with hat 10 match, trimmed with
a fail Of soft pale gray ana white
feathers. over the hack and left side.
Airs, Roosevelt was perceptibly en-
thusiasJic over the superb performance
II IheViuue. the great Russian pianist,
VINO made his debut on thIs occasion
and Mrs. Roosevelt is q capable critic
IN music. She is an aCcomplis
liaRisu and much cultivated in the
at.
Miss Juuette Williams the debuIanJe
daughter of Col. and Mrs. John r. VIII
lams, entertained AT a prettily appoint
I'd tea Yesterday afternoon IN the VIII
lHms' apartment. I'm The Connecticut.
fpT Miss Louise Nugeut. OF ST Louis,
who is the guest Of Miss Cannon,
daughter OF the Speaker. The parlnrs
were pTetUily decorated with pink roses
sdtd Miss Frederica Morgan and Miss
Schroeder served tea and tuppe in the
dipiHgrOom.
Mrs John f. Stevens. wife of the
,hief engineer of the Panama Canal
Commission, entertained a company Of
Jhe yoJng school friends of her young
celebration of his birthday Quentin
Roosevelt was among the guests Dur
ing the afternoon games were played
anu The prizes distributed were unusu-
ally attractive and unique. Al O'Clock
Uhe young host entertained MS guests
al "a dinner company of eight covers.
Miss Wilson and Miss Helen Wilson
uf 2U04 q street, viii not be at home
Friday. but viii receive the following
Fridays ia February
Two hundred invitations have been
issued for the lecture To De given by
Mrs. Sarah Drummond ia the ballroom
of the Highland tonight al o'clock.
T-ae lecture viii be in the nature OF "A
private talk ou the merits OF George
bernard ShaW's new play. Caesar and
CLEOPATRA" which Mrs DrummOud wit
MESSED during Acrnt visit 10 New
York. She Is genuinely enthusiastic
Over the play and the author and has
wealth of interesting facts regarding
the new comedy.
Mrs Drumm0ud viii be the hostess
at "a number of theater parties during
The forthcoming engagement OF Nj.
Robertson and Miss Elliott az the New
National Theater next week.
The Mexican Ambassador and Sonora
Creel who arrived yesterday al the en-
bassy. had with them In their party
coming from Mexico. Sonora Alvarez
Vifs-of the private secretary of the am
tslssador, ana her four children, and
Miss Barbara Brodie granddaughter of
the tate Governor Shepherd. who viii
spend some time with her grandmother
Ms Shepherd, in her Sixteenth street
home, Miss ETodie is "a debuJante and
an accomplished iiuguiSI speaking
Spanish Ike a native
Airs John r. Fitz-Hugh Macgruder
ad Miss Lola MaCgTuder Of Cook
1ace. have issued cards FOR Tuesday
February g.
Major ana Mrs. Kuhn. L. S. A. are
delightfully."- located AT Fort Monroe
pleased over the detail. They have with
them for the winter Mrs. Kuhn's moth
eF Mrs Richard Parker.
AIRS Piquette Mitchell. who has been
iI with grip for some weeks. is able 20
be cut again, much TO the qualification
81 her large circle OF friends,
5aIr. and Mrs PinchOt entertained at
dinner last evening, complimentary TO
Mrs. PinChOt's niece. Miss Mary Emo.
CrQSby. Miss Cameron, Miss Katherine
Jennings. Miss Gpham, Miss Andrews
Mss lie Bourgeois, Miss Satterlee, Miss
Earederica Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam COrCOrau EuStlS. Lieutenant and
Mrs Sims, Senator Beveridge, Senator
Braadegse. Count HatZfeldt of the Ger
man embassy; Representative Butler
Ames. Mr.. Dupont. Captain Mccoy.
Hichard Hooker. Pol lie Teller, OF the
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