The Washington herald., 1907-03-17

coming summer ut Newport. the festivi-
ties attending 1t to have a splendid back
ground at the Crossways, the Fish villa,
which has been identified with so much OF
the conspicuous entertaining Of late years
The German Ambassador, Baron Won
Sternburg is understood to be negotiating
for a villa al Lenox, with a view to pass
ing the summer at that resort. where he
and his Embassy were extremely popular
several years ago.
Lieut.. Col. B. r. James. military attache
Of the British Embassy. who recently ar
rived in Washington as the successor OF
Count Gleichen, has taken the residence
! 1915 n street, where he will be Joined by
Mrs. James later IN the. season.
! Mr.. Alfredo Alvarez Calderon. secretary
| OF the Peruvian Legation. who has been
labsent in South America for nearly four
months. is expected to return to Washing
/ ton early in April.
! Mrs. Malcolm Stewart Mcconihe, OF
New York. formerly Miss Moran. will
arrive next week for a visit OF several
weeks TO her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
! els Berger Moran, Of New Hampshire
/ avenue Mrs Moran viii be at home
Wednesdays throughout the spring sea-
son
DR.. and Mrs. James Marion Johnston
/ Will pass the summer at Cazenovia, n. y.
where they have taken cottage,
Mrs. Robert Hinckley. with her school
FfaF~
ton colony at Cazenovia for the coming
summer
Miss Gertrude Green, Of New York, IS
the guest Of the Misses Schroeder. daugh
ters Of Commander and Mrs. seator
/ Schroeder, at their parents home on \
street
The Minister TO Norway and Mrs. II. II
D. Pelrce sailed from Liverpool on Friday
for short visit 10 the United states
They will land at Boston but come t
/ Washington during the Easter season
Mr.. and Mrs. Peirce enjoyed great pop
seasons the former occupied the post OF
Assistant Secretary Of State.
Mrs. Arthur c. Line. OF Indiana. whC
is the guest OF Mrs. Charles Franci
Carusl, at the latter's residence OF
Eighteenth street was the guest OF hOnO
at "A large tea at Fort Washington Fridal
afternoon. when Maj. and Mrs Stevenl
were the hosts. Mrs. Line will leav,
here next week for New York, en- rout'
70 her home in Indiana.
one Of the social parlors Of the Ontar!,
apartment house was the scene last even
ing Of an enjoyable socisble arranged By
Mrs Dr. Joseph Dawson and Mrs DR. "
Il. Davidson for the boys and girls Of
couple Of the Sunday school classes o
calvary Methodist Episcopal Church Th'
young people assembled about o'clocI
land spent the evening pleasantly in con
verse and games, at the conclusion O
which refreshments were literally serve,
in the apartment Of Dr. and Mrs. Dawson
one Of the many pleasant features Of an
occasion was an excursion, led by DIT
Dawson through the maZes OF the spa
ciOus roof promenade OF the great apart
Iment house. The party dispersed al
late hour. and so enjoyable was the Occa
sion that it was enthusiastically decide,
10 continue these socials as d regula
feature Of the social life Of these youn,
people and their friends
Among those present were Misses Rutl
Hit. Ray Kimmell. Eloise Tallson Helei
Leary, Gladys Winter. Karle Read. Mabe
Levy, and Gertrude LundsfOrd. pm
Messrs. Burton Leary. John Small, VIII
lam WitmOTe. EnOs Harnden, Ralpl
Waring. Frank Evans. Wilbur Davidson
Valentine May, Robert Miller. and Ralp'
Chapman.
3Ir. and Mrs Fielding Lewis Marshal
announce the engagement Of their daugh
ter. Miss Mary Blackford Marshall. t
Mr., Richard F. Amphlett. or Wychboi
Hall. Worcestershire, England. the wed
ding TO take place IN the near future.
A very pretty tea of the past week Wa
that given Friday afternoon by Mis-
Shacklette, complimentary to her guest
! Miss Eva Bell of Virginia. The hostes
3 was assisted by Miss Price and Mis-
Adelaide Noble. the latter doing IN
hOnors Of the tea table, which was deco
= rated in yellow jonquils and lighted b
yellow-capped tapeFs burning in oldtlm
silver candelabra. Miss Shacklette wore