The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-05

Ethel Roosevelt, are today cruising on
the lower Potomac aboard the Presl-
dents yacht. Syiph. They will return
this afternoon. On Sunday afternoon
Mrs. Roosevelt and her daughter slipped
out OF washington without the knoWl-
edge OF any but members OF the Presi-
dents immediate family They left the
White House about I o'clock, ana were
driven 10 the Washington Navy yard
where they boarded the Sylph. AT
O'Clock the little yacht weighed anchor
and was on for a two-days' cruise.
shortly after Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss
Ethel went aboard. a number or books
were taken on the snip Tor use By Mrs
Roosevelt and her daughter during the
cruise.
The Japanese Ambassador and Wis
countess Aoki entertained a company
al dinner last night In the embassy OF
* street. The list Of guests mciudeu
the Secretary OF State, the Assistant
Secretary OF state and Mrs. Bacon, Mrs.
Robley Evans Senator and MIS- Lo1st,
Mr.. and Mrs. John ". Foster, Com
mander ana Mrs. Marsh, Count Hatz-
feIdt OF the German embassy, Mr. hroh-
penslIy OF the Russian embassy, Lieu
tenant Commander ana Mrs. Key, Mrs.
SeWan, Count and Countess Hatzteldt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miyoaka, and Mr.. Hani-
hara.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edson Bradley enter
tanned General ana Mrs j. Franklin
Bell. and Captain and Mrs. Ryan, or
the British embassy stan. last even
ing IN a box at the opera, and AFTER
ward al supper in the Willard Hotel
Miss Natalie Magruder left Washing
ton Yesterday for Canada, where she
will spend the next few weeks with reia-
tives-
The Southern Relief Charity BAN to-
night al the Willard bids fair 10 be one
of the most brilliant events or the sea-
son. The board OF managers has COM
pleIed all arrangements, and a large
company Is expected 20 be present
Miss Mamie Randolph Heth, president
of the society, will be assisted N re-
ceiving the guests by Mrs Donald Nc
Lean, Of New York. president or tllr
ID a r.. and Mrs William kurnn OK
of North Carolina president OF the 81
cietV OF Colonial Danes.
The Marine Band and the band or the
Thirteenth Cavalry VIII furnish the
music for the dancing which VIII be-
n For The frst time in Washington a
formal opening will be adopted, taking
the form of a stately mlnuet led by
Col. and Mrs. Archibald Oracle, FORM
EElN OF new Aui n AlA nAlAN-- -
viii wear fancy dress colonial COS tunes -
Supper will be served al mldnlghl III
the palm room downstairs.
Among the patronesses or the AIIhlf
are Mrs. Britannia kennOn, or George
town. the most famous Colonial Dame
row living. and the almost as FAMOUS
Miss Emily Mason, OF Virginia Miss
.aary Gusts Lee. Mrs. Dewey. wife OF
the Admiral of the Navy, with the Toll
lowing matrOns of the Senatorial IaAtil-
lies. Mrs. 8. R. Elkips, or West VIZ
Einia; Mrs. Isidor Rayner. or Maryland
Airs benjamin Tillman Mrs A {. Latl-
mer. OF South CarOlinai Mrs. j., .
blackburn. Of Kentucky Mrs. Cuibef'
son. OF Texas; Mrs. Frazier, OF Iehhea-
see: Mrs. Taliaferro. OF Florida MIS-,
Martin. of Virginia. Mrs. OveFmdn, Of
North Carolina. and Mrs. William ozark
OF Montana.
Miss Sarah Carrick, daughter OF Mr.
ana Mrs Franklin i. Cafrick, ana
prank Bennett Wright, were married
YESTERDAY morning In the homo OF tht
brides parents in the presence or a
small family party and a Few Intimate
Miss Helen Wright acted as the maid
OF honor. and Raymond Carriek was the
Miss Mary Carricl the brides sister
played the wedding music, and The Rev
]. F. Gardiner. s J.. OF st AlOysius
Church. performed the marriage cere'
mony.
Alter the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served and later Mr.. and Mrs
Wright left for an extensive Northern