The Washington herald., 1908-05-07

Mrs. Roosevelt has issued invitations
for garden party in the White House
grounds Friday afternoon, May 10. for
the governors Of States and Territories
and members of the Inland Waterways
Commission. who will be here next week.
The President and Mrs Roosevelt will
entertain at dinner on May u in their
honor. Mr.. Clifford Pinehot will give
reception for them in his Rhode Island
avenue home on May Il.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Root
entertained a company at dinner last
evening in their Rhode Island avenue
home. The guests Included many old
friends Of Mrs. u. S. Grant, third. their
daughter. who is their guest
Mrs. George Won L. Meyer and the
Misses Meyer. wife and daughters of the
Postmaster General. left Washington yes
teTday morning for New York, whence
they viii sail for Europe to-day, to be
gone the greater part of the summer.
The Postmaster Generals young son,
at school at Groton, Mass, will spend
the summer with his father They will
probably open their house az Hamilton.
on the North Shore OF Massachusetts.
Mrs. Meyer and her daughters viii go
to Kissengen. Germany. for the waters.
Lady Isabella Howard. wife of the
counselor of the British Embassy, also
left Washington yesterday morning for
New York, to sail to-day for her home.
in England. Mr.. Howard, who accom-
panied his family to the metropolis, VIII
return to Washington at the end Of the
week.
Nine. Calderon, wife of the Bolivian
Minister is spending a few days in Bal
timore with relatives, attending to bust
ness affairs. She viii return here TO-
morrow.
Nine. Calderon lived in Baltimore for
many years as a girl She was formerly
Miss Yarnell.
Nine. Calderon and her daughter, Miss
Elena Calderon, will sail for Europe
about May Is, 20 spend the summer
The naval ATTACKS of the French En-
bassy and Nine. de Blanpre. who have
spent the week in Wilmington visiting
friends, went to New York yesterday
from where the latter viii sail to-day for
her home in France. for the early part OF
the summer season.
Miss Gladys ingalls,, who came to
Washington to visit Miss Jarvis. grand
daughter Of Mrs. James Mcmillan, and
who spent few days of her stay here
with Representative and Mrs. Nicholas
LongwOrth, has returned 70 her home in
Cincinnati She was accompanied by Miss
Constance HOyt. daughter Of the Solicitor
General, who viii be her guest for a short
time.
Miss Frederick Morgan returned yester-
day from Leesburg. where she made
weekend visit with Miss Helen Hibbs, In
her parents country place. Miss EIibbs
had spent a week with Miss Morgan pre-
vious to their trip to Leesburg.
Maj Samson Lane Faison. Twenty
fourth Infantry. l. S. A. who is on
leave Of absence, and Mrs. Falson, are
spending the month of May with the lat
ter's parents, DR.. and Mrs q. 7. Sewers
AT the end of the month Maj and Mrs
Faison viii go to the formers new post,
Madison Barracks, y. Y.
Nine Won Livonius, wife OF the military
attache OF the German Embassy, left
Washington yesterday for New York. and
will sail to-day for Germany to spend the
summer.
Baron Ambrozy, OF the Austrian EN-
bassy. Is another Of the large party OF
diplomats and other distinguished pas
sengers sailing to-day for the other side
Of the world. He has a leave of absence
for several months.
Young people who helped make the
cast Of the Prince Of Parcheesi" famous.
and who went to Leesburg. Va. to spend
ten days with Mrs Tenant, sister of
DR.. Bayne, have returned, enthusiastic
over the beauties Of the country and the
delights Of a country home
They were beautifully entertained and
had charming rest from their Iabors of
the week previous,
Among them were Miss Hemenway.
daughter Of the Senator from Indiana:
Miss Alice Goodwin. Miss Edith Suther-
land, DR.. and Mrs. Hopkins, and Mr.. Ell
more
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, special agent, De-
partment Of justice. goes to-day 20 at
tend the National Conference Of Chart
ties and Corrections, at Richmond. Va.
Mrs. Foster is accompanied by Miss