The Washington herald., 1908-04-16


ed at luncheon at the White House yes
terday complimentary to the governor
general of Canada and Lady Grey, who are
guests Of the British Ambassador and
Mrs. Bryce at the Embassy.
Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce were also
of the party which met at the White
House yesterday. as was also Mr. Root,
Secretary Of State.
Lord and Lady Grey were entertained at
dinner last night by the French Ambas-
sador and Nine. Jusserand, whose other
guests included the British Ambassador
and Mrs. Bryce and the governor general
Of Indo-C China, Francois VI. Deau.
Capt D. o. c. Newton. aid-de-camp TO
Lord Grey. who is also guest at the Brit
Ish Embassy. dined there last night IN
company with the gentlemen Of the am
bassador's staff and a few additional
guests The company included Mr.. Esme
Howard. counselor Of the embassy; Lieut..
Col James, the military attache; Capt,
the Hon. Horace Hood, the naval attache;
Mr. George Young, Mfr. Watson. Mr.. Char
teris, and Mr.. Kennard.
The governor general and his party will
remain here until Friday or Saturday,
when they will go to Biltmore. n. c.. TO
visit Mr.. and Mrs. George Vanderbilt al
their country place there.
Representative and Mrs Nicholas Long
worth We're members OF a small party
Justice Moody and Representative Gillett
entertained at dinner. the dinner being
followed by bridge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphry Ward, OF
London. who have been guests of the
British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce,
have left Washington for New York
Maj. Fourier military attache of the
French Embassy. who always takes his
summer leave in France. will go earlier
than usual this year, and Is probably
leaving very soon on account OF the III
health Of his mother, Nine. Fournier.
The vicomte de St. Phallee. of the
French Embassy. lefr town yesterday foI
short visit In New York.
The French Ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand will entertain at dinner Easter
Sunday at the Embassy.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont, who are
now visiting in New York. will return
/ here the end of the week, and will bt
guests hosts at a box party at the opers
Saturday night
Miss Mary Johnston. of Kingston-on.
| the Hudson, is visiting Mrs. Sarah
/ Graham Butler at her home in Irvinl
/ street.
Mrs Perkins, wife of Representativ,
Perkins, OF New York. entertained yes
terday afternoon at the first OF serie:
OF "at homes" which she viii give witt
the view Of meeting informally the mem
! bers OF the new Congressional Club, o
which she is president. Her guests ar,
asked alphabetically and TO avoid tn,
/ discomfort Of overcrowded rooms. only ;
! certain number Of ladies are asked each
/ Wednesday. Tea was served at a prettill
/ appointed table. which had as a center
piece a fiat decoration Of primroses. Will,
at each corner OF the table colonial can
dlesticks. capped with yellow shades
cast a mellow glow. The guests poure,
tea for each other informally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Padelford, VIII,
have been cruising in Southern waters il
the vicinity OF Palm Beach. returned L
| Washington Tuesday evening
Mrs. Willis Moore has returned to he
country home. "Moorelands," in Mont
gomery County, Nd. after visit to Mrs
James Mann. of Q street
Senior Don Manuel Walls. the secon
secretary of the Spanish Legation,
spending several weeks in Philadelphia
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dawes. who hav
been the guests of the Vice President an
Mrs. Fairbanks. returned to New Yor
yesterday.
Mrs. Walter Ebbs and her brothel
Commander w. H. Allderdiee, L. S. n
have gone to New York TO meet Mrs
Allderdice. who arrived there yesterda
from Europe.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the CARTEL
4 Memorial Hospital will give luncheons 70
the benefit Of the hospital in the ban
quoting hail Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association building. 1886 G stree
northwest. between the hours of 12 an
9 during the week Of April 20 10 25. in
elusive. These luncheons have been al
ranged for the convenience Of the Daugh
ters Of the American Revolution, VIII
hold their convention at that time. an
also for the luncheon hours of the bus
ness and philanthropic Citizens Of Wash
Iington. who they trust will give them
liberal patronage. Professional chefs wi
prepare the lunches, which viii be serve
! at reasonable prices by efficient waiter
under the direct supervision of the men
bers OF the society.
The regular meeting Of the Columbia
Women of the George Washington I'm
versity was held on Monday afternoo
at the Woman's Building OF the un
versity. In accordance with a recent
established custom, tea was served froI
4 o'clock to 4:30 o'clock, Mrs. ]. Ha
Lewis presiding at the tea table A brit
business meeting followed, at which III
treasurer reported the financial cOnditio
of the society as satisfactory. and th
chairman of the house committee RI
ported everything in good running orde
The constitution committee chairman II
ported that there was no change to
made in the constitution. except ths
| certain portions were to be rearrange
and some items at present In the bS
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