The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
PERSONALS.

The Italian Ambassador and the Baron
ess Mayor will go 10 New York Tuesday
and will be the guests Of Mr. Fabri.
president OF the Society Of italian Immi-
grafton, and Mrs. Fabri, who will enter
tain at dinner for them. Mayor and
Mrs. Mcclellan will entertain the Am
bassador and the baroness the following
day at luncheon,
Signor Montagna, counselor Of the Ital-
ian Embassy, will leave to-day for Bos-
ton. on Tuesday he win lecture before
the Circolo Italiano. the Italian society
there, which will meet at the home OF
Mrs. Thorndyke. in Marlborough street.
N. Pierre p. whelan. connected with
the French consular Office In Philadel-
phia for the past ten years, has been ap-
pointed a secretary Of the French En-
bessy here
Mrs. Hoar. wife or Representative Hoar.
Of Massachusetts, arrived tais week and
opened her home here. She is the
ldaughter-in-law OF the late Senator Hoar.
The governor OF California and Mrs.
Ginet. who have been visiting in Wash
/ ington. are now in New York.
Mrs. Meyer. wife Of the Postmaster
General. has Just returned from a visit
ia New York.
Nine. Bonaparte and her son. Mr Je-
rome Bonaparte. sailed yesterday for
( Europe. where they expect 20 stay for
l a year and a half
Mrs. Mortimer Stiefel. Of New York.
who has been visiting the Senator from
Colorado and Mrs. Guggenheim. has re-
turned TO her home
Mrs. J. l. Loose. one Of the welcome
winter visitors. who spent a month OF
the season as the guest OF Miss Helen
Cannon. LEFT yesterday for her home in
/ Kansas City. AS early as practicable
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Loose viii come East and
take up their residence AZ place they
! have leased for the summer on the North
Shore OF Massachusetts.
Lieut.. c. A Matile and sister. Miss Ma
tile. have recently returned from Phila-
delphia. where they were the guests of
the daughter Of Mr.. George c. Thomas.
Lieut. Matile is visiting his parents at
the Cumberland.
Miss Perie Anderson. daughter Of Jus
tice and Mrs. Anderson. has returned
from ten days visit with friends in
East Orange, y. J.
Owing 10 continued illness in the fam
ily Mrs. Atkinson, wife of Judge Akin
son. viii not be at home on Monday.
Mr.. John Boveuo. director of the
Greater Washington Band has just re-
turned from the South. He visited At
lants. Montgomery. Mobile. and New Or
/ leans.
Mrs. Benjamin Harris has returned
from New York. where she has been the
guest OF relatives for the past week.
Mrs. Norman Williams left Washington
yesterday for New York. where she Will
spend a few days.
Mrs. Robert Patterson has as her guest
her little granddaughter, Miss Eleanor
Patterson daughter OF Joseph Patterson
DR.. and Mrs. Henry w. Tobias are re-
ceiving congratulations upon the birth OF
daughter.
Mr.. John L. Lilley is spending a few
days in Washington with his parents.
Representative and Mrs. George IiIey, at
the New Willard. Mr.. Lilley IS a student
at Yale.
Mrs J. Wesley Bovee. I7OS sixteenth
street, entertained az tea in compliment
to the Waldensian Society Wednesday
| from 10 s O'Clock.
I Mrs. Samuel Bieber. Mrs. I. Kaufman.
and Mrs. Harry S. Wolf will be at home.
at $50 G street southeast. on Tuesday.
| from 10 O'Clock. They will have with
them Mrs. NJ. Rosenbush, Of Baltimore,
/ Nd.
/ MI and Mrs. E. A. Stiebel, OF 172s
Eighteepth street northwest. have as their
guest their niece. Miss Florence Jacobs.
| of Richmond. Va
Mrs. Silas E. Snyder. wife OF the for
mer director OF publicity OF jamestown
/ Exposition. with her little daughter
Mary. passed through Washington Tues