The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-05-17

country home, Montrose. Virginia, for
their nephew. Jerome Graham. Friday
evening. A delightful supper was served
to the guests, most OF wnom were from
Washington.
Air- and Mrs. Charles W Wells. ~.
and Mrs. Leroy Park, o. a. Bake mi
r. O. smith. OF Washington, guests
al The Breslin Hotel. New Yorl
The young ladies OF the The Kappa
Phi Fraternity Of the Central High
school held d small dance at Rauscher's
Friday evening. There were about thirty
couples present
Mrs. Ncra Hoeselsberger, Mrs. Bur
kett and Mrs. c. n. Pepper acted IS
enaperones.
Mrs. ". r. c. Ellis, OF Norfolk. IS
spending a few days IN Washington.
Hiss Judith Berkley daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. /. Berkeley. Of BerkIey,
Va, who has spent the winter in wash
ington, a student at the Stuart School.
has returned to her home
Among the passengers sailing on the
/ steamship Friedrich der Crosse. OF. the
( North German Lloyd line. yesterday
+ from New YorI. for Genoa, via GIbraI-
tar ana Naples. from Washington were
/ the German Ambassador and Baroness
/ Speck von Sternburg. Mrs MarcelIus
/ Baiiy and Miss Baily-
Mrs William H Emory. wife OF Rear
( Admiral Emory. gave an informal din
; ner party Friday evening in her home
! on Connecticut avenue.
/ Charles Henry Butler has sent out
cards for a reception Monday evening,
( June /, in honor of Justice Harlan, who
+ celebrates the anniversary of his seven
{ ty-hfth birthday or that day.
BIr. and Mrs. Perry Belmont returned
10 washington Friday evening from
New York. where they went early in the
week to attend the opening of Belmont
Park. They VIII remain in washington
but a short time before returning TO
New York, whence they will sail on
the Lusitania- May q, for England 10
attend the Derby, June g. AIF. Bel
monts brother. August Belmont. who
has entered in the Derby. will sail with
them.
AIRS. George D. McCreary, wife Of
MIA, has closed her apartment in Stone
leigh Court, and is the guest Of Mrs. c.
Carroll Parr, OF Mt Royal. Baltimore.
Nd.
Dir. and Mrs. Joseph T. Thropp viii
close their beautiful Washington home
on Twentieth street early iT June and
viii 90 TO their estate in Pennsylvania,
for the early summer
Mrs. Craggin. OF Palm Beach was the
! honor guest Tor whom Mrs. J. Fairfield
/ Carpenter entertained at luncheon Fri
/ day in her home on Sixteenth street.
/ Covers were aid for fourteen with cor
sage bouquets Of pink sweet peas tied
} with bows OF broad pink gauze ribbon
for each guest. The table centerpiece
consisted OF a large cluster Of pink
} sweet peas.
: The guests were Miss Foster. Miss
Gales, Mrs. Bolton. Mrs. Simpson, Mrs.
Crawford Mrs. Alexander Britton. Mrs.
Brinton Stone. Mrs. Worthington. Mrs.
SymOns. Mrs. Vail. Mrs. Stuart. and
Miss DumbeH.
Mrs. Thomas H Carter was hostess
at a large farewell reception Friday
afternoon for the members Of the senior
class at Trinity College.
The parlcrs were decorated with guam
titles of red roses. red being the class
color. The tea table. which was deco
rated with an attractive centerpiece Of
red roses and ferns. vas presided over
[ by Mrs. Hillyer and MRS. Toomey.
Assisting Mrs. Carter were Mrs. Ar
thur Wallace Dunn, Mrs. Britt, Mrs.
d Cav. Mrs Avery, ami Miss Dorsey,
RI The honor guests were Miss Butler,