The Washington times., 1909-04-26

gave a moonlight picnic last evening to
Great Falls. The party. which In.
women from the Diplomatic Corps, left
Washington at O'Clock in large tour
ing cars
Arosemena, was host at dinner party
at the Highlands last evening.
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For Mrs. Mclean.
Mrs. John Melton Hudgins was
hostess at a tea yesterday afternoon
in compliment to Mrs. Donald Nc
Lean. Mrs. Hudgins was assisted by
her mother. Mrs f. B. Moran.
Mrs, Morris Evans entertained in
at the Connecticut in compliment to
Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Miss Anne Depew Paulding is
spending some time in Washington,
the guest of her uncle. Senator Depew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ellis. of New
York, are the guests of Mrs. Ellis
mother, Mrs. B. II. Warder, in her
home on K street.
Mrs. Charles A. Spalding has been
Joined in Washington by her brother,
Com A. L. Culver, U. S. N, who has
been spending some time in Atlantic
/ City recuperating from recent III
Mr.. and Mrs. SpaIding viii close
their home here early in May and Will
go to their place on the HUDSON Tor
General Aleshire has returned to
Washington from Fort LeaVenWorth,
Kan, where he spent some time re-
| Gently.
Benefit Recital.
Miss Estelle Neuhaus gave piano re-
cital this morning at Il O'Clock at the
home of Mrs. William CorcOran Eustis
| before a large and fashionable audi
ence from representative circles OF Cap
ital society, for the benent OF the Chill
! dren's Country Home
| Mrs. George Z. HUFF has loaned the
parlors of her residence, 1900 New
| Hampshire avenue, for a second recital
! Friday morning.
| Among the patronesses are Nine. Jus
/ serand, Nine. Nabuco, Mrs James
| Bryce, Baroness Takahira, Countess Won
! Bernstorff, Sonora de Portela. Countess
4 Moltke, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Knox, Mrs
| George L Won Meyer Mrs. Wicker
| sham, Mrs. Larz Anderson, Mrs Elkins,
1 Mrs. Lodge, Mrs. WetmOre, Mrs w.
| Murray Crane. Mrs. Arthur Lee, Mrs.
! EUstis, Mrs. George f. HUFF Mrs. Hen
| men Jennings. Miss Mabel BOardman,
Mrs. william Hit, Mrs. Norman Will
| siams, Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell,
Mrs. Clarence Moore, Mrs. Levi z
Letter, MIS- James Mcmillan.
Mrs. n. II. Burke was hostess at a
| reception AT her residence. on Iowa
| circle. Saturday evening in honor of
General Mortezas Khan, the Persian
minister, and Prince Moine Khaboat.
Mr. and Mrs. A Oppenheimer. of 6l2
r street, win receive Wednesday even
ing, April q. from to 10 O'Clock, in
celebration of their golden wedding an
niversarv. They viii be assisted in re-
! ceiving their guests by Mrs Jacob Levy
! and Mrs Julius Levy, OF King City;
Mrs. David Melnick and Mrs. Adolph
| Kahn, daughters OF Mr. and Mrs Up
penheimer, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lee San
ders, OF New York. city.
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Mrs. Herman AItstadter, OF New
York city. will be at home Wednesday
Mrs. S. Dirnfeld. at 1905 Eighth street
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Fellheimer left town
Friday TO spend a week in Newark
N j.
Mrs. Emil BerIiner was the guest ot
Mr. and Mrs. Elias DetteIbach, Of Bal
timore, for few days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Rosenberg and
daughter Audrey, who nave been visit
ing several weeks in Columbus, Ohio
have returned home.
Mrs. Juiirss Herz0erg and children re
turned home from visit to Baltimore
Sunday.
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Miss Hannah Lee Weinberg. of Bald
more, who has been the guest of rela,
tives here, has returned home.
]. s. Kann, of this city, spent N,
week end in Baltimore.
! Mrs. Carl Auerbach. who has beer
Z visiting relatives in Norfolk, Va, the
past two weeks. returned home Sunday
Mrs. Strasburger has returned home
: after visiting her son, Victor Stras
burger, Of Norfolk, Va
Mrs Arth3- Baumgarten and daughter
!, who have been visiting in New York
returned home Friday.
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