The Washington times., 1909-05-08

grandchildren Of the poet who came 70
washington for the unveiling of the
Longfellow statue
al, ne tea table was adorned with ouan-
tltles or the poets favcrite flower. white
~ 51ls; ana Mrs. James Pilling and Mrs.
Sn,j.I ~, Altginan presided. Mrs. Mackay-
en- 9riii'n; a; wire Of Bishop Mackay-Smith
ana Mrs. White. assisted Mrs. GreeIv in
receiving. A.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles BohIen. Kenneth
budd' of Sew York. and Mr.. Won Pritt-
Witz und Gaffron. Of the German en-
S%assy' %ass' accompanied the Secretary Of the
Meyer on the Dolphin last EVENING
Hhen the Secretary left for a several
Gays tour of inspection OF the Naval
Na1,,' ny a. Annapolis, and the Norfolk
MISS Ethel Roosevelt. who has been
the guest of the Secretary of the Nav
ana Mrs. Meyer, returned to the home
u ner brother-in-law and sister ReDra-
sentative and Mrs I.ongworfF T-este--
usty AFTERNOON to remain until TUESDAY
more fJnI air vi JON ner mother at Saga
MIS- Roosevelt decided that bar
uaugnter was unable TO stand fbe z+rsf-
y. % q oVV-Inlle horseback journey so Miss
roosevelt was Obliged to sror, 60 1'Aios -
the FvadsWOrth horseback narf,- ,.t;ot ~
WI VII start from Washington on Mondav
@Lternoon, 70 make the trip to the hor7a
~ ~ rr, and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth.
Hop AZ Barracks.
MIS- Langhtt. wife of Lieut.. Col. w
- Laughtt. received the guests for the
mop concc'ittee at the Informal hon at
the washington barracks last evening.
The Engin'eI Band, stationed at the
post. 'u~niSnpd Music for the dancing.
and the eIaSaouse was prettily decor
ated tor the occasion with quantities Of
palmss spring blosscms. and flags Sup
per was sSrvsd at midnight The hon
committee comprised Captain BOND
Hodges.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Robinson. Of 12ss
Ninth street, were hosts at an Informal
card party, followed by music. last
evening in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rhodes. Of Reno. Cal, who are spend
guests Of relatives A buffet supper
was served.
Dance At Lyonhurst.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lyon gave a
Alexandra county, Va. on the line Of
the Great Falls and Old Dominion rail-
way. last evening TO their daughter,
Miss George II. Lyon.
Among those present were Misses
Eloise OTne, Mary Booth Ada Geher,
Dorothy Campbell, George Taylor, Nan
ME Shsehy, Mary Radford. Louise Fry.
Ruth Cohen. Helen Fry, Margaret Scho-
field. Nellie Howard, Annie Wilkins,
Edith McOuada Virginia CfNpfl Dorm
thy LIE Due, Laura Pagan. Dorothy
Weeks, George II. Wright. Virginia
Calvert, Margaret S Lyon, and Pauline
B. Wright, Martin Fisher, Raymond
Qbenchain, Law renee A. Pyle, Robert
Daniel, John Daniel, Henry Abbott, Ell
ger F'arquhar, John Remey, Munson
Corbett. William Laub, Sidney +. Par
ham, Clarence Decker Baker Robinson,
Harris Franklin- Arthur Pagan, Curtis
Ianson. Harry SemTnes, William Tseech,
Parker Taylor Thorn. Donald Creecy,
Philip Orme, Arthur Taylor, Vincent
Smith, and John Lyon.
Mr.. and Mrs R. E L Yellott, Of
Washington, and, Mrs. Ziba Bennett, of
Leele, France, sister Of Mrs. Lyon. were
also present
The party left Washington on one or
the cars Of the Great Falls and OLD
Dominion railway about $50, and ar
rived at Lyonaurst, Few minutes
thereafter, and found the lawns strung
with japanese lanterns from the Stal
tion TO the house Through the courtesy
of the railroad company the party was
returned TO their homes IN Washington
By Il car leaving about 1.S0 in the morn
ing.
teeture, is one of the many handsome
homes erected along the line of this
electric road during the past two years