The Washington herald., 1909-02-28

Roosevelt at dinner tomorrow evening
In their Sixteenth street house. This is
the first and last dinner they viii give
in honor OF the Chief Executive and his
'yife as Cabinet hosts.
On Tuesday evening the Secretary of
Commerce and Labor and Mrs. StraUs
will entertain the President and Mrs
Roosevelt st dinner. which viii be the
last Of what were formerly known as the
Cabinet dinners" and on Wednesday the
/ President and Mrs. Roosevelt will enter
tain their successors. President-elect and
Mrs " II. Taft, az dinner in the White
House.
The Russian Ambassador was the guest
Of honor at a dinner given By the Argen-
tine Minister and Nine PoTtela az the
legation last evening. The other guests
we're the Brazilian Ambassador and Nine.
Nabuco, the japanese Ambassador and
Baroness Takabira, the Turkish Ambassa-
dor. Senator Bacon. Of Georgia: Gen and
Mrs. John ". Foster. the CrugUayan Min
lister and Nine. LafHur. the counselor OF the
Italian Embassy and Maruuise de Mon
tagliari, Gen. Bates. Nir. and Mrs Will
lam Corcoran HIll. Mrs. Joseph Crawford.
Mrs, Phillips. and Mr., Palacies Costa and
Nj Julian Portela, secretaries OF the le-
CATION
Senator and Mrs Burrows. OF Michi-
gan, entertained at dinner last evening
: Their guests were former Senator and
Mrs. Dryden. Senator and Mrs. Guggen-
helm. Representative and Mrs Weeks.
Representative Dieckema. Mrs John
BoldgeJt OF Michigan. guest Of the host
ess; Mrs. Stanley Matthews. Nj and Mrs.
William E Curtis, and Mr- George Nc
Neir, son-in-law OF Senator Burrows
Miss katherine Ellxins was hostess at a
dinner for young people last evening in
/ the X street home OF her parents.
Mrs. J. Franklin Bel, wife Of he
I Chief OF STAFF L S. A. entertained at a
bridge party yesterday afternoon n her
Fort Myer home. in honor OF Mrs John
F. Stevens. who has spent many winters
in Washington. and has hosts Of friends
here Mrs Bel was assisted by her
T house guests. Mrs. II. J. Luce. Of New
/ York and Miss Voorhees,. Among the
I guests were Mrs Foultz. Mrs DOwney.
/ MIS- Barker. Mrs AinsWOTth Mrs. Nor
/ ris Evans. Mrs. Andrews. Mrs Swift.
I Mrs Barnhardt. Mrs Bailey. Mrs Gar
! IngtOn. and Mrs. H J. SlocUm- Tea was
served az o'clock. with Mrs Darlington
and Mrs Luce at the tea tables.
Miss Iona Tiliman. daughter Of Senator
Tiilman, and president Of the Archonides
Club. which is composed Of daughters of
Senator's and Representatives. entertained
az a bridge party yesterday afternoon. as
sisted by Mrs. Robert Owen. Mrs. Lips
comb. Mrs. Williams. and Mrs. Wiley,
OF Annapolis, and Mss Hughes. Of South
/ Carolina. house guest Of Miss Tillman. 4
number Of young men were asked for
the tea at O'Clock, when Miss Hughes
dispensed the hospitalities OF the table
Mrs anthony Kuser, daughter Of former
Senator John F. Dryden, entertained at
luncheon yesterday in the Dryden home.
Her guests were Mrs Harlan, Mrs.
Brewer. Mrs. Holmes. all of the Supreme
Court circle: Miss Helen Cannon. daUgh-
ter OF the Speaker OF the House OF Repre-
sentatives. Mrs EIkins. Mrs. Burrows.
Mrs Scott. Mrs Hopkins, Mrs. Flint,
Mrs. Rayner. OF the Senatorial circle;
Mrs. Dalzell, Mrs Loudenslager. Mrs.
Lamar. Mrs. Olcott. Mrs. Weeks, ali OF
( the Representatives circle; Mrs James
Harlan, Mrs. Thomas II. Anderson, Mrs.
Stanley Matthews, Mrs. Sharpe Mrs
Audenreid, Mrs Mulligan, Mrs. Thomas
2 Walsh, Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers.
Mrs. Radcliffe, Mrs William Belden
Noble. Mrs. H Y. Butler. Mrs John 2.
4 Jackson, Mrs Richard Butler, Mrs Rob
ert X. Evans. Mrs. Wilmer. Mrs William
Barrett Ridgely, Mrs. J. l. Loose. Mrs
William COrcoran Hill. sIrs. John ". FOs-
ter. Mrs. W Z Curtis, Mrs. Arthur Lee,
Mrs. Lansing. daughter OF Gen Foster;
Mrs. Sternberg, Mrs BlodgetJ. OF Michi-
gan; Mrs. Edson Bradley. Mrs. II. Gray
Zalinsky. Mrs. Thomas VI. ChatarG. Mrs.
Thomas W Symons, Mrs. Dryden. Mrs.
Ross Thompson, Mrs Robert Derry. Miss
Wood, Miss Lucy Kean, Miss Elizabeth
Kean, Miss Harlan. Miss Ruth Harlan,
Miss Sheriff.. Miss Butler. Miss Phelps.
Miss Curtis, Miss Mccoy, Miss Ruggles.
Miss Squire, and Miss Benham.
Mrs. Richard Ely was hostess az tea
yesterday afternoon in honor Of Lady
Clifford, OF England, who IS spending a
few days here, en- route to Palm Beach,
and who is being constantly entertained
Lady Clifford is a friend OF Mrs. Ely's
daughter, Mrs Gibbons, wife Of Com
mander Gibbons, naval attache Of the
United States Embassy at London. whose
marriage took place here about three
years ago.
Mrs. Tom Williams entertained al a
pretty tea yesterday afternoon.
The Indiana members Of the senior class
Of Fairnont Seminary entertained at q
I handsome George Washington tea on
/ Monday afternoon IN the senior house,
( Calumet place. Their guests Of honor
were Chief Justice Stanton J. Peelle. Of
/ the United States Court OF Claims, and
/ Mr.. and Mrs Scott c. Bone The deoora-
/ tions and buffet luncheon were all in &C
cordance with the day.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Ramsay and
! the Calumet Club entertained at q tea
with Representative Adam Be6e as their
guest OF honor. He made one OF his
Characteristic brilliant speeches to the
more than q hundred girls who gathered
4 in the famous memorial hall Of the senior
/ house
/ Mrs William E. Andrews and Miss Nc
/ Coy entertained at their home. 12zs Fair
mont street, last evening IN honor Of Miss
Alice Cary McGrev. Of Omaha and Miss
Helen Boyd, daughter OF Congressman
Boyd, Of Neigh, Nebr. The parlors were
/ in green and white. roses and ferns being
used IN prOfusion- A string orchestra
/ played n q cozy corner throughout the
evening The dining-Toom vas decorated
J with emerald ferns aad red roses Mrs