The Washington herald., 1909-01-31

ihceT OF the Indians Society.
leigh Court. assisted by the young girl
students from Tennessee IN BeicouTt and
Fairnont seminsries and Hamilton In
stitute.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roderick. OF ", IL
ington. viii sail from New York On Feo-
rusry on the steamer Arabic for a
tour Of Palestine, Egypt, and countries
on the Mediterranean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave RothschId. whose
wedding took place on Thursday. VIII
spend their honeymoon in Bermuda
The Secretary Of State and Mrs Robert
Bacon VIII entertain the President and
Mrs. Roosevelt al dinner this week.
DR.. and Mrs. Walter l. Harlan left
last night for Palm Beach, Fla, for their
annual visit
Yrs. Frank B. Noyes and Miss Frances
Noyes left Friday FOR ST. Augustine. Fla.
where they VIII remain until April
Mrs. a. Powdermaker is entertaining
her sister. Mrs Lewis. Of New York
Mrs. Nose Danneberg. Of New York.
the guest OF Mrs. Charles Kaufman. r.
turned 10 her home last Wednesday.
Mrs. Grahame Hume Powell, 2509 Wis
consin avenue. VIII be at home February
, She has as her house guest Miss
Mahfsatt of Neu Ha-en
Nine. Alfred Thierry. OF the Portland.
will not De at home tomorrow. but viii
receive Informally, as usual, the remain
ing Mondays all The season.
Mrs. y. II. Van Zandt and Mrs. Fran
els ] O'NefT VIII net be at home on
Tuesdays in February. but viii receive
on Fridays IN February with Mrs. E.
Lee Morgan, Of Washington Circle
The marriage Of Miss Fannie Horn,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Horn.
and Mr.. Joseph Littmsn. Of Atlantic City.
will take place this evening at O'Clock
at the Adas Israel Temple. Rabbi Louis
J. Egelson viii perform the ceremony.
: reception viii follow at the family res
idence. I10S Fifth street northwest, az
7:s5 o'clock
A leading topic Of discussion at many
CT the official functions IS the very
general breaking up Of The Indiana dele
CATION IN Congress The change begins
with the Vice President and Mrs Fair
banks. who will probably not be known
In the official circles after the 4th Of
March. and thus Washington will miss
one OF its most popular and distinguished
hosteSseS, who has led in the Affairs Of
Official life here for the past twelve
years. Next IN the order OF precedence
will be the departure OF Senator Hemen-
way and his family at the close Of this
session Of the Senate, and the retirement
from public life Of the Senator. Miss
Hemenway. who is now Mrs. Gates. OF
indianapolis. would have been missed IN
the Senatorial circle anyway, this year.
as she has acted as her fathers hostess
for many years and has made scores OF
warm friends in this capacity. but her
marriage a fortnight ago would have
removed her far from the scene OF her
social triumphs,
Mrs. overstreet. wife Of Representative
Jesse Overstreet. Of Indianapolis. who has
come 10 be an important factor in Wash
ington's official society. and Mrs Charles
B. Lands. wife Of Representative Lands,
of Delphi. who enjoys a wide popularity
along with her very interesting young
daughter who IS interested in music and
art. as her mother IS. and enjoys society
In rather nilder doses thaq her eontsm-
poraneous debutante friends, viii all be
absent next year from the Congressional
circle. In fact, the only ones who viii
return. the next season, are Representa-
tive and Mrs. Cox, Of Jasper: Representa-
tive and Mrs. Dixon. OF North Vernon;
Representative and Mrs. Henry A Barn
hart, OF Rochester; Representative and
Mrs. Edgar D. Crumpscker, Of VAL
psrsiso; Representative and Mrs. joins
A. N. Adair. Of Portland, and Representa-
tive George ". Rauch, Of Marion, Ind
This removes from Washington Repre-
sentative and Mrs. John Hopkins Foster.
Of Evansville; Representative and Mrs.
John Crawford Clancy. Of Sullivan: Rep
resentative and Mrs. Elias s. Holiday, of
Brazil; Representative and Mrs. James
Ell Watson. OF Nashville and Representa-
tive and Mrs Clarence c. Gilnams Of
La Grange. This is quite an appalling
number Of changes for the Indiana people. !
and. indeed. there is a great regret ex-
pressed on all sides that so many lovely
women from Indiana are to be removed |
from this circle. These, Il Is believed. |
VIII be replaced by John ". Roehne, Of /
Evansville; William CulIop. OF vincennes; |
Ralph W Moss. Of Brazil: ". o. Barn |
ard, OF Newcastle: Charles A KoTbIy. Of l
indianapolis; Martin A. Morrison, OF
Frankfort, and Cyrus Kline, OF Angola.
Mrs. Bennett Wasserman, Miss Belle I
Wasserman. and Mr.. Max wasserman. Of /
St Louis. were in the city for a few
days to attend the Berliner- Wassermau |
wedding. which took place on Thursday |
at the New Willard
Mrs. Rainey, wife OF Representative
Henry 7. Rainey. will be at home az the !
Driscoli tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs John P. Megrew viii be at home
at the Roland. from to O'Clock on