The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-02-05
IN THESOCIAL WORLD
Miss Wilson to Appear as
Singer in New York.
RECENTLY HOME FROM PARIS
Mrs. W. H. Michael. the Wife of the
United States Consul at Calcutta,
Returns to National Capitalists.
Michael Is TO SAIL in March-Mrs.
Lennox at Home To-day.

Miss Flora Eilasz. daughter OF the Sec
rotary OF Agriculture. who returned re-
Gently from I'VE years study In Paris
with Jean de Reszke fer grand opera,
and who has been in Washington with
her father for the past fortnight. went
10 New York yesterday to iii pro-
fesSional engagement as a singer. Mss
Wilson viii return here and act as host
ess for her father al his annual dinner
20 the President and Mrs Roosevelt,
which viii be given later in the month.
Miss Wilson accepted no invitation for
social affairs during her stay here. but
dined Informally with some Of her closest
friends. and made the round OF Cabinet
and other Official calls. She has gained
considerably IN flesh since she was known
here as the youngest and most popular
Cabinet hostess and has improved greatly
in singing.
Mrs. ". H Michael wife Of. the
United States consul to Calcutta, India.
with her younger daughter, Miss Wilmer,
has returned to her Washington home.
and is established in It, corner OF Thir-
teenth and Euclid streets Mr.. Michael
VIII sail for home about the first OF
March for a vacation. and on his return
Mrs. Michael ard their young daughter
VIII accompany him, Miss Aichael 70
remain at school in Paris for another
year.
DR.. and Mrs. J. E. Jones, the former
the United States consul general at WInni-
peg, Canada, have returned 10 their for
mer home. in this city. owing TO the
serious illness OF the latter's mother, Mrs.
Thaddeus n. TyssOwskL
Mrs P. J. Lennox, wife Of Prof Len
nox, Of the Catholic University, VIII be
at home at the Toronto for the last
time this season to-day, from ! to 6
O'Clock
Mrs Charlotte Emerson Main win re-
ceive on Saturdays in February At her
home. zoos Massachusetts, avenue, assisted
by her sister, Mrs. Thomas Noble. and
her daughter. Mrs. Russell Main.
Mrs. Tweedale. wife Of Col Tweedale.
OF Is p street has not been able TO
make calls. but wiz receive her friends
the last three Fridays in February.
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster and Miss Pierce
viii not be at home to-day, but viii re-
eeive on Friday. February T.
Mrs. Crisp VIII be at home this after
noon at the Pormer. and viii have with
her house guest. Mrs Arthur P. Crisp.
Mrs. Byron Andrews VIII be at home
h. zrHn fF~ nr,6 al
the afternoon Of February e.
Mrs Henry Siegel and her daughter
Dorothy, OF New York. are at the New
Willard for q few days.
Mrs. Gilbert Wilkes, sister Of and host
ess for Representative Edwin Denly. OF
Michigan, wiz be hostess at a charming
musicale this afternoon al the Woman's
Congressional Club al O'Clock
Mr. Juan Maribal OF Porto Rico. gave
several musical selections at the Febru-
airy meeting Of the Emmanuel Christian
Brotherhood on Tuesday evening last
This was the last regular meeting to be
held in the old frame house, and future
meetings viii be held IN the new In
manuel Baptist Bible School house, at
Sixteenth street and Columbia road
Miss Zoe Bean has returned from q two
weeks visit TO friends ana relatives in
Richmond.
Rev. Randolph h Mc-.irn, rector OF the
Church OF the Epiphany. and Mrs. Nc
Kim are at the Chalfonte, Atlantic City,
for a short stay
Senior 2. I. de IA Barra, the newly
appointed Ambassador from Mexico to-
this post, has arrived IN New York from
Brussels. After spending few days
there, he viii proceed to Mexico, and
come TO Washington in a fortnight. He
viii be Joined here later by Sonora de Ia
Barra. who is still IN Europe.
Miss Marie Eekstein. the daughter Of
sir and Mrs Charles A Eckstein. $50
HoImead place. celebrated her fifteenth
birthday Tuesday BY giving party TO a
number Of her young friends.
Those who were there enjoyed a most
delightful evening The little hostess
proved herself q delightful entertainer
Those present were Misses Florence
Evans, Caroline Scott. Margaret HamiI-
ton, Margaret McCambridge Gladys
Royal, the Misses Eckstein, Baker Rob
inson. Paul Rayme, Adolph Rawlings,
Carmen Kayhoe, and Paul Switzer.