The Washington herald., 1909-01-20

Attorney General and Mrs. Charles J.
Bonaparte, at Rauscher's
The rooms were effectively decorated
With palms. ferns. and potted plants.
and the table had red roses end white
lilacs and Farleyeuse ferns for its decora-
tions. The guests asked 10 dine with the
/ President and Mrs Roosevelt we're Sen.
ator and Mrs Clark Representative and
Mrs. jenkins. the Librarian Of Congress
and Mrs. Herbert Putnam, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hays Hammond. and Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert De Forrest. Of New York; Mr..
and Mrs J. G. Thorp, OF Cambridge,
Mass; Nine. BonapaTte and her son, Mr..
Jerome Bonaparte; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Corcoran Eustis. Dr. J. H Eccleston, Of
Baltimore; Mrs. Letter. Mrs. Hope Slater,
Miss Boardman, Mrs Jesse Tyson, Of
Baltimore; Mr. Walter de c. Poultney.
OF Baltimore: DR.. Philip ogden. OF Johns
Hopkins, in Baltimore, and Mr.. Elliott
/ Goodwin, OF New YORK
/ Mrs. Bonaparte's gown was an imported
white crepe de chine, elsboTately en-
I bToidered. and trimmed with touches OF
pink. and she wore her famous diamonds.
A section Of the Marine Band played
throughout the evening.
Mrs. Bonaparte viii receive this after
noon and have with her. among her
( assistants, Mrs. William Phillips, Of Bos-
/ ton. who is spending the winter with her
/ son in Washington. Mrs. Bonaparte viii
return 10 her Baltimore home on Friday.
The Postmaster General and Mrs
! George Won L. Meyer were dinner hosts
last evening. The guests were the Sec
retary Of the Interior and Mrs Garfield,
J the Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs. New
/ berry. Representative and Mrs. Herbert
/ Parsons. Lieut. Col and Mrs. Charles L.
/ McCawley. Capt Davis. Capt and Mrs
Potts. Mrs. Clarence Edwards. Mrs. Phil
4 lips. Mrs. Hobson. Mr.. Inness and Capt
/ Sowerby. Of the British Embassy staff.
and Miss Hagner.
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott. of Illinois,
mother Of Mrs. Charles Sumner Brom-
well. arrived yesterday al the Arlington.
! accompanied by her other daughter. Mrs
vrooman- Mrs. Scott IS a vice president
/ general OF the d. A r, and has been
urged to become a candidate for president
/ general 70 succeed Mrs Mclean this
/ spring. To this end she has been unani-
mousss indorsed by the delegation from
her State.
Miss Virginia Wheeler. OF Baltimore.
is spending the winter in Washington at
I72S P street
Mrs. Charles N Poor entertained az
luncheon yesterday IN her Twenty-first
street home Her guests were Mrs. J.
Franklin Bell, wife of the Chief Of STAFF,
L s A.: Mrs. Johnston. wife Of Gen.
Johnston: Mrs. Sanger. wife OF Gen. San
ger: Mrs Andrews, wife OF Col. An
dregs: Mrs. Emory, wife OF Rear Ad-
miral Emory; Mrs. Schroeder, wife of
( Rear admiral Schroeder; Mrs Randolph
I H McKin, Mrs Nathaniel Slmpkins.
! Mrs. Arthur Addison. Mrs. Austin, Mrs.
Peyton- Russell. Mrs. Lyman Tiffany,
Miss Kibbey, and Mrs. Roscoe c. Bulmer.
Nine de Quesada. wife OF the Cuban
Minister. entertained at luncheon yester-
day at the legation IN honor OF Mrs. La
mar. wife Of Representative Lamar, Of
Florida
Ricka Roth. OF New York. TO Mr.. Edgar
Wanach. son OF Mrs r H waIlach. for
merly OF this city, now OF New York.
! Mrs. James ". Orme entertained a. tea
/ yesterday afternoon. Mrs. James y.
Orme. ST. and the two sisters OF the
/ hostess. Mrs Topham and Miss Becker.
assisted. Mrs. Levin 7. Frey poured tea,
ard Mrs John 7. TayIor served frame
I Others IN the assisting party were Mrs.
William Orme. Mrs Harry Orne. Miss
Elizabeth Blackstone. and Mss Eliza.
beth Bradfeld.
Mrs. James Morris Morgan and her
daughter, Miss FredeTica Morgan, fancee
OF Mr. Evans S Cameron. OF Baltimore.
I returned 20 their home In Washington
last evening from q visit In New York
Baroness Won Paumgartten and her
young daughter. Baroness Marie. will 20
to Annapolis to spend few days this
week and attend the hop on Saturday
night
/ The Secretary Of the Treasury and Mrs.
Cortelyou VIII entertain the President
and Mrs. Roosevelt at dinner on the
I evening OF February % Their dinner. in
the proper order OF precedence, should
+ have followed that OF the Secretary of
State and Mrs. Root, which, being omit
/ ted this year, would have made the Cor
telyou dinner the first OF the Cabinet
/ ones but for the Illness OF Mrs. Cortel-
you
Mrs. Dapray, wife OF Maj. Dapray.
Of the United States army, VIII be at
home. 1916 Sixteenth street this after
noon
Miss Louise Macias White, I759 Corco-
ran street. VIII entertain this afternoon
TO meet Miss Wallis.
Mr- and Mrs Munro announce the mar
rage Of their daughter Katherine TO
Mr.. William c. Macpherson. The cere-
mOny was performed IN Baltimore ons
January I. by Rev ]. Campbell, OF 1873
North StTicker street Mr. and Mrs. Mac
Pherson viii be at home to their friends
after February 1, at 2707 Georgia avenue,
IN this city.
Miss Edna Ruby. Of Philadelphia.
formerly Of Lafayette, Ind. who has been
the guest OF Capt and Mrs. ]. P Mezrew,
VII return 70 Philadelphia to-day. In
addition to being gifted with a very sweet
voice, Miss Ruby IS one Of the best
known designers for textiles and silks in
this country, occupying a unique position
IN this work.
Mrs. Edward Dom, and Miss Dom will
be at home the remaining Wednesdays of
the month at 170s Sixteenth street.
Mrs Charles II. Pepper viii be at home
TO her friends Thursday from 2 IN 81