The Washington times., 1909-04-29

their home in New York. They have
been the guests for several weeks of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee. Miss Arm
strong. OF St LoSis, will remain with
MT. and Mrs LIS until the end Of the
week, when she will join Senator and
Mrs Eikins for a visit
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Informal Luncheon.
The Swiss minister, DR.. VogeI, was
host at an informal luncheon today.
having as his guests viscount de Mar
Tel, secretary Of the French embassy
stan; FRANCIS Janssens, of the Belgian
legation, and Henri Martin, of the swiss
! legation.
| Mrs NJ. c. Audenreid was also amonS
those entertaining at luncheon today.
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Mrs. Bryce At Home
Mrs. Bryce. vie Of the British am
/ bassadOr. will be at home this afternoon
1 from to 6 o'clock at the embassy on
/ Connecticut avenue. The cards were
/ originally issued for Tuesday, but the
/ GATE was changed early in the week
/ Ihe decorations will consist of guam
/ titles Of pink and white roses and Co.,
nations with faidenhair ferns Mrs.
l kennard, wife Of the second secretary
! OF the embassy staff, and Miss Adams
VIII preside at the tea table.
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The Spanish minister, Mr. Pima, was
/ host at dinner last evening. His guests
were the Russian amba ssador, Baron
| Roseh; the Swiss minister, Dr. VogeI;
/ the Peruvian minister, Mr.. Pardo; the
| assistant Secretary of the Navy and
| of the Italian Embassy and Marchesa
\ oil Montagliari, Mr. and Mrs Frank
lEllis, Mrs. Charles s. Bromwell, Mrs
/ Barney, Miss Patten, Miss Coudert Miss
4 Foraker -
Spanish Legation and Nine. de Urcullu
and Mr.. Walls, second secretary of the
/ legation
Mrs. Pinehot Hostess.
Mrs James W. Pinchot was hostess
at dinner last evening. having among
her guests the Attorney General and
Mrs Wicker sham, the Second Secretary
Of the American Legation at Vienna and
Mrs. O'Shaughnessy, and Representa-
tive and Mrs. olcott,
Mrs. Leroy futile was hostess at
dinner party at the Chevy Chase Club
I last evening.
| Mrs. Charles A. Williams was among
those entertaining at dinner last ev =
ing
Mr.. de Thai, second secretary Of thu
Russian embassy, will arrive In New.
| York today from Europe where Eg
/ spent six months travelling in Russia.
Italy, Switzerland, Germany and Eng
land.
Mrs. j. de 3. W. Gardiner, widow of
CAPTAIN Gardiner, q. S. A, has gone to
near Hughesville, Nd, for the summer
months.
DR.. and Mrs. William c. Schafhirt
! have returned to Washington from At
lantic City where they spent the last
week.
The Entire Nous Dance Club has is
sued invitations for dance on Friday
! evening. May Z. at $50 O'Clock at the
/ Naval Lodge Hall, Fourth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast
The Seminoles have completed ar
Z rangements for their May ball on Mon
day. May 3. at National Rifles Armory.
dance committee, which includes A G.
Turner, and C l. Bell.
Mrs. Sam Splitter. of New York. who
has bsen spending the past week with
friends in this city, returns home today.
Monroe Hollar Ter, of this city. who is
now spending week in Prescott, Ariz-,
Will make his permanent home in
Phoenix. Ariz
Miss Carrie Hammer, of Baltimore,
: spent few days this week with friends
| in this city.
Miss A. Herzeg, who has been visit
/ ing relatives in this city, has returned
| to her home in New York.
Mrs. Simon Kann, who has been
spending the past ten days in New
York, will return home today.
Mrs KrOnenberg, Of Cincinnati, who
| is the guest of Ter daughter, Mrs. David
Sanger, will return TO her home Friday.
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Harry Cohen. Of New York. who has
| been visiting friends in this city the
/ past few days, will return home today.
The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs.
| A Oppenheiner was celebrated last even
| ing at their home with a reception,
which was largely attended by the mem
couple received many beautiful pres
| ents Of gold and silver.
| The decorations of the pariors were
/ in Bride roses and spring blossoms. A
/ buffet supper was served. and the same
| decOra tiOns prevailed in the dining room.
Mrs. Oppenheimer wore a gown of
black mesSaline and diamond orna-
ments The daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Mrs. David Melnick, Of this city; Mrs.
| Julia Levi and Mrs. Jacob Levi. of Mis-
| -ouri. and Mrs. Lee Saunders, Of New
York, assisted in receiving.