The Washington times., 1909-04-11

Almost the whole of the younger
contingent of Washington's smart SET
with goodly sprinkling from diplo-
matte and official circles, attended the
annual Easter Sunday breakfast this
morning, given by Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Mclean at their beautiful suburban
home, Friendship" on the Tenleytown
road
Miss Helen Taft and Robert Taft
were among the guests, accompanied
| by their house guests. Miss Eleanor
Rocker, Miss Harriet Anderson, Miss
Edith Morgan. Jack Even, Harry
Bingham. and Howard Tat
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Last evening Mrs. Taft chaperoned
double box party of young people at
ance of The Witching Hour, In whlcn
John Mason is starring. Miss Mary
! Chew was the only guest, in ADDITION
to the members of the house party
spending Easter at the White House.
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Lee-Stuart
Miss Nellie Coleman Lee. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. William Lee, VIII DC
married Wednesday evening at O'Clock
/ in the Church of Our Father to Leonard
Pinkney Steuart, the Rev. DR.. John
Van Schaick, pastor of the church, OF
floating.
Miss Katie Rullman will be the maid
of honor and Edward Noyes and Helen
Noyes. the young son and daughter OF
Dr. and Mrs Edward r. Noyes, will
act as flower girl and boy.
Henry Lee, brother of the bride, will
be best man for Mr.. Steuart, and the
ushers will be Walter r. Harr, Harry
l.. HuntsberTy, Charles Ford, and Mel
Z Nrin nF
The ceremony viii be followed by a
large reception in the home of the
parents of the bride on Maryland ave-
nue.
Mrs. L. G. Gurnett, a prominent soci-
ETY. women of Portland, Me-, is spend
Ing the Easter season in Washington,
the guest of friends at the Buckingham.
s.
Jose Carlos Rodrigues. editor of the
Journal do Commerce. Of Rio de jan
Zero, arrived in Washington for short
visit yesterday
Miss Hessie Portion and Miss Rose
Bielaski. OF Washington, left Washing
ton this morning for a months visit IN
/ New York, Philadelphia and Atlantic
/ City.
I Loomis Is host.
! Francis B. LOOMS, United States
/ commissioner general to the Tokyo Elk
position, was host at a large dinner for
men at the Shoreham Hotel last oven
/ ing. in honor of the visiting Imperial
Japanese Exposition commissioners, Hi
koiiro wada and Tokutaro Sakai In
/ the company were Secretary Nasel,
| Secretary Ballinger, Attorney General
/ wickersham, Baron Takahira, japanese
ambassador; Mr.. Wada Mr.. Sakai,
Frencis D. Minet, United States com
! missioner general to the Tokyo EXPOSE
/ ton; John Callan O'Laughlin, secretary
! Of commission; Senator Root, Senator
Frazier, Senator Johnston, Senator
. Piles Senator Money, Senator SEne,
/ Senator Smith. Senator Burton, SeLator
| Clark of Wyoming, Representative Den
! by, Representative Burleson. Represent
/ alive Howard, Representative Roden-
/ berg. Representative Olcott, Representa-
/ Mr.. Hanihara, secretary japanese en-
| bassy; Mr. Matsui, counselor OF the
/ Japanese embassy: Consul General Mid
zuno. of New York; Dr Takamine,
/ X. Fukui, OF New York; Beekman Win
! throp, Assistant Secretary Of the Navy;
| Admiral Sigsbee, Admiral Sperry, Ad-
/ miraI Hemphill, Commander Cleland
1 Davis. Lieutenant Genera! Corpin, Gen,
! eral Edwards, Colonel Heistand, Clifford
/ Pinchot, Frank B. Wiborg, z. A. $.
de Lima, Of New York; Lindsay Rus
/ sell, Of New York; Mr. O'Keefe. COM
! missioner Of immigration; William Z.
/ Curtis. Scott c. Bone, and William A.
/ Newcome.
Washington society has been consid-
erably interested in the announcement
made several days ago that Mrs. Taft
would preside at the meetings Of the
| Woman's Department of the National