The Washington herald., 1909-03-22

House yesterday afternoon. Miss Board
man returned also. and went 10 her home
/ in p street Mrs. Taft and Miss Board
man made a trip 10 Boston and the North
I shore. to look at some summer places
where the family Of the Chief Executive
may spend the hot weather, and also do
some shopping in the shops OF the me-
| tropOlis. While in New York, Mrs. Taft
and Miss BOardman were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taft, BROTHER of the
! President
Miss Ethel Roosevelt. debutante daugh-
| ter Of former President Roosevelt. did not
/ come 10 Washington 20 be a member Of
/ the horseback party OF AR and Mrs
Herbert Wadsworth. which was 10 have
/ started Saturday for their summer home
in Genesee County, n Y, They make this
! trip each spring. on horseback taking a
congenial party with them. and Miss
{ Roosevelt was 20 have been one Of the
( party this year. except for the sailing of
] the Roosevelt family on Tuesday.
/ Mrs. Edison Bradley. accompanied by
Mrs. J. Franklin Bell. will leave for New
York to-day. to spend a portion OF this
week.
! Dr. Vogei the Swiss Minister to this
country. is in Atlantic City FOR shorJ
visit He will return 10 Switzerland in a
few weeks.
The Countess Won Moltke, wife OF the
Danish Minister, who has been on a
short visit 10 Boston and New York. re-
turned to the Legation yesterday.
Mrs. Edward Iauterbach. of New York.
who has spent some weeks in Washing
! ton on her way home from Florida. re-
| turned 10 her home in New York Satur-
day.
Miss PaaEborn. Of Baltimore. is the
house guest Of the Military Attache Of
the German Embassy and Nine Won 1.-Two
MUS
Mrs Richard Butler entertained at din
ner on Saturday evening in honor OF Mrs.
! James Rudolph Garfield. wife OF the for
/ mer Secretary Of the Interior. who Is
now spending the spring season I'm an
| apartment at Stoneleigh Court where
she viii remain FOR time because OF the
delicate health OF her youngest son who
was taken III al college just previous 10
the inauguration.
Count and Countess L-aslo Szechenyi.
the latter formerly Miss Gladys Wander
bilt. who spent much Of her childhood in
| Washington. expect 10 make visit % the
/ countess mother IN New York the last
OF this month. They expect 10 spend two
months in America, accompanied by their
| infant daughter
Mrs. Gibbons. wife Of Lieut. Commander
Gibbons. naval attache Of the United
States Embassy at London. is making a
visit in Paris. She was formerly Miss
Ely. OF this city.
Mrs Sydney A CIoman. wife or the mil
itary attache OF the United States En-
bassy al London. is entertaining exten-
I sively and elaborately IN London this
spring and was among the dinner glvers
of the latter part Of last week. She was
formerly Mrs Victor Clement. oC this
city. their wedding having taken place
here about two years ago
Mrs. Cloman is the possessor Of the
finest turquoise jewels in the world. which
are among the best specimens gathered
from the famous turquoise mine left her
was wealthy mining engineer Of South
Africa This mine is one Of the most
valuable mines in the world.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington Jackson. who
have spent several weeks as guests Of
Mr. JacksOn's mother. Mrs. John p Jack
son. and Of Mrs Richard Harlow. have
gone 10 Baltimore TO take up their resi-
dence for the future
Bishop and Mrs Earl Cranston. Of this
city, who have been abroad for some
time, have arrived in Rome from Algiers.
and win spend some time in the Italian
capital.
Mrs. Medm Mccormick, OF Chicago,
who was formerly Miss Ruth Hanna,
daughter of the late Senator Hanna. ar
rived in Berlin during the past week,
where she VIII meet Mr.. Mccormick. who
is coming down from St. Petersburg. They
viii not return 70 this country until some
time next fan.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Cornelius c. Cuyler. Of
New Yor have arrived in Washington.
where they expect 10 spend a week.
Mrs Laurence Townsend and her
daughter. Miss Yvonne Townsend. who
went to Palm Beach as the guests on
the private car OF Mr. Theodore p
ShOnts last Sunday week. returned Sat
( urday 10 their home in Washington Mr.
Shonts and his daughter Marguerite pass
ed on through Washington without stop
ping. and returned to New York. Mrs
Shonts is still in Paris with her widowed
daughter. Theodore, Duchess de Chaul-
nes.
The Swedish Minister and Nine. Lager
crantz spent the weekend in Philadel-
phia
Miss Edith Wetmore. who has been in
Newport. her home. for some time re-
turned Saturday to New York. on her
way 10 Washington to join her parents.
Senator and Mrs. WetmOre.
Miss Mary A Cryder entertained at a
musical tea yesterday afternoon. when
Mrs. Warner A. Gibbs. soprano. and Miss
! Ethel Tozier, pianist. gave the pro-
gramme. Mrs. Gibbs has a sweet. high
| soprano voice. and sings with much STYLE
and finish. Mrs Gibbs. in addition TO her
/ numbers on the programme, sang. by
request, Woodman's "Open Secret and
I BrownelFs "Four-leaf Clover" Miss To-
zier played with good technique. STYLE
| and singing tone. and had to repeat the
sextet and played two extra numbers
Liszt's Rhapsody, opus II, and CbopIn's
"Eccossaise." The programme was as
follows. with Miss Tozier az the piano:
The Way Of June. WflIeb,
Rose IN the Bud Eo-z.o,
Slumner song -.Gerrit Smith
Mss Gibbs
Sextet. Lucia. for left hand...........
| ..-.-..--.... arranged by Leschetizky
Miss Tozier.
rluh NotHt Ia u1inadf
/ 81 mes vers avaient des siIes... .Reynaldo Hsbr
A Maid Sings Light.......................Ai AiscIoWe