The Washington times., 1912-01-05
Count and Countess de
Chambrun to Go to
Mexico Next Week.

The Military Attache of the French
Embassy and Countess de Chambrun
will leave Washington next week, az
ter the diplomatic reception at, the
White House Tuesday night, for a stay
Of two months or SO in Mexico, to which
country Count de Chambrun Also IL
accredited. They returned to Washing.
ton In time for the New Year recep-
ton at the White House Monday, af-
ter holiday visit to the latter's mother,
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, in Cincinnati
Their two interesting children, Suzanne
and Aldebert will remain in Cincinnati
with Mrs. Longworth in their absence.
Mrs Herbert Wadsworth inaugurated
her series of Thursday evenings for the
season last night, receiving about 800
guests. Mrs. Wadsworth's Thursdays
Until Lent" providing society this year
with seven large evening receptions
with dancing. are most Important fac
tor in the social life of the Capital.
Capt. and Mrs. Harold p. Norton, u.
8. N, have returned from their bridal
trip and are established at their apart
ment at stoneleish Court
edrai; avenue. will receive Fridays dur
ing the season. ~ 4. f'
Colonel and Mrs. Symons
TO Be Hosts At Dinner.
Col Thomas w. symons, IT, 8. A..
and Mrs. Symons will entertain small
party at dinner Sunday in compliment
to Mr. and Mrs. Norman 4. Mack, of
Buffalo, N. Y.
On Tuesday evening Mrs Symons will
has spent the holidays In Washington,
to Hoosac, N. Y, where he Is a student.
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A musicale for the benefit Of the
Presbyterian Home for the Aged will
be given this evening at s o'clock in the
New Ebbitt parlors. The musical num-
beers will be unusually attractive, and
there will be three Shakespearean num-
bers by Charles B. Hanford.
Miss Ruth Gardner entertained the
Delta Gamma Delta Sorority last night
at her residence In Fairmont street. at
their. regular meeting.
Miss Louise HELEN will leave WASH
ington shortly for visit at West Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, jr,
and their infant daughter. are expected
to arrive from California shortly for
"a visit to, Colonel, and Mrs. Roosevelt at
Oyster Bay Ions. Isiane. :
Miss King TO Entertain
AZ Tea This Afternoon. .
. Miss Marion Edmonston King, daugi-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George A.. King.
Will entertain at a tea this afternoon
from s to'7 o'clock, at her residence, in
Twenty-eighth street. in compliment to
Miss Ltrcie Hoke Smith, and Miss vir-
ginia Jenkins. OF Suffolk. Va. who IL
Visiting Miss King. 4}g
e Paltas and Chfistmas, green's will
/ Qslorns the drawing rooms, and the tea
table, which viii have -centerpiece' OF
white roses and ferns. win be presided
over by Mrs. King and Miss Griffin. Of
Assisting Miss King in receiving her
CHESTS and dispensing the hospitalities
Of the afternoon will be Miss Ellen
Ffllebrown,s Mics Ruth Rice, Miss Helen
Hardy. Miss Callie Hoke Smith, Miss
Amy Richardson, Miss Dorothy Taylor,
and Miss Margaret Smith.
Miss King Will wear gown OF blue
trimmed with Dresden satin and Miss
Jenkins will be in a gown of rose col
ored satin embroidered in the same
shade.
Frederick Pliny Lilley left washing
ton yesterday for his home In Water
bury. Conn, where he will spend a few
join Mrs. Lilley and their infant daugn-