washington herald. (washington, dc) 1909-01-02 [p...

THE WASHINGTON HERALD SATURDAY JANUARY 2 19092

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Costumes of Fair Guests Excelled All Past Records

BRIGHT PARADE OF FASHION

First Lady of the Land Wore HeavyBlack Satin Made with a Directteirc Skirt 3I and

Ethel Also Very HandsomelyBrcssefi for New Years Reception

There to no feature of the great 2v w

Years which adds there to Ute

tnrflnaacy of occasion than the garKeouscostnmes of the women and the testshops of this country tad Europe aresearched for bats and jeWelS Yes

that thereUant parade of faaaien before a Presidentof the United States

Mrs Roooeveit appeared hi a strfldaglyhandsome gown of beery Mack satinmade with a reetohpe sldrt with apleating Inserted at the side seam nestthe bottom of the The edges ofthese Soma had a wide brad of heavyembroidery In eat steel beads maniasto the wait The bodice was eat hi adeep V shape whist was fifed in withhandsome white lace A wile dtrectoiregirdle cesapfcMat the costume whleh wasmade with a slight train and a cut steelornament was old abort the of hairon one side of her head She carried abunch of purple violets tied wttk purplegame ribbons

Yrs Fairbanks wore apricot chtisncloth with a hand of tinlnnaid Rowersof a deeper shade which formed a troutpanel of the skirt ran around the bottomof the skirt and formed a trimming enthe directoire bodies She wore somehandsome lace and diamonds YrsWright who In the aboence of Mrs Rootand Mrs Oortetyou stood next MrsFairbanks wore a white lace robe over

chiffon ass satin and carried ptokcarnations and wore a corsage bouquet ofviolets

Mrs Bonaparte was m aprtcotcoteredcloth made hi empire faanloa wtth ef-

fective touches of rays lace and diamondornaments Yrs Meyers laniinaanlBgfigure was effectively hi whitemescaline made m princess style wtth adraped tunic effect made severely simpleand carried white orchMs Mrs New

as Yrs Wright was had an exquisitecostume of pale apricot chiffon embroU

skirt up the sidenecked effect on the frost of the bodicewhich was pled m with soft white lacewhich also formed the sleeves m combi-nation with the silver embroidery Shewore some pearls and diamonds and carriM white orchids Mrs Newberrysbeauty attracted much comment

Mrs Garfield wore a graceful gownpale mauve messaUne with aof soft black net with goldthe square neck effect filled with lacenarrow bands of sable finishing the cosmin She carried white flowers MrsStraus wore a sheath costume of blacksatin with Jetted embroidery sad whitelace and carried pink and white flowersairs Loeb wore a white lace robe overwhite chiffon and satin ass carried ahuge bunch of lilies of the valley

Mrs Longworth and Miss Ethel Roosevelt came downstairs and entered theBlue Room some time before the receiv-ing party took their place They grimedfriends on every side Mrs Longworthwas particularly beautiful In a sheathgown of golden yellow satin the squareneck edged with a band of gold embroidery the neck and sleeves of whitelace and a chats of diamonds twicearound her neck making a short strandand a long one almost to her high waist-line Miss Roosevelt wore an empiregown of pale gray chiffon cloth withbands of embroidery of a little darkertone made over white with a short tramand finish of fringe square neckwas filled with lace which also tensedthe long sleeves Mr Rooseveltwas in and out of the Blue Rows andthe East Room and Archibald also Inlong trousers and looking much grownup

Gaests ThereThe house guests of Miss Roosevelt

were all In the Blue Room Mies Cor-

nelia Landau was m a dainty blue dothEmpire gown over a blouse of white netMiss Josephine Osbora was ingray crepe 4e chine WIth a trimming oftiny velvet buttons of the same shadeMiss Rogers wore electric crepemeteor Miss Margaret Roosevelt wasin peach blow chiffon with bands of plank

satin ribbon worn over pink aUk MissChristine Roosevelt was hi s Greeks costume of pale gray chiffon YrsRoot In black chiffon velvet accompaniedher fatherinlaw the Secretary of Statewho was not hi the receiving line butlike Mr Cortelyou Secretary of theTreasury was about the Blue Room andmuch of the time behind the receivingparty Miss Ruth Wales niece of MrsRoot also with Mr Root was hi plankchiffon made Empire Yrs Cowles sisterof the President wore deep blue sUitembroidered heavily in blue made Inmodified Empire fashion the MissesMeyer daughters of the Postmaster Gen-eral had white cloth draped Empire cos-tumes alike with trimmings of fringeMiss Newberry daughter of the

of the Navy wore a blue silk Empiregown with embroidery and doth of goaltoque WIth feathers Mrs Hugh C

who was with her father the ChiefJustice of the United States Mehrttte

Fuller wore Mack crepe de chinea small black toque sad feathers

Mrs J Franklin Bell wife of the Chiefof Staff of the United States army wore

violet mescaline trimmed with

The two little daughters of the Secre-tary of tbe Treasury Misses Grace andHelen n charming white clothcostumes with three cornered whtte felt

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nets with white pempvms were amongUte most interested of the observers MissCannon daughter of the Speaker of theHouse of Representatives was la whitebroadcloth and lace and was accompealed by Mrs Loose of St Louis whowrote pale blue Del white lace

The dtpkMaaffc coeds was led by thedean of the corps Baron des PhtneheItalian Ambassador who was accom-panied by the baroness hi a supergown of handmade Venetian lace madela empire effect with train and drap-eries over the shoulders an m one pieceworn over white chilies saUL Withthis she wore a broad ermine stole andcarried large large blackhat trimmed with blue feathers all aroundthe crown

Other Beautiful CostumesOther beautiful costumes were those of

the Baroness Heagefcauttar who woremight red cloth In directoire fashionwith a large black hat with white plumes

a broad stole and large mutt of darkmarabou Baroness Preuschen wife of the

attache of the embassy had awhite cloth princess gown embroideredand trimmed with Irish lace and goldembroidery with black hat and whiteplumes Yrs Bryce wife of the BritishAmbassador wore black crepe de chinewith black feee purple velvet her withwings and a white feather boa

Mme Juseerand wife of the FrenchAmbassador was ht blast not palegray satin with black and white bat andwhite boa Mme Naboco wife of theBrazilian Ambassador wore gray laceover gray with gray velvet toque andgray plumes Miss Naboco was in paleblue broadcloth with blue Bat and pinkroses and black aigrette Baroness Takahtra wire of tbe Japanese Ambassadorhad a sulking costume of electric bluedoth elaborately braided and made tosevere empire style with ermine stoleand large mutt and a white hat withwhite osprey plumes

Countess Bernstorg wife of the Ger-man Ambassador recently arrived wasseen In violet chiffon over violet satinwtth draped empire effect and a hugeblack bat with plumes anal a whiteaigrette and white furs Countess Alex-andra Berastorff daughter of thebassador had a princess gown of pale

fat modified empire style handsomelybraided large white hat with plumes andwhite furs

Senora Godoy wile of tbe charge daf-faires of Mexico wore messaUnetrimmed with a deeper tint of the samecolor with small hat to match and lilacplumes Miss Mercedes Conor had apink empire gown with black Lot andwhite plumes Mme Catderon WIfe ofthe Bolivian Minister was ta a blacksatia coat soft lit severe directoire stylewtth small black bat Miss Cameron looked like a picture of the empire period ina gown of rose pink satin made empireand an extreme mushroomshaped hat ofwhite with white trimmings and ribbonstied under the chin Mme Leger wife of

Haitian Minister wore tack crepede chine with Mack embroidery and aMack with Mack phmtec MissBourke niece of Mme Leg r had a palegray empire gown with Mack hat MissKathleen Bourke was fat pale gray crepede chine with smalt black hat MmeCores wife of the Nicaraguan Ministerwore a pale blue brocaded sUk made em-

pire finished with blue tinge andtrimmed with point whichinto two panels down the front of theskit and bodice and a bat of raspberrytinted velvet trimmed with roses of thesame shade and an natae stole andmuff and diamonds and pearls about herneck Mme Portela wtfe of the Argen-tine Minister was m gray doth mademodified empire with gray hat andplumes and pearls and diamonds andwhite ostrich feather boa

Diplomatic Hostesses GownsMme de Lagercrants wife of the Swed-

ish Minster wore white doth with

Mise de Lagereraaix was fat blue chiffondoth aad Mack hat with white plumesMiss Mary de Lagercraatz wore pinkdoth with a large white hat MmeCar wife of the Ecuadoran Ministerwore yellow satin trimmed with Mackvelvet bands Wade empire blue hat andwhite marabou stole and muff Mum

Crt Carbo was In cream silt netover chutes and wtth Grecian bandsof embroidery made empire and largeMack hat Yrs Lof tug wife of the firstsecretary of the Siamese Legation worea purple satin empire gown wtth sablecollar snuff and hat Miss Teresa Carbowas hi white crepe de chine WIth em-

broidered trimmings and white hat YrsCortes wife of tile Colombian Ministerlad a black satin gown wtth white laceand s black bat Mme Guzman herdaughter and wife of the first secretary-of the legation was hi Mack velvet

Mme Pastor wife of the list secretaryof the Spanish Legation had a gray crepede chine with silver embroidery and hatof blue velvet Mme Herrarte wore agown wtth a black velvet bat Mrs Rob-ert Shaw Oliver wife of the AssistantSecretary of Whar wore black satintrimmed wtth gold embroidery Mlse Oli-ver was in handembrokJered coral crepede chine Yrs Warren Fairbanks woreold rose satin trimmed with lace andrhinestones Mrs Timmons had a stayprincess empire gown trimmed with silverembroidery Miss Faith Stmpkins was inaa empire gown of blue crepe meteortrimmed with embroidery Miss Monawore pate gray Paris made in empirefashion and trimmed with white laceMiss Mtchie had a sown of peach blowsatinstriped over pink satintrimmed with white lace Miss HarrietBatch wore old rose crepe de chine MrsHerbert Wadsworth was hi mauve tlatrimmed with heavy mauve lace hi

draperies wttth embroidery Miss J

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in violet chiffon J

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wore embroidered crepe de chine in pale 1

blue with silver trtsunlngs and diamondornaments Mtes Monica Montgomeryniece of Mrs DateeN had old rose broadcloth trimmed with lace Mrs GeorgeWashington Cook wife of RepresentativeCook of Colorado was in black

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furs Mrs Carter wife of Senator Carter l

of Montana wore a London smoke dlrectohre costume of cloth with handsomeembroideries on skirt and coat and largebat of London smoke with plumes tomatch Miss Harian daughter of MrJustice Harian was la turquoise bluesatin modified empire trimmed with jbands of silver Mrs HarIan wore black satin and point lace MrsRobert J Wynne wife of the UnitedStates teasel general to London lieda hand painted chiffon gown ht mauvecolors with elaborate trimmings ofsad embroidery about the bodiceneck with diamond ornaments

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of Dresden china In a pale pink empiredoth with trimmings of white lacenarrow plait ribbons and dainty fringeof tiny bells oa the long sleeves andbodice and her hair dose ta Greek fash-ion with pink satin bands in it MtesEleanor Rldgely daughter of the formerComptroller of the Currency wore pateviolet satin chiffon with a bertbeof satin trimmed with pink fringe MrsJ Hopkinaon Smith Jr formerly MissPauline Morton daughter of the formerSecretary of the Navy who was a

bud of bet fathers regime bad apale Mae broadcloth gown trimmed witheffective embroidery Mtes Katherine Elkins was in taupe velvet trimmed with

made directoire MIss ConstanceHoyt wore gray satin trimmed with i

of silver Mrs Isabel Hagoer woreand white striped satin th stripes

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rtf of Senator from Massachusettsfa block crepe de chine with a Mack

at and streamers of black chiffon tiedher chin Mrs George CaNt Loose

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red flat tae Mra Keaa Macktin and white lace Miss Kea dashue satin directoire sowndter black pease velvet Yrs Percy

raus black JaDe velvet sad JetCowers Moitke had a gown of white

vetttag silver fox furs saidMack tulle toque with a high aigretteMme Kennard wore a superb estinnn

Mack pause velvet ash a large Macktin hat with teas pluMs Her fursereBaroness Moachenr wore a black velvet

Mess dress and a golden coloredver hat with a tang gree plume

Baroness Marguerite Monehenr were acrepe de chine trimmed la a

lace with a Mack soda hat Irkswith a scarf of plank and gold sander

fc and a large dahliaMme bode was dreeeed in white crepe

chine ufaaata with PtaamU lace-d a whet hat with white

FVa von Livoolne wor white tadlace pawn a large pink feather

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AST RECEPTIONMOST BRILLIANT

from Pnjce One

ed by a dteatay of wendertnl courtfomw and atrfktng forehjnniade-

jmaBaron Mayor des Planches the Italian

who te deaR of the localmade body led the way with thewea ard after them came the AnaAmbassador and Baroneea H na l-

aitlter The abeence of W Tfa CanKhtteter from China WM quickly noted

md then It was recalled that the Chtneee-is Is Moorntnc for the late

and Empress DowagerThe new German Ambassador Count

Bernatorff who was formally r-ed by the President last Wednesdaypresent with the Countess Bernatorff-

ftmndmg beck of the reeelvhig UseVIce President and of the

surrounded by a bevy offrom official life who bad been in-

to the Blue Room Among themMrs Longworth lOa RooseveltJolla W Ttmmona Mrs Warren

7 Fairbanks Mrs Oren Miss NewMtas Meyer Mrs Loeb Yrs Bob

t Bacon Mrs H L Mrsulan Misses Mrs McKennars Day Yrs Holmes Yrs EOdns Miss

oraker Miss Foraker Yrs Knox Mistnnon Mrs J Franklin Mrs

T Mrs Cowtes Lodge Yrsynae Miss Wynne Yrs Herbertcdaworth and Mrs JaaMs Wadsworth

ChIef Justice Fuller hooded the S-

me Court party which followed thematlc corps All the members of the

were present with the ladles of

Champ Clark One of the FIrstRepresentative Champ dark of Mh-

Ti the Democratic floor leader wasof the Ant members of Congress to

tt the President The representationthe Senate and the House was the

Ueet ta yearsSpeaker Cannon arrived after the

T legislators had formed and with someAcuity elbowed his way to the bead of

te line He was splendid humor andJokes with President Roose

rttthe Senators In tine were

Trtne of Virginia Warner ofEssouri Lodge of Maaeachueetts Car-r of Montana Brown and Burkett of

and Borah of Idaho Theiouse members included Olcott of Nework Parker of New Jersey Laadte ofidtaaa Green of Massachusetts Delfl of Pennsylvania and Barthohlt of

One of the most striking features ofevent was too of army and

vy ttntforms The army was well rep-ented IJeut Gen S B M Youngd Lieut Gen John C Bates both re

red headed the column The navyhlch came after the army was led byear Admirals and Letttze-dmtral Dewey for the flrst time stecei-is return from Manila was forced toay away on account of illnessOfficers from the civil departments of

governaient came after the navy andCorps They were led by theof the Smtthsonma Institution

id were followed by the various localttriodc societies and veteran corpsThen the came The hour setrr its reception was 1 oclock It tookore than two hours for the President to

take hands with the thousands of hiswho were not connected

with the governmentMrs Roosevelt and the line of Cabinetosteeaes to their custom on

w Years Day in this administrationthroughout the reception until

re last person in the public line hadissed through with the exception of

rs Fairbanks who was obliged to leaverly to take a short rest before ber own

began owing to her lack ofand Sirs Bonaparte went after

nard for the same reason WrightIrs Meyer Mrs Xewberry Yrs Gareld and Mrs Straus romained until thend with tbe President and Mrs Rooseelt They bad a hasty luncbeoc in theute dtataigr room instead of returning

by way of the corridor ac Iscustom Mrs Lon wortb came back

the White House just at the dose ofreception in the most

reet toilette of London smoke softingtitg cloth with narrow skirt longitaway coat and the most demure hat

the nmshroora variety and dark fursDaring the long period of the public re

Barnes and Phelps Newberryidn sons of the Secretary of the Navy

bad been in the Blue Room and theast Room all the morning slipped outito the line with their overcoats on andat collars turned up They shook handsith all in the line and when they reachtheir mother sbe formally shook hands

ith the first one before she realized it-s her own son There was a general

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A round of receptions at the homes oflose most prominent in official life folwed the White House function yesterly afternoon The weather was idealid the homes of those receiving wereiTonfjCd

Mrs Fairbanks wife of the Vice Presle-

aC who has not yet become strongnee her boas Illness of two yearsft Ute receiving toe at the White Houseuly sad went to her own home whereM received callers during the after900 Sore was assisted by her daughterrs Thermos her daughterinlaw Mrs

Fairbanks Mrs Blklns MrsMrs Carter Mrs Burrows MrsMrs William Alden Smith Mrs

s Mrs Flint Mrs Cubersou MissMl Pomker Miss Hemenway

tes Sutherland and the Musses Clarki in the Senatorial circle Mrs LandisBS Over std Mrs Cheney wives

f Indiana Representativse MISS WoodErs John W Foster Mrs Shannon Mrsf W Rude atece of the Vice PresUeat-Ites Weeks and Miss Wade

be White House reeendoa early ta ordero be on time at the reception and breakset ta tile home of the Secretary of

and Mrs Root While Mrs Rootdeep and was not in her

Jace ta the Mae of Cabinet hostesses athe WhIte Hoe yesterday sbe laid bereettmjs aside for the time and

her place as hostess at this annualMan of the Secretary of State She

assisted by Mrs Robert Dances andrs HontmgtOR Wilson wives of theMfctaat Secretaries of StateThe guests taeluded Baron Mayor des

dean of the corps and Baronessai Planches and the following members

his embassy stag Marquis Paoli dt-

EontacOari counselor Signor Robertoratro second secretary Signor Guiteao-

ora attache Prof Antonio Ravawn-d Lieut Fttlppo Camperio naval at

jcbeTbe Ambassador of AustriaHungary

ron HensehBcOer von Heagervar andBaroness Heacehnuller yea Hens r

Baron Look Ambrozy csunselor-Mwader Baron F Preuechea von sandLtebensteta naval aUache and the

troness Preuschsn von und za Ltebea-ein Baron F Haymerte secretary andaron Demeter Hy Count Alexanderorok Said Prince Vincent zu Wiadtcch-ratx attachesThe French Ambassador Mr J J Jus

L and Mme Juseerand Capt debran military attache and the

antes de Chambrna Commandde Btaapre naval attache and MmeBlaapre Sad Viscount de Martel third

Erotary and Vtecouatess de MarteLThe Ambassador of Brazil Mr Jeaouta-abuco accompanied by Mme Naboco-id their daughter Mite Naboco LteuL-

Mutder Radler de Aoutno naval atand MmekRadter de Aquino Mr

L Chermont second secretary andime Cnermont id Mr Guotaro de

second secretaryThe Russian Ambassador Baron Rosenr Kroupeasfcy Prince Nicholas CODcheff Barons Stael de Holstein secondcretary Mr B de Struve attache

oL Baron de Bode military attachI Commander naval attache

TIM Amabasrador from Great Britainr James Bryce and Mrs Bryoa MrIfred Mitchell Inaes counselor Lieutol B R James military attache andIrs James Mr George Young second

retary and Mrs Young Mr BZ Wsecond secrptaiy and Mrs

ennard Mr BEcnond Ovey third peetary Mr H Ber efor tasha-id the Hoa H F Charters honorary

The Japanese Ambassador Baron Eoro Takahira aad Baroness TakahJraere followed by Mr Kershiro Mutantr Maeanao Haatbari second secretaryr Matsuso sap third secretary Mr

Yoshida attache Oommaader-faoml Taatauohl naval attache and

Knnishtae Tamaka military attacheThe lest ambassador to be presented wasount Berasfeoff who succeeds to the poetade vacant by the death of tbe lateiron Speck von Stembnrg Countess

said then young daughter theountess Alexandra Berastoff acoora

1 him With them were Baronnan von Richtbofen send seere

Commander Ritmmaan naval atbe Mat you Ltvoatoe military at

ch and Frau von Lhrooiue Mr worn

urnm third secretary Mr von PrittItx tad GraCroa sand Baron voa Rednbrock attacheThe Mexican Embassy staff was headedT the charge daffaires Senor Don Jose

Godoy who was accompanied bynora Adela Perrin de oodoy and theiragfater Senorita Mercedes Godoy WIthem also were Seaors Don Julio W Bazid Don LeopoMo Blazquez second sec-

tary Senors Don J Bennudex de Casand Don A Algaro Romero de Ter

third secretaries and MaJ DonM Davilla military attache

The Minister from Haiti was at thead of the ministers With Mr Leger

ir r Mme Legcr and their two niecesbe Misses Bourke and secretary ef-

be legation Mr Perctval ThotjrThe Minister from costa Rica Senorkm JoaquIn Bernard Calvo had hIs

and daughter Seaora and SenoritaCairo with him and Senor Don Luis

here on special missionThe Minister from Nicaragua Sanertn Lute F Corea and Seneca deme next then the Belgian Minister anduroaess Moncheur and the daughter of

former Baroness Marguerite Monur Mr de Cattier Marcbienae-

uaseior of legation and Mr Fraudsansseas attache tbe Minister from Por

Viscount de Alte the Ministerrom Cuba Senor Don Goazalo de Queada and Senora Miranda de Quesada

Don Arturo Padro y Almeida firstecretary Senor Don Antonio

secretary Senora and Don JoseCampiHo and Don Cesar A Barraaeo-aeollors the Bolivian Minister Senor-a Igaado Cakteron with Senora deideron Del Senorita Elena CaWeron-

he Persian Minister Gen Morteza KhanSwiss Minister Mr Leo Vogel and

r Heart Martin secretary of legationMinister of the Argentine Republic

Don Bptfanio Porteia and Senorale Porters Mr Alberto Patedos Arst

and Senor Don Julianad secretary the Master fromdor Senor Don Luis Felipe Carbothe Senoritas Marie AafeHda Anatiaa and Maria Teresa Carbo and

nor Don Esteban Felipe Carbo aticheThe Mteteter from Colombia Senor Don

Cones aad Senora de Cbrteeere accotapanicd by the secretary of le-

Ltioa Senor Don Pomponte GuzmanThe Minister from Uruguay Dr Luis

Lananr had his wife Senoralisa Caravte Melian Lafinur withim and the Senoritas Fioreada Mehanaflnur lid Celia MelD Laflnur Senor

Nta Fries secretary of legationnd Senorita Nia Fries

Spanish Minister Senor Don Raton Pins was followed by Senor Donuis Pastor aad Senora Donna Constance

nove Lee de Pastor and Senor Donuel Walls y Merino second secretary

negationThe Minister from Guatemala Senor Dr

i LuIs ToledO Herrarte and Senorai Eugenia de Toledo Herrarte had

th them Senor Don Francisco Sanchezitour ftrst secretary of legation

The Minister from Salvador Senor DonMeji and Dr J Gustavo Guer

ro were followed by the Minister ofMr Herman de Lngercrantz and

Ime de Lagercrantz and their youngthe Mlles Eva de Lagercrantz

nd Mary de Lagercrantz Mr U T TJn-

n and Count L af fgglas attacheThe Minister from Chile and Senora de

Jruz were followed by Senor Don Alberto

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The Minister from Norway and MmeGude bad with them Mr Hugo Mowlnckfel secretary of legatee

The Minister from the NetherlandsJenkheer J Loudest bad with him MmeLondon Mr W A Reyard counselorand Mr G S Thurkow attache

The Minister from Honduras Dr LoisLazo was uaaceompaated With theMinister from Denmark Count Moltkewas the Countess Mottke

The Minster from Panama Mr C CArosemena had iiL ILT II Jose deObsidian first secretary of legation TheMinister from Ute Dominican RepublicSenor Don EndUe C Jocbet had with i

hint tbe secretary of legation Seaor Bir I

L Fteifo TIM Minister fromGreece Mr L CoromUas was followedby the Siamese charge daffatrs PhraRataaayapti Mr Edward H Loftas andMrs Loftus the Peruvian charge daffaires Mr Manuel Freyre y Sataader and Muajt Bey In charge of theTurkish Legation

Miss Canner of the Speakerof the House of Hepreseatatfvefi held alarge and brilliant reception all the afteraocn She wac assteted by Mrs DalzeU Mrs Mann Mrs BouteU Mrs HuffMrs Olcott Yrs Weeks Mrs SpaMtaYrs Talbott Mrs Stewart Yrs BusbeyMiss Aldrich Miss McCall Miss AliceParker Miss Eleanor Parker Miss Eliza-beth Kean Miss Hegeman Miss GillettMiss Stewart Miss Draper Miss FosterMtes Weeks Mtes Stele MissAmyBta Talbot

Wright wife of the Secretary ofWar was assteted at her reception byMrs J FraakHn Mrs Corbta YeaGerHngton Mrs Sfaarpe Mrs Wotberspoon Yrs Taylor of Tennessee MrsOgre Mrs Laws wife of CommanderGeorge W Laws of Annapolis YrsSummeriln Mrs Bourke Cochran MrsWynne Mrs Sturgis Mrs ReM Rogers I

Mrs Coarser Mrs Cbeatham Mrs LetterMrs Stewart Hooker Miss CarolineMurray the Mteses Humphrey MissMarshall Miss Marjorte AJeshJre MissVan Vorhys Mtas Miss Marie Brownsad Yrs John H Watkins daughter ofthe Secretary of War

The Attorney General and Mrswere at horns to a very large num-

ber of visitors yesterday afternoon In

their apartment ta tbe Portland Theywere assisted by Mrs Henry M Hoyt

Richard Wayne Parker YrsCharles W Russell Mrs Nathaniel Fran j

cit Mrs Charles Henry Butler MrsThomas M Cbatard Mrs Van OrsdaleMrs F B Loring Mrs James BrownSeott Yrs John Mcnhenay Miss HarianMiss Shepard Miss Ctabangb MIss AdaNewtaadc Mtas Elisabeth WolcottParker Miss Dorothy Gardner WDftamssad Miss cant Crawford

Mrs Meyer wife of the PostmasterGeneral had a very pretty reception Aashafting her were the Oouatese von MOidtewife of the Minor tram DenmarkMme Louder wife of the Mmi3tcr f mtbe Netherlands Mrs BeeJocaa Winthrop wife of tbe Asmstaat Secretaryof the Treasury Miss Phillips of Bos-

ton Miss Martha Cameroa and theMisses

Mrs Newberry wife of the new Secre-tary of the Navy had her fist emdalreception as a Cabtart hostess std itwas a brtnteat one Sh had with herMrs Dewey write of the Aomtral of theNavy Mrs SaOerlee wits of three

SecMtary of the Navy Mrs Cowleswife of Rear Adsnbal Cowtes Mrs

Yrs Pillsbury Mrs Levine MrsSchroeder Mrs Richardson Clover Yrs

Cawtey Mrs Campbell Yrs MulliganYrs Vogelgesaag Mrs Spencer WoodMrs Bulmer Mrs Fitch the Misses

the Misses Schroeder Mtes LeutaeMiss Emory tbe Misses Fttcb MissRogers the Mteses Murray Miss YvonneTownsend and Miss Toed

Mrs Gorfield had ta her party for theafternoon Mrs Gfiteapte wife of GenpIe Mrs Sanger wife of Gen San-ger Mrs Persons wife of Rspt oienttttveHerbert Parsons Mrs Frank O LowdenMrs Hoyt Mrs Leupp Yrs HennenJennings Yrs W H H SIms YrsChars Sumner Broorwen Mrs BulmerMrs Fremont Smith Mrs petardHunt Mrs Dan Mrs Wiener MissHoyt Miss Oliver Mtes Boardmaa MissLeupp Miss Henrkjues Miss JenningsMiss Noble Miss Many Mice Bogglessaid Miss GoodwUae of Baltimore MrsGarfieid dosed the days festivities witha dance for twentyfive young people

TIM home of the Secretary of Commerce and Labor was the scene of alarge reception as Mrs Straus fe mak-ing herself more and more popular everymonth and has hoots of friends sad ad-

mirers Among those assisting were thesoninlaw and daughter of tbe ost sadhostess Mr and Yrs Hocaatadter MrsHocbstadter SlId Mr aad Mrs PercyStraus all of New York Mrs BennettMrs Dwight Mrs Murray Oobb YrsHerbert Kaox Smith Mrs Wheeler MrsHall Mrs James Perktas Mrs WilliamHarlow Mrs DuvaH Mrs Gilmore MrsLoeb Miss Gertrude Williams MissAnnie Irwin Mrs Perkins Miss LortogMiss Goldsborougb Miss Chew MissEvelyn Chow MMe Weeks Mtes Yensand Miss Ruggtes

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T RTNER On Wednesday Decemberat IMS at Mail p m after a briefillness ELIZA A widow of Alex-ander Partner in tbe seventyseventh-year of

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friends invited to attendthis life oa Thursday

December a M at 4 p at FRANKbeloved husband of EsteDe Banethe late Louise Hayre

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IKGDON On Thws4ay Decemberym t 12 a m at her residenceRockville MIL MAMIE A daughter-of Alverda X and the late John

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Funeral from he ate residence 381

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day January 3 at 231 p ra Friendsand relatives to attendLLSOa Tbnrsdar December 1908at 4 a nx HARRY R beloved son ofthe late Harry D and Sophronia Mills

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HENRY CLAY SAUNDERS-the beloved husband of Mary MSaunders and devoted father of Freddie David and John Saunders MaryMarlowe Pyndell and the lateSarah Tancimore

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