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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1908

Page

23

Capital Society Plans New Year Receptions

Washington society organizes New Year receptions at the White House and several private homes. The Secretary of State and Mrs. Tieat host a diplomatic corps breakfast. numerous officials wives, social leaders, and guests from domestic and foreign embassies will assist. A New Year’s Eve dance at the Lester residence features Miss Ethel Roosevelt as central figure, with a grand guest list and a midnight buffet.

White House Tieat Diplomatic Corps Bacon Huntington Wilson Root Fairbanks T Lo & A'Rlock Aris Pikins Carter Burrows Boluver Flint Winthrop Murray Crane Misa Kean Hemenway J. ©. Cheney H. Landis John H. Foster Joseph H. Galoes Jesse Overstreet Weicl Catherine Weeks W Foster W. W. Bride Joha Itred Sherman

High Society Dinners and Luncheons in Washington

Washington social scene features Rear Admiral Leutze hosting a dinner in honor of Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. New der with a guest list of Clover Cindr Sellers Weeks and others. Mrs. Jo Franklin Bell hosts a buffet luncheon for Miss Ethel Hoosevelt with a White House house party and navy officers attending. The afternoon includes a drill at the drill hall, then a National Theater box, and notable guests at various dinners around town. A debutante, Miss Mildred Egerton Fearn, is introduced with a large attendance and ornate decorations. Additional dinners include Aaron Jael and the Russian embassy guests at Rauscher's, with international diplomats and social leaders from multiple embassies. The British ambassador hosts a luncheon with Mrs. Bayard Maud Pauncefote and others.

Leutze Navy Yard Secretary of the Navy Newder Clover Cindr Sellers Weeks Bingham Richard Harlow Lentze Jo Franklin Bell Ethel Hoosevelt White House Martha Bacon Carrie Louise Mann Navy Polysettia Mra ‘Bely Mra. Chant Hetfeld Darlington Oliver Ed Haguer Bell Rity ‘Watt Mice ‘Roosevelt Mra. Hochatadter Mr. Hochetadter Mra. Straus Straus Aaron Jael de Struve Rauscher Viscounters de Martel Hugh Legare Dé Lagercrantz Mise Mann Bradley Thomas Mias Cockrell Jarvis Hoyt Baron Haymerle Prince Zu Windisch-Graetz Lieut. Camperio Bryce Bayard Maud Pauncefote Kennard Lowell Mr. Gibbons Canada

Social Luncheon and Receptions Honor Debutantes and Guests

Mrs Phillips hosted a luncheon honoring Miss Howry daughter of Judge and Mrs Hoewr with guests including Katherine Weeks Leutz Esther Denny Caryl Crawford Lillian Chew Feroline Perkins Carolyn Murray Valerie Paderford Eugenie Pichon Laura Wells. Gen Greely hosted an informal dance for his daughter Gertrude and son Adolphus W Greely with fellow Phillips Academy students among guests. Dr F H Schultz entertained at bridge in honor of Maj Gen and Mrs C Heywood and a large group including Gen and Mrs F C Ainsworth Matile Speel Smith Walker Dickman Hunter Milliken Morse Fialio Mme de Fialio Capt Lewis Merriam W Patterson Capt Henry vam Fort Monroe. Miss Ethel Ryan hosted a luncheon in Sundersland Place for Miss Harriet Barnwell Miss Etta Jervey with Anna Fortner Wyndham Rosser Abbott Mallory Church Mrs Alan Clephane Kathleen Ryan among invitees.

F. H. Shultz Bridge Heywood Lave Iately Washington F.C. Ainsworth Matile John Speel Smith Ernest G. Walker Wells Dickman Hunter Milliken Edward E. Morse Ethel Ryan Sunderland Place Harriet Barnwell Etta Jervey Charleston Anna Fortner Wyndham Rosser Abbott Mallory Church Alan Clephane Kathleen Ryan

New Year's Receptions at the White House

Secretary Loeb released the official hours for President Roosevelt's New Year reception schedule. The president and key officials greet visitors from 11:00 A M to 1:00 P M, with specific groups slated for 11:00, 11:20, 11:30, 11:45, 12:15, and 12:30 time slots, followed by general citizen reception at 1:00 P M.

Loeb Roosevelt Cabinet Diplomatic Corps Supreme Court of the United States Court of Appeals of District of Columbia Supreme Court of the District of Columbia United States Court of Claims United States Congress Army Navy Marine Corps Militia Regents Smithsonian Institution Civil Service Commission Interstate Commerce Commission Isthmian Canal Commission Commissioners of Librarian of Congress Columbian Institution For the Deaf and Dumb Society of the Cincinnati Aztec Club Associated Veterans White House Treasury East Executive Avenue

Entertaining Bridge Parties Across Society Circles

Social notes describe Miss Koon hosting a luncheon and bridge at the Highlands with guests Miss Carbo Miss Bourke Miss Needham Miss Lambert Miss Yerkes Miss Hobbs and Miss Helen Seymour. Other gatherings include Miss Erene Havard hosting a luncheon, Bliss May Adama entertaining for Miss Ruth Jonce, and Mrs Arthur Surguy and Mrs Henry Surguy hosting bridge for Mrs Kendall Cutter. Page references indicate continued society elegance and scheduling changes around New Year and February Fridays.

Miss Koon Bridge Highlands Miss+ Carbo Miss Bourke Miss Needham Miss Lambert Miss Yerkes Miss Hobbs Helen Seymour

President Hosts Music Teachers at White House Exhibit

Members of the Music Teachers National Association visiting George Washington University were received by the President at the White House. Oscar Sonneck described the Library of Congress musical collection totaling nearly half a million pieces plus pamphlets and songs. The group debated music in public schools and resolved to distribute pamphlets to principals nationwide while library exhibits and informal sessions followed in the afternoon.

Music Teachers’ National Association George Washington University White House Oscar G. Sonneck Library of Congress Sonneck Ralph Ia Baldwin Hartford Conn Musta Association Calvin B. Brady Boston Charles H. Farnsworth Teachers’ College Berlin Paris London Arthur’.E. Manchester Converse College Schedwen David Stanley Smith Yale W. A. White Syracuse George C. Gow Vassar Manchester Maagic Sept Library of

Music Festival Planned for Evanston In June

Plans advance for a multi city music festival in Evanston Indiana linked to the Muss Teachers National Association meeting in Washington. Northwestern University dean Peter Lutkin leads a four concert festival with 50 adult voices 1 000 child chorus and Theodore Thomas Orchestra under Chicago North Shore Festival Association. Arne Oldberg to perform an overture. Handel Elijah Mendelssohn and Benoit cantata planned for the program.

Cincinnati Worcester Evanston Muss Teachers’ National Association Washington Peter C. Lutkin School of Music Northwestern University Gordon Central States James A. Patton Chicago Lutkin Seid Fheodore, Thomas Chicago North Shore Lutkin New York Arne Oldberg Handel

Army Orders and Court Martial in Cuba and Newport News

Leaves of absence for Captain Drake and Lieutenants Jennet and Visser. A general court martial is ordered to meet at Sagua la Grande Cuba on January 8 1908 for trial of the accused with a detailed list of officers detailed to the court. Troops from Cuba to Newport News Va will accompany them. classified ads note free postWant and paid advertising.

C. C. Drake Cavalry Ferr Vis E. A. Jennet Sagua la Grande Cuba Otelock A.m John T. van Oredale Seventeenth Infantry Wiliam L. Pitcher Twenty-seventh Infantry Richard T. Yeatman Eleventh Infantry James Parker Eleventh Cavalry Will‘jem 44 Black Corps of Engineers Robert L. Bollard Eighth Infantry Prawin St. J. Greble Third Field Artillery Edwart Chynoweth Edgar W. Howe Herter J. Slocum Seventh Cavalry Mason M. Patrick Harry E. J .W

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