The Washington times., 1902-01-31
Dance at the German Embassy.

The German AmbassadOrRgaHe a dance
last night in honor of the officers and
about thirty cadets of the German school
ship Moltke. which has been lying in the
harbor of Baltimore for the past few
days.
His excellency. with hts visitors and
gentlemen OF the Embassy staff. received
near the ballroom entrance. Herr Won
Holleben was in conventional evening
dress, but the officers, cadets and mill
tary and naval attaches of the Embassy
wore the full uniform of their various
ranks.
Frau Won Rebeur-Paschwitz, wife Of
Lieutenant Commander Won Rebeur-
Paschwitz. was the hostess of the occa-
sion The white walls of the ballroom
formed an effective background for the
Southern smilax that sprayed its surface
The musicians at the extreme end OF the
room were screened from view by palm
trees rising from mound Of pink
azaleas and snowy hyacinth blooms.
Facing the entrance were life size por-
traits of the reigning Emperor and En-
press of Germany, their massive Floren-
half garland of lilies OF the valley anu
pink blossoms.
In the refreshment room where buf-
fet supper was served throughout the
evening. the floral decorations OF the
table were also in pink and white. and
the candles burned under tinted shades.
The drawing room and several recep-
tion parlors, each adorned with palms
and flowers and enriched with treasures
collected by the Ambassador during his
worldwide travels, served as ideal re-
treats for chaperons and for tired
dancers and their cavaliers.
As the dance was entirely for the young
set and few youthful matrons. there
we're no Ambassadors nor Ministers
among the guests.
Those invited included the Misses
pauncefote, the Countess Cassini. Miss
Roosevelt, Miss Sargent. Miss Dahlgren'
Miss Howard Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald de
Koyen. Mr.. and Mrs. Grosvenor. Miss
Knox, Miss Loring, Miss Mackay- smith,
Miss Martin, Miss Merriam, Miss Hanna.
tLe Misses Droop, Mr.. and Mrs. Chatfield
Taylor, the Misses Boardman, the Misses
Hopkins. the Misses Kean, Miss Lay,
Miss Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Legare,
Miss Nacyeagh. Miss May. Miss New
lands. Miss Mott, Miss Patten, Mr. and
Mrs. Corbin, Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Le-
gare, Miss Gale, Miss Goidsoorough' Mlss
Hitchcock. Miss Marian. Bell, the Misses
Bell, Miss Grossman, the Misses Sheri-
dan. Mr. and Mrs. Taoron. Miss Town
send, Miss Story, Miss Thckermann, Miss
Wadsworth. Miss Wallach, Miss Wetmore.
Miss Ward Miss Warder. Miss Siebert'
Miss McLanaban Miss Paulding, Miss
Seckendorf. Miss Murphy, airs. Stilson
Hutchins, the Misses McKenna, Miss Me
Cauiey. Miss Poor, Miss Root, Miss De
Peyster, Miss Sands. Miss Webb, Miss
Wilson. Colonel and Mrs Bingham, Miss
Ashton, Miss Cobb, Miss Collier, Miss
FfoullIe Miss Foraker, Miss Fitch, Miss
Glover. the Misses Barney. Mr.. George
Howard, Mr.. Richard Merrick Mr.. Percy
Wyndham. Mr.. Humphreys Owen. Mr..
Geofroy. Mr. Hermite. Mr.. Rogestvensky.
Mr.. Azpiroz. Signor Carignani, Mr.. Rich
ard Merrick, Mr.. Winthrop. Mr.. Rives.
Mr. Kean Major McCawley, Mr.. Martin
Jones. Mr.. Henderson, jr., Commander
Thomas Rodgers, MIR. Woodbury. Blair,
Mr. Gist Blair. Captain Gilmore. Mr.. Van
Ness Philips. Mr.. Marvin. Mr.. John Wool
sey. MIR Rousseau, Mr.. Siebert. Mr.. Wads
worth. jr, Mr.. Bonaparte. Mr.. Berry. Mr..
Goldsborough. Mr.. Hagner Mr.. Poor.
Lieutenant Niblack, Mr.. Won Briessen,
and Senator Kean.