The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-14
MARIE UNSCHULD
IN A MUSICALE
Is introduced by Madame
Hengelmuller.
MANY GREET MISS HAZARD
Mrs. McCallum Entertains Party Of
Friends in Her Home
in K Street.

Madame Hengelmuller. wife of the
Austrian ambassador. gave small mus
icale yesterday afternoon to introduce
Miss Marie Unschuld. Of Austria. a
talented young pianist. and member
o. the Austrian nobility. her father be-
ing the imperial field marshal, Lieut..
Nenzel Unschuld Ritter Won Melasheld
Miss Unschuld. who has recently ar
rived I'm Washington. is a Drotege OF
the ambassador and his wife.
The program. though short. was excel
lent and showed to advantage the skill
of the performer.
II included "Fantaisie uber I-ngarischc
NolksmeIodien." List: Echo Etude 20
Paganini: "Du bist die Ruhe." Schu-
bert ''Spinnlied aus den Fliegenden
Hollander." Wagner; "Etude.'' Chopin
Musical Box" Liadon. and "Cracovl-
enne Fantasique," Paderewski.
After the recital refreshments were
served in the dining room. where Coun-
tess Cassiini did the honors The am
bassador and the members of his stat
were present and assisted Madame
Hengelmuller at the Informal reception
which followed.
Among the fifty invited guests were
the French ambassador and Mime Jus
serand. the German ambassador anc
Baroness Sternburg. the Belgian minis
ter and Baroness Moncheur. Baron Gev-
ers. minister from the Netherlands; the
charge d'anafres of Italy and the Coun-
tess di CeIIere. Miss Roosevelt. daugh-
ter of the President: Miss Durand
daughter of the British ambassador:
Mrs Henderson Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
+. Walsh. Mrs. f. Hope Slater. Miss
Ivy Langham. Mrs. Ward Theron, Count
Hoyos. and Mr. Rubido-Zichy. of the
Austrian embassy; Baron Bussche OF
the German embassy. Mr. and Mrs.
PIERCE. Miss Martinez de Hoz. Miss Hag-
ner. Edward Droop. the Misses Board
man. Miss Sherrell. Miss Todd. Mrs.
Bessie Stewart Hooker. Percy wynd-
ham. Mr. Wateriow. of the British en-
bassy; Miss Gwynn Mrs. John f. Rey-
burn. Miss Berry. the Misses Calderon.
Mrs. Wander, and Miss Alice Warder.
Mr.. Hansen. and Mr.. Gutowski. OF the
Russian embassy
In the Dolliver Home.
Senator and Mrs Deliver entertained
last evening at their home in Massa-
chusetts Avenue in honor of Miss Haz-
ard, president Of Wellesley College.
Senator and Mrs. DolIiver were assisted
by Miss Cannon. daughter of the
Speaker OF the House Of Representa-
tives; Miss Campbell. president OF the
Wellesley Club; Mrs. Brooks. eff Colo
RADIO. Mrs. Swormsted. Miss Constance
Draper. and Miss Warren. daughter o.
Senator Warren, all OF whom are Wei
lesley women.
Miss Dolliver presided in the dinins
room, where she was assisted by Mis-.
Shaw. daughter of the Secretary of tn,
Treasury; Miss Garner Miss Fuller
Mrs. ]. n. Pearsons, and Mrs. Wilbu
A. Reaser.
Among the guests were sixty gfadu
ates of Wellesley College. and larg,
number of persons from educational anG
Official circles.
Mrs. McCaIlum's Tea.
Mrs. James Ivor McCallum. daughter
of the late Senator Sherman. enter
tained at a delightfully."- appointed tea
yesterday afternoon. when she was n
sisted by some Of the most charming
and prominent women in town.
Mrs. McCallum. who has recently re-
turned from a long soiourn abroad has
reopened her handsome home in K
Street. which has been slightly remod
eled and very much beautihed in the
course of her present occupancy.
The hostess, wearing a gown Of white
lace incrusted with pearls. received hel
guests in the large drawing room. which
was profusely decorated with white
roses and narcissi. The tea room. where
AIRS. Robert Chiffon. jr.. and Mrs. Lee
Phillips. served tea and ices. was frag-
rant with pink roses and lighted with
red capped candelabra-
Among the other assistants were Mrs.
McGill. Of Virginia. the guest OF Mrs.
McCalium and a daughter OF the lat
Senator Malone. who is visiting in
Washington for the first time in sew
eral years. Mrs. LOomis. wife OF the
Assistant Secretary of State; Mrs Rob-
bins. Mrs. John BiddIe. Miss Riggs.
Miss Woodruff. Miss Card. and Miss