The Washington herald., 1907-01-12

the usual Friday night musicale. the lat
ter entertainment being one of a series /
arranged for Fridays in January. The /
dinner company included.
The President and Mrs Roosevelt
The Secretary Of Commerce and Labor and Mrs /
Straus
The Assistant Secretary Of War and Mrs Oliver.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy end Mrs /
NeWberry.
Gen. and Mrs J. Franklin Bell
Hon and AIRS. Nicholas LongwoFth.
Judge Robert Grant.
Mr. and Mrs. William f. Curtis.
NJ and Mrs. Il. Il Rogers
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Patterson.
Airs Wooott.
AIiss Root.
Miss Mildred Carter.
Miss L. Margaret Roosevelt.
Miss Reid
Miss Theodora Shonts
Miss Barry
Capt Gilmore.
Mr.. G. NJ. L. Higgins,
Mr.. John Fox, II.
AR Edward B. Mclean.
Lieut. Russell Train.
Lieut.. Sheridan.
The four hundred guests invited for le
o'clock were seated in the East Room. |
The programme was by the Kneisel Quar-
tet which gave the following numbers:
Quartet in + major Op Il, No .Schumann
Allegro yiyaco
Andante quasi Variazioni.
ScherzO PRESTO.
Allegro motto TiraCc.
Terzetto fcr two yiolins and viola, Op 7i.Dyor4k
Intrcduzioue-Allogro ma non tFopTo.
LaTghetto
Scherzo Nivacel.
LentO' for FioiouceIlo. with accompaniment Of
strCIEs Chopin
Mr.. Schroeder.
a) Iuteriudium Tin m0dO anticol .t;azounoH
lb Schcrzo from quartet iu f major. .Tschais0asky
Senator and Mrs. Depew resumed their
place as delightful dinner hosts last
evening, when they entertained in their
new home on n street. in honor of the
Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks.
The latter. unfortunately. is still unable
to keep any social engagements, and con-
sequently was not present. Other guests
present were Senator Frye. Senator and
Mrs Hale, Senator and Mrs Elkins,
Senator and Mrs. Foraker, Senator and
Mrs Bulkeley. Senator Brandegee, Sena-
tor Du Pont, the Comptroller Of the Cur
rency and Mrs. Ridgely. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glover. Mr.. and Mrs. Gaff, Mrs. Pinchot,
Mrs Sheridan. Mrs. Benedict Miss Pat
ten, Miss Paulding. and Representative
Gillett.
Senator and Mrs. Hopkins entertained
at dinner last evening at the New VIII
lard. when their guests were Mr.. Justice
Day and Mrs. Day. Senator and Mrs.
Scott, Senator NiIard and Miss Millard.
Senator and Mrs. Knox. Representative
and Mrs. DaIzeu, Nj and Mrs. Robert 1.
Fleming, Miss Latta, and Representative
Mckinley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Wallace entertained
last evening at dinner complimentary TO
the Secretary Of War and Mrs. Taft To
meet the latter were present Mr.. Justice
Moody, Senator Kean and Miss Kean. the
Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs
Bacon, the counselor Of the French En-
bassy and Nine. des Portes, Capt. and
Mrs. Clover, Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Hague,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh, and Mrs.
Fish.
Rear Admiral and Mrs MCGOWAN en-
tertained last evening at dinner Lieut..
Commander and Mrs. Sims. Air. and
Mrs. George Y. McLanahan, Mr- and
Mrs. David Fairchild. Mt. and Mrs. p.
Lee Phillips, Miss Ffoulke Miss Nc
Gowan. Mr. Tyler, and Mr.. Cummings.
Commander and Nine. Hebbinghaus, Of
the German Embassy, entertained at
luncheon Mr.. and Mrs A Grant Watson.
of the British Embassy; Miss Peabody. of
Boston. Miss Edith Miller. Miss Jean
Crosby, Mr.. Centaro and Mr.. Mocenigo,
both Of the Italian Embassy, and Mr..
Rewards, Of the Netherlands, and Mr..
Won Radowitz, Of the German Embassy.
'.Deepdene." the Lenox villa which
has served as the summer embassy of
Great Britain for the past two years,
was leased yesterday to Mr Newbold
Morris, Of New York, for the coming
season.
The marriage is announced from Gin
cinnati of Marjorie Harmon HeckIe,
youngest daughter Of former Attorney
General Judson Harmon. to Mr.. Alfred G.
Cassett, of Philadelphia. the ceremony
taking place at the Harmon residence
last Thursday The bridegroom is the
brother Of Mr.. George N. Cassett. who
married the eldest daughter Of the eX-
Attorney General a few years ago.
NIr and Mrs Williams, of london, who
are expected to arrive in New York
early next week, are coming TO America
to be the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Belmont. and will come direct 10 Wash
ington on landing. The Countess of Var
mouth, formerly Miss Thaw, of Pittsburg.
whose engagement to the Earl of Var
mouth came about in this city several
years ago, is a passenger on the same
boat with Mr.. and Mrs. Williams. as also
is the Duke of New Castle.
Mrs. BuIlseley. wife of the Senator from
Connecticut entertained at a small tea
yesterday afternoon complimentary to her
sister Miss HoUghton, of San Francisco.
who viii be her guest for the winter.
Mrs Harrison Allen, of 929 NJ street.
entertained a small company of friends
on Thursday.
The parlors were pTettily trimmed with
red roses and carnations, and the table.
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