The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-23

/ Mr.. and Mrs. William Phelps Emo en-
/ tertained a dinner company last evening
which included Senator and Mrs. Depew,
| Can't. Ryan. of the British Embassy, and
Mrs. Ryan; Commander Hebbinghaus, Of
| the German Embassy, and Mime. Heb
binghaus; Mr. and Mrs James w. Pin
chot, Mr. and Mrs Leon Graves, Mrs. c.
3. Wood, Miss Grace Allen. Mr.. Barry,
and Mr. Frederic May.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Moran entertained
at dinner party last evening at their
home, on New Hampshire avenue. when
their guests were Senator Daniel. the
Count and Countess Seckendorf, Senator
and Mrs. William a. Clark, Mr. and Mrs.
Gardiner Williams. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Crawford. Senator Perkins and Miss Per
kins. Rear Admiral Terry and Miss Terry,
Mrs. A. @. Barney. Mrs. Robert Hinck-
ley, Miss lie Breton. Rear Admiral Rous-
seau. Col Barnett, and Mr. Charles
Totten.
Following the dinner. Miss Elizabeth
Hawley gave "A costume dance of sew
eral picturesque numbers, while mu
steal numbers were given by local artists.
Some additional guests were invited 10 en-
JOY the latter programme, which was fol-
lowed by supper.
Senator and Mrs. Wetmore entertained
at dinner Of twenty covers last evening.
Mrs. Bayard was the hostess yesterday
at small tea. when her home, on II
Of ING
of a particularly smart and interesting
company. invited to meet Mrs. Crownin-
shield Of Boston. the attractive young
daughter Of Senator Du Pont. The latter,
who now has an apartment at the Con
necticut. has leased for next year the
WeII-known residence 1926 Rhode Island
avenue which is at present occupied by
AR. and Mrs. Hammer Jennings.
Mr.. and Mrs William Cato were hosts
/ at a delightful George Washington mask
I'd bali AT the Cairo when several hun
! dred guests. in unique and picturesque
| costumes. danced far into the morning to
/ the music of a stringed orchestra.
Flags of all sizes and "a profusion Of
[ palms were the decoration of the large
/ ballroom, while iu the dining-room. where
a buffet supper was served al midnight.
/ the significance of the dag was further
I symbolized by the miniature hatchets.
cherry trees. and even ices in the form
Fof the national banner, which adorned
( the table, whose centerpiece also was
mound of flags. Here Mrs Frederick
Stevens. Mrs Thomas. Mrs. Schneider.
and Mrs Davis did the honoTs: Mrs Scale,
Mrs. BOuynge. Mrs. Frank Curtis. Mrs.
Kline. and Mrs. William z. HaTWOOd
assisting Mrs. Cato in receiving. The
invitation list included Mrs. Reid, Mrs.
Stevens. Mrs. Moore Mrs. Hanna Mrs.
Mercer Mrs. Semper, Mrs. Bober, Mrs.
Sullivan Mrs Needham Mrs. Schneider.
Mrs. Chesley. Mrs. Stoddard, Mrs. G. e.
Fuller, Miss Runyon Miss Brown. Miss
Good. Miss Pratt. Miss Anna Chapman,
Miss Mae BuCkler. Miss Walsh, Miss
Katherine Walsh. Miss Madden. Miss
Gronna, Miss Adelaide Lare. Miss For
rest. Miss Helen Gnfrey. Miss Iigbtfoot
Miss HuXf0rd. Miss Schneider. Miss Sea
brook. Miss Ford. Miss Chisholm. Miss
Arnold. Miss Blossom Reid. Miss Martin
Miss Irene Brown, and Mr.. John Quincy
/ Adams. Mr.. William NJ. Conrad. Mr Ben
/ jamiu Stevenson, Mr. Gaines. Mr.. Tay-
( Tor, Mr.. Warden, Mr.. Robert Simmons.
/ Mr. Jack Harper. Mr.. J. d. Schneider. +
[ Mr.. Louis Fuller. Mr.. Charles Smith. Mr..
1 o. II. Mercer, Mr. W. f. Marsh Or. T.
I J. Kemp. Mr.. Hale, Mr.. William Gaines.
Mr.. A. NJ. Bull Mr.. Philip TroUp Mr. T.
/ Franklin Schneider, Mr. Daniel, and Mr..
Stoddard.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John JOY Edison. who left
/ for Boston Thursday evening. will sail
/ from there to-day for q several months
I Mediterranean trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Pfnchot enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening in
honor Of the Italian Ambassador.
Mrs. William Mason Wright was the
hostess at a charming luncheon Thurs
( day. at her home. on Massachusetts ave
nue. when her guests were Mrs. Dryden.
Mrs. Rodgers, Mrs. KUser. Mrs Charles
W. Rae, Nine. Haugc Mrs. Seaton
Schroeder. Mrs. MagrUder, Mrs Hugh
/ Wallace, and Miss Laura Jackson.
/ The committee Of the Sixty Couples
/ CotiIIion has found it Necessary to change
+ the date of the cotillion announced to Do
given on Tuesday. April >. to Friday.
/ April >.
| According to their yearly custom. the
Columbian Women OF George Washington
University gave a reception from 4 to g
o'clock yesterday afternoon, to meet Pres
/ ident Needham.
/ The large library where Mrs. Holcombe.
assisted by Miss Turner and Miss Ross.
/ received the guests and introduced them
/ TO the president of the university. was
decorated with flags and pennants, the
buff and blue and the red white and blue
I holding conspicuous places at either end
| Of the spacious apartment.
Flags were also used in the tea-roCm