The Washington herald., 1907-01-13

Bonaparte. Mrs. Metcalf. and Mrs. Straus
were all at home Wednesday afternoon.
With the possible exception CT Mrs. Bona
parte these ladies will continue TO receive
Wednesdays throughout the remainder Of
the season.
Miss Cannon, the daughter Of the
Speaker, is also at home Wednesday aft
ernoons.
The Senatorial receptions OF Thursday
Of more than usual interest were these OF
Mrs Hale, Mrs. Depew, Mrs Elkins, and
Mrs. Knox
Miss Jean Reid, daughter Of the Ambas-
sador TO Great Britain. arrived yesterday
to be the guest Of Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth.
Mr. and Mrs Warren Fairbanks, who
have been visiting the parents Of the
former since shortly before Christmas.
left yesterday for their home, in Chicago.
The return 10 society of Mrs. Hanna,
wife Of the late Senator from Ohio, was
brought 70 general notice in the past
week when Mrs. Hanna was one Of the
very few nonofncial guests invited 10 meet
the representatives Of all the foreign
powers at the annual diplomatic dinner at
the White House. Although Mrs. Hanna s
intimate friends welcomed her return 10
Washington I'm the early winter with
many gratifying attentions, IT is only
since the first Of the year she has been
accepting or extending any formal in
vitatiOns: but IN the future may be reck-
0ned upon as a permanent acquisition 10
society. She was among the guests at
the Vice Presidents last evening and VIII
give "a large dinner party az her new
home. on Sixteenth street, on Decem-
Der 30
Arrangements for the Southern relief
charity ball. to be given In the New VIII
lard Tuesday evening. February ). have
been completed. owing 10 the earnest ef-
forts of Mrs. Rosalie H Bocock chair
man Of very efficient executive COM
mittee. The result. IS the promise Of a
great social and financial success.
A formal opening. common to charity
balls in other cities. but hitherto not
observed IN washington. viii be adopted
for the first time, taking the form OF a
miuuet, 10 be led by Col. and Mrs Archi-
bald Oracle, formerly Of New York The
music for the occasion viii be furnished
by the Fort Myer and Marine bands.
The executive committee is composed of
the following members. Mrs William S.
Dove, Mrs. John T. Callaghan. Mrs.
Campbell Pryor. Mrs. J. ". Wreun. Mrs.
George 5. Covington. Mrs. j. II. Wheat
ley, Miss Anne FauntIeroy, and Mrs.
Resale H. BOcock, chairman.
Mrs Francis 2. Moran entertained AZ
luncheon yesterday afternoon IN honor
OF Mrs Harlan. wife Of Justice Harlan.
Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States. Her list OF guests included Miss
Crosby. Miss Gail. Mrs Basil Gordon.
Mrs Hatch, Mrs. Augustus Worthing
ton, Mrs. Fleming, Mrs. James r Bar
bour, Mrs. Charles Howery. Mrs. Nathan
s. Lincoln, Mrs Josiah Hemphill, Mrs,
Sebree, Mrs Alexander Msgruder. Mrs.
Irving, Mrs. GoldsbOrough, Mrs. Frances
z, Musgrave, Mrs. Charles Campbell
Rear Admiral ard Mrs Converse en-
tertained at dinner on Friday evening.
when their guests were the Italian Am
bassador the Attorney General and Mrs
B0naparte Mr. and Mrs. ShOnts. Mir.
and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. Rear Ad-
miral and Mrs Hutchins. Capt. and Mrs.
Switzerland, Rear Admiral Caps, and
Miss Converse.
Mr. Clifford Pinchot left yesterday for a
three-week trip through the West. 60
Ing especially 20 attend the convention
Of wool growers at Rock Springs. Wyo..
on January 16.
VI. and Nine. Luchr der Amenabar. Of
Valparaiso, Chile. and Nine. Lazacano.
the latter the wife OF the former Chilean
Minister at Washington, arrived in New
York yesterday for six-month visit 10
the United States. part OF which will
be spent in Washington. Nine. der Anne
nabar was Miss Mariqueta Carvauio. for
merry OF this city.
Mrs. William II. Daw will receive with
Mrs. William E. Diefenderfer on Monday.
January II, from TO :. at 1886 Columbia
road, assisted by Mrs. Harvey ". SPECS
sard, Mrs. James G. Traylor. Mrs. J. W.
Pitcher, Mrs. Pinckncy B0dell. Misses
Simpson, TraylOr, Pierce, and Bodeu.
Miss Elsie Hopes. daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Edgar VI. Hopes, Of Wilmington.
Del, is at present visiting Miss Marion
Litchteld West, daughter Of Commits
si0ner and Mrs. West Miss Hopes is a
recent debutante, and is a charming and
popular young lady. During her visit IN
this city she has attended the reception
given by President Roosevelt 10 the dip
lomatic corps, the reception of Vice Presi-
don't Fairbanks last week, and several
other social events, in addition TO these
she was the guest OF honor at an infor-
NAL tea given by Miss West 10 a large
number of young people on Thursday
afternoon. Miss Hopes will remain for
some time in Washington. after which she
will accompany her PARENTS South to
spend the winter at Summerville, s c..
Augusta, Ga, and other winter resorts.
Mrs. de B. Randolph Keim, of Reading,
Pa, honorary vice president general OF
the National Society Daughters Of the
American Revolution, has taken an apart
ment at the Elsmere. 140S H street, for
the season. Mrs. Keim is accompanied by
her daughter, Miss H. de s. Keim, who
is a vice regent fer Pennsylvania Of the
Pocahontas Memorial Association. Mrs
Mary V. Hawthorn Steinmetz. widow Of
Judge q. l.. Steinmetz, Of Lancaster. Pa.
is also with Mrs. Kelm. The ladies will
be at home TO their friends. at the Els
mere, on Friday. January 3, and On Fri
day, February s, from o'clock
Mrs. John Welch. Of Capitol Hill, en-
tertained at euchre Wednesday afternoon.