The Washington herald., 1907-03-22

and Mrs. Straus had as their guests At
dinner last evening the japanese AM
hassador and Viscountess AOki tae Min
/ lister from Denmark, Mr.. Justice and Mrs.
Holmes. Mr.. Justice Moody, Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Cowles. the Count and Countess
/ Hatzfeldt- -Trachenberg of Germany. COM
mander and Mrs. Albert Key, Mr.. anu
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. Mr.. Henry G..
/ Butler. and Mrs. Hockstadter. of NeT
York.
Mrs. Audenried entertained at dinner
last evening In honor of the Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Root
Mr. and Mrs. James Barbour enter
tanned at a very prettily appointed dinner
last evening, complimentary to Mrs. Car
roll Mercer, whose visit is being made the
occasion Of many attentions from her old
/ friends. The company to meet her last
evening Included Rear Admiral and Mrs.
Terry. Capt and Mrs. Switzerland, Capt.
and Mrs. William Mason Wright, DR.. and
Mrs. Pettus, Miss Terry Miss Almy.
Capt Henry Davis Mr.. Clary Ray, and
Mr.. William Marrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee entertained a
dinner company Of unusual interest last
evening, complimentary 10 DIR. and Mrs.
BaltzeI, Of Baltimore. To meet the lat
ter were present Senator and Mrs. Bulke-
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Addison. Mr..
and Mrs DuIaney Hunter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Belmont. Mr.. and Mrs. Cambridge
Livingston. Mrs Reyburn. Miss Myer,
Hon. John Barrett, and ex-senator Davis,
the latter the father OF the hostess.
Mrs r. r. Hoes has returned from
Norfolk. and for the remainder of the
week will be devoted 10 the work of this
"GentIewomen' Sale" now in progress
at TSo Seventeenth street. Mrs. Hoes
although no longer the president Of the
guild. which she was so largely instru-
mental in placing on its present basis, is
stiH the leader Of the fashionable womer
under whose patronage this semi-annua
meeting S held. Luncheon Is serveC
from Z TO o'clock daily, with tea eacl
afternoon. All articles Of needlework
preserves, and jeilies left unsold to-mor
row viii be offered at greatly reduced
prices. as 1t has been decided not 10 carry
any goods over 10 the autumn meeting
Several pieces Of choice china, also some
antique silver pieces. have been contrib
uted since the opening Of the sale 0I
Monday, while the supply of handmade
b!ouses has also been renewed to NEE
the demands OF the purchasers. AmOns
the patronesses who are giving their per
| sonaI attention 10 the league, which Il
one of the most valuable of the mani
enterprises Of the fashionable world ar
Mrs. Duncan McKim. Mrs. Archibald
! Hopkins. Mrs. Addison, Mrs. MCGOWAN
Mrs. Rush Wallace. Mrs Ralph jenkins
Miss Kean, Miss Jane Riggs. and Mis-
Kibbey.
The Countess Seckendorf entertained
large bridge party yesterday afternoon.
; Senator and Mrs. pepew are now at 81
Augustine, Fla. en- route from Pain
Beach.
Mr.. Horace Knowles, Minister to Rou
mania, and Mrs. knowles sailed yester
j day on the Amerika from New York 70
Hamburg
Miss Jean Reid. now the guest Of Nj
and Mrs. Harry Payne Whitney at Aiken
s c., will make a short visit in Wash
ington on her return trip TO New Yorh
Mrs. Reid and Miss Reid viii sail 70
England about the middle Of April. Tn
former has been detained IN this countr
by the Illness of her father, Mr. D. @
Mills, who Is now almost restored to hi
T usual health.
Mrs. Thomas T. Gaf and Miss Gan ar
s passing a week in New York.
Mrs. Davidson and her sister. Mis-
Quay. are at the Manhattan. New Yorl
. for a short visit. They viii pass tn
spring season in Washington with Mrs
. Quay at their home on X street
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock ha
as their guests at dinner. on Wednesda
evening the Danish Minister, the eoun
selor of the British Embassy and Lad
Isabelle Howard. the naval attache @
the German Embassy and Nine Hell
e binghaus, former Gov. Carroll, Lieut.
Commander and Mrs Key, Mr. an
B. Mrs. Wallace. Mrs Glover, Mrs. Ran
o dolph Clarke. Mrs. Hinckley, Mrs Bene
dict, Rear Admiral O'Neil. and Nj
q Charles Butler.
The Misses Kendall. Of New York, ar
visiting the Misses Carlisle, grand daugh
ters Of the fermeT Secretary of the Treas
ury, at the iatter's home on X street
Mrs. John Russell Young and he
, younger son. Gordon, expect to leav
j, Washington next week for Helena. Mont
u where they viii join Mrs. Younes eides
son. Lieut.. Howard d. Davids, at For
= Harrison Mrs. Young will make he
4 home in Montana for the next two years
Mrs. Alexander Magruder entertaine
at luncehon yesterday.
p" The marriage of Miss Janette Nolan t
d Mr. Dwight d. Stanseu, ir.. will take plac
Wednesday, March p. at the home of tn
:, brides parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Nolag
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