The Washington herald., 1907-03-13

tanned at dinner last evening the Russian
Ambassador and Baroness Rosen, the
Count and Countess Hatzfeldt Trachen-
berg, Mr. Justice Moody. Mr.. and Mrs.
Glover, Mrs. Audenried Mrs. Townsend,
Mrs Mum. Miss Williams. Mr.. Lavoieur,
and Mr.. Goldsborough.
The Minister from Norway and Nine.
Hauge entertained at dinner last even
ing the Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Metcalf, the Assistant Secretary of the
Navy and Mrs. Newberry, the Spanish
Minister, the Minister from Peru and
Nine. Pardo, Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Hen
derson, jr. Cor and Mrs. Cromwell. Mrs.
Fish Miss Sheridan. Miss Hagner, Mr..
Ross Todd, of Louisville, the brother Of
the hostess. and Mr.. Pol lie Teller, Of
the Belgian Legation.
Mrs Richard Townsend entertained at
breakfast yesterday complimentary to the
Ambassador from Great Britain aad Mrs.
Bryce.
Commander and Mrs. Albert Key were
the hosts az a small and very interesting
reception yesterday afternoon compli-
mentary to their guest. Mr.. II. d. G. Jones,
the Oriental banker. formerly Of Manila,
but returning TO Japan, where he Will
make his headquarters at Yokohama. The
company included many old friends of
the guest Of honor. VINO has been eN-
tremely popular with American and Eng
Ish visitors and residents in the far East
Mrs Richard Hooker the sister Of the
hostess, did the honOrs of the tea-rOom.
The hospitabIe residence OF the retiring
Minister from Ecuador and Nine Carlo
was the scene Of "A large reception yes
terday, which was in the nature of a
farewell for Mr.. Csrbo, who leaves Fri
day for South America to accept "a posi-
ton in the foreign office at Quito.
Nine Carbo and their three daughters
who have been most attractive and inter
esting members of the Latin American
colony In the past season, viii not accom-
pany the Minister but expect to follow
him in the early summer.
The legation was abloom with spring
flowers. tulips in the drawing-roOm and
jonquils IN the dining-ro0m forming the
keynote OF the decoration with Southern
smilax as a background.
The hosts were assisted by bevy Of
matrons and maids. including Nine. GuZ-
man. of the legation Of Colombia, and
Nine Corea, wife of the Minister from
Nicaragua. Miss Godoy, Miss Calvo. Miss
CaIderon. Miss Anderson. the Misses Cas-
sci Miss May Phelps. Miss Lillian stone,
and Miss Bessie Johnson, and their own
three daughters. the Misses Maria An
geliCa. Ana Christina and Maria Theresa
Carbo Nine CaTbO wore "a handsome
toilette of silver brocade. with appliques Of
green panne velvet and trimming Of
Duchesse lace. Her eldest daughter wore
light-blue chiffon, and the two younger
daughters white silk. one trimmed in
Irish lace. the other in panne velvet
Mrs. Charles H. Treat. wife of the
Treasurer of the United States. enter
tained at a luncheon at the Arlington
yesterday, when her guests were Mrs.
Brewer. Mrs. Day. Mrs. Burrows, Mrs.
Rayner. Mrs Bennett. Mrs. H. Tudor
Harris. Miss Quinby. Mrs. John Y. Tay-
I0r. Mrs HUFF. Mrs. Hill. of South Caro-
lima. Mrs William Reed, Mrs. Wilson,
and Mrs POultney the last-named three
of Baltimore. with Miss Treat and Miss
Gail Treat
Mr. and Mrs Gardner Williams have
issued invitations to the marriage Of
their daughter. Miss Frances Williams. 60
Mr.. William Wallace Mein, on Thursday.
April T. at St Thomas Church, Dupont
Circle.
The ceremony Will take place at noon
and be followed by a small reception
limited 70 the relatives and a few close
personal friends at the home Of the
brides parents, 220l r street Miss vii
Hams viii have as her maid OF honor her
sister, Miss Gertrude Williams. with the
following bridesmaids: Miss Dorothy VIII
Iams, the youngest daughter Of the fam
ny, who is still a schoolgirl the Misses
Ruth and Feroline Perkins. and Miss
Katharine Jennings. all of Washington,
and Miss Virginia Field, of Stockbridge,
Mass.
Mr. Albert Carroll. of Baltimore. will be
best man. The bride-elect and her mother
are now in New York, but return 10
Washington in the next few days.
Baron Mayor des PIanches. Ambassador
from Italy, is confined to his embassy by
an attack of grip.
The Minister from Colombia and Nine.
Cortes entertained at dinner or Monday
evening, when their guests were the Min
lister from Ecuador and Nine Carlo.
Other guests We're the Peruvian Minister
and Nine. Pardo. the Minister from
Uruguay and Miss LafinUr. the counselor
OF the Colombia Legation and Nine.
Pasos, the First Secretary of the COlOm-
bian Legation and Nine. Guzman, SenOT
and Nine. MadraZO, Miss CarbO. and Mr.
Ricoy, Of the Mexican Embassy.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cowles, who
are passing the week in New York. were
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs William
Bayard Cutting at dinner last evening.
Miss Jean Reid, daughter of the Am
hassador to Great Britain, has deferred
her return to London until the second
week in April Miss Reid will serve as
bridesmaid for Miss Katharine Barney
whose marriage to MIR Courtland Dixon
Barnes viii take place in New YORK
April 10.
A very happy event of Monday evening
was the surprise rendered Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Pitt, Of Sixth and Q streets, on
their golden wedding anniversary; the
Gifts for