The Washington herald., 1907-04-15

The Norwegian Minister and Nine.
Hauge have as their house guests at the
legation in Rhode Island avenue Judge
and Mrs. Dickinson. of Chicago. for
whom they entertained al dinner satur-
day night In the company were Baron
Hengelmuller. the Austrian Ambassador;
the British Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce.
Justice and Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes,
Mrs. Donald Cameron. the Chinese Min
lister. Sir Chentung Lang-Cheng, Justice
and Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Postiethwaite,
Miss Boardman. Miss Robson, NJ. de
Thai, Of the Russian Embassy. and Baron
Ambrozy, of the Austrian Embassy.
Baron Ambrozy. as charge d'affaires OF
the Austrian Embassy. this summer will
establish the embassy at Bar Hsrbor.
This he win do about the middle OF June,
after the Ambassador has left to join
Baroness Hengelmuller in Europe The
Baron and Baroness Won Hengelmuller
expect to return here next October.
The British Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
returned from their trip. which took in
New York. Canada. and Chicago last
Monday, and they have been dinner
guests nearly every night since AS a
secretary of embassy faceuously re-
marked, They have engagements for
every night from now on till the Fourth
OF July" Tuesday night they dined with
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee; Thursday their
colleagues. the Russian Ambassador and
the Baroness Rosen. were their dinner
hosts; Friday night the new Secretary OF
the Interior and Mrs. Garfield gave a
dinner In their honor, and Saturday night
they again dined out at the home Of the
Minister from Norway and Mime. Hauge.
The Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce viii go
70 Philadelphia this week TO attend
banquet 20 be given Thursday by the
Transatlantic Society of America.
Lieut. Commander Sumner Kitten. L. S.
n, and Mrs, KitteU are entertaining Miss
Sadie Metz. Of Metz. Va. for whom they
gave a chafng-dish party last Saturday
night. Miss Metz was at one time an art
student here and is well known in Wash
ington art circles.
The Chevy Chase Club was the mecca
for the fashionable yesterday afternoon
and evening and many impromptu teas
and dinner parties were hurriedly ar
ranged over the telephone, when the day
proved TO be fair. for two rainy Sundays
have heretofore rather discouraged the
Washington hostess who is fond Of this
delightful spot for bit of social recrea-
ton.
Mrs. T. De Witt Talmage and her daugh-
ter. Miss Rebecca Collier. have returned
from their recent visit to Virginia Hot
Springs. The Springs are becoming more
and more popular as a kind OF between
seasons resort. Just now among the in
teresting people there are Mesgrs. owen
Wister and Langdon Mitchell, of Phila-
delphia.
"Deepdene." the Leuox place Of Mr..
Francis p Kinnecutt, Of New York, which
has been the summer home OF the British
Ambe ssador and family for the past two
or three years. IS now being gotten in
readiness for Mrs. Kinnecutt's son. Mr.
Gustave Hermann Kinnecutt, who is to
marry Miss May Appleton Tuckerman
next Thursday.
AIT. and Mrs. Henry May have been en-
tertaining Miss Lister-Kaye. Who is trav-
cling in this country with her uncle, the
Duke Of Newcastle. When they return TO
England. Miss Isabel May VIII go with
them. After a visit in London. Miss May
Will join her aunt. the Countess d'Au-
digue. who has just recently dismantled
her house In x street. adjoining her sis
ters. Mrs May. and sold her furniture
and bric-a-brac al auction. which leads
70 the suppOstion that she has definitely
given up America as home.
Mrs. Nicholas Anderson has with her
her daughter. Mrs. Philip Mcmillan. for
whom she is entertaining extensively
Senator Murray Crane has just returned
from a trip TO Dalton. Mass. where ne
went to oversee the work on his new home
there, which he desires TO get In readi-
ness as soon as possible for the reception
Of Mrs. Crane and their newly arrived
little son, who. by the way. has not yet
received a name Mrs. Crane would like
10 call him Murray. but the Senator s
elder son has both his fathers names.
Winthrop Murray though called simply
by the first. While in Dalton Senator
Crane was with his mother. Mrs. Zenas
Marshall Crane. and his sister, Miss Clara
Crane. who have just returned 20 their
home there from Lakewood n J.. where
they spent the winter.
Master Charles Riston Schroth gave a
party Saturday evening al the residence
Of his parents. 633-635 G street southeast.
TO commemorate his birthday. The iuve-
nile host had prepared programme of
songs, comicaiities, and instrumental mu-
sic which was rendered by a troupe Of
genuine Southern darkies, who, bedecked
in "swallow-tails" and exaggerated col
lars. afforded much amusement to the
young guests.
Master Riston, being just thirteen years
of age on the 18th Of April. invited only
thirteen guests. all of whom were under
thirteen. but quite old enough TO enjoy
the thirteen games that were INDUCED in
unul the sand man came around, face
tiously suggesting "twenty-three,
Those In attendance were as follows.
Misses Juanita CLANCY Sarah Ammer-
man. Richal Woltz. Lilly Schroth. Mar
garet Toole, Bertha Toole, Gladys Mills.
Agnes Toole, and Masters Frederick
Price. Thomas Wright. Frederick Haren-
burg. Lawrence Fleischman, and Antony
Park SOusa, jr.
One OF the prettiest home weddings of
the season took place last evening at Z
o'clock at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Beers. 1927 New Jersey avenue.
when their sister. Miss Josephine Stein
berger, was united in marriage 10 Mr..
Benjamin Wollberg. OF Alexandria. Va.
in the presence of their relatives and
few friends. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev Louis Stern. of the Eighth
Street Temple. under a bower of smilax.