The Washington herald., 1907-01-16

noon by her daughter. Nine. Guzman,
whose husband is the first secretary Of
the legation. Nine Cortes wore a beauti-
ful gown Of black velvet and Irish lace,
with gold embroidery used as an artistic
trimming. Nine. Guzman's gown was Of
ehampa gne-eolored crepe with Irish lace
embelHshing the bodice. She carried
large bouquet of white hyacinths and
Nine. COrtes q cluster of violets
In the dining-room, which, like the
drawing-room, was decorated in pink
carnations. palms. ferns. and white hya-
cinths. Mrs Clifford Walton did the
hOnOrs of the tea table. with Miss Ander-
son and Miss Maria Teresa Carlo, daugh-
ter Of the Minister from Ecuador, assist
ing. In the drawing groom the Misses
Angelica and Ana Cristina CarbO, Miss
CalvO. daughter OF the Minister from
Costa Rlca. and Miss Calderon, daugh-
ter of the Minister from Bolivia. assisted
very charmngly in the entertainment Of
the visitors.
Mrs. Edison Bradley entertained at a
large tea yesterday afternoon. at her
apartment at Stoneleigh Court, when she
was assisted by her daughter, Mrs Ed
ward Shipman, of New York. Mrs. Brad
ley wore gown of white lace and Mrs
Shipman light blue Liberty silk In the
tea-room Miss Root daughter Of the Sec
retary Of State: Miss Mary Switzerland
and Mrs. Roscoe c. BuIlmer did the
honors.
Miss Gale was the hostess at a hand
somely appointed tea yesterday afternoon
at her home, on x street, where d large
number Of guests were entertained from
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The drawing-rooms and hall were taste
fully trimmed in palms, carnations. and
lilies. and the tea table. at which Mrs
Sharpe and Mrs. F. A. NJ. Hopkins pre-
sided, was graced with large pink roses.
Others assisting were airs. Parker. Of
Baltimore, the guest Of Miss Gale: Miss
Satterlee, and Miss Victoria Emory. The
hostess wore a handsome gown OF light
/ pink crepe dc chine.
Miss Louise Ryan, Of Sunderland place,
entertained yesterday at very pretty
luncheon. complimentary to Miss Barry
and Miss Sessions, contemporary buds
with the young hostess. The other guests
were Miss Marguerite Shonts, Miss Theo-
dora SEonts Miss lie Breton. Miss Perie
I Anderson, Miss Maria Teresa Carbo. Miss
/ Helen Hatfield. Miss Brewster. Miss Muir
-ay, and Miss Martha Ryan.
/ The Hon. Maude Pauncefote. daughter
4 OF the former British Ambassador who is
now the guest Of the Misses Brice in
/ New York. viii come to Washington later
/ in the week for a series Of visits. her
/ first hostess to be Mrs. Richard Town
/ send At the opera ON Monday evening
| Miss Pauncef0te wore gown of pink
satin embroidered In white. with white
ostrich feathers in her coiffure Miss
Brice wore sapphire chiffon velvet pail
lctted in the same coior.
Owing to ber absence in New York.
where she is making "a short visit Mrs.
/ George TruesdeH will not be al home to-
/ day.
Mrs. Burton Harrison has left her villa
at Cannes for short visit to London.
The marriage of Mr.. Francis b. Harrison
! 10 Mrs. Cox, of New York. is expected 10
J take place in England 10 the next few
weeks.
Miss Elsie Curtis has gone TO St. Louis
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ana sister-in-Iaw, Mr.. ana Mrs Elroy
/ Curtis
Mrs. Nourse and Miss Nourse. Of 2sZ3
/ Q street viii De at home Thursdays. Jan
uary u and 81
Mrs. Robert T. Fleming will ~ Doe at
/ home this afternoon. but will receive
/ Wednesdays. January 3 and g. -
Miss EsteIla Harden. Of 1877 II street
/ northwest who has been visiting friends
at the Imperial Hotel, Bowie. Md. this
week. left yesterday for Baltimore 70
/ spend the last of the week
The Delta Chi Fraternity gave the first
/ of a series of dances al the chapter house
! IN Georgetown last night Mrs. r. II.
I BOcock and Mrs. u. :. Hendrick were
/ the chaperons. and about twenty-five
couples were present.
Mrs. r. J. Somers viii be at home on
/ the Friday afternoons Of January IS and