The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-03-01
Musicale
By Society
Performers

Mrs. Robert Hinckley entertained last
evening at an interesting and very smart
musicale. The program was given BY
the most distinguished musicians in So
ciety, and the guests numbered about
one hundred. The music included a
piano solo by Count Won HatzfeIdt-
'Widenburg, the counselor OF the Ger
man embassy, and one OF the most at
tracuVe bachelors in the Diplomatic
Corps; song by Madame de Blanpre
wife of the naval attache of the French
embassy. who has a splendid dramatic
soprano voice. well cultivated: a piano
solo by NJ. de Thai. second secretary
OF the Russian embassy; songs by Mrs
Lee Phillips. a charming singer, wife
OF one OF the most prominent OF the
officers of the Bachelors Cotillion; a
song by Mrs Wendell: a violin solo by
Miss Remey, daughter of Rear Admiral
Remey; song by Miss Harlan, daugh-
ter of MI Justice Harlan: a piano solo
by Miss Putnam. daughter of the Ii
brar1an Of Congress- and a piano solo
by David Kindleberger, a student al
The Peabody Institute
Among the guests were Rear Admiral
O'Neil. Rear Admiral Rousseau, Com
mander and Mrs. Hebbinhaus OF the
German embassy; the Minister from
the Netherlands and Madame van Swim
deren. Lieutenant Commander and
Nine. de Blanpre. Captain and Mrs. +.
Il. {. Ryan. OF the British embassy:
Consiantin Brun, Minister from Den
-. a.
Mrs. Jackson and Miss Eean Jackson
Mrs. George Nj. Robson. widow of a
former Secretary OF the Navy. and Miss
Miss Morgan-Hil. Mrs Chatard. Lieut.
enant Commander and Mrs. Simpson.
Mrs. Emory. Miss Ide. daughter OF the
former Governor of the Philippines:
Mr. and Mrs. Dulany H. Hunter, Pro
fessor Swisher. William Bowie Clarke
and Mr.. Montgomery.
OF New York. are guests of Mrs. l.. T.
Ballenger. at the Cordova. where they
will be glad to see their friends tomor-
row afternoon from 10 6 o'clock.
The "Utopians' gave their annual
dance last night at Overs Hall. when
The, hall was prettily decorated in the
club colors OF brown and blue. Punch
was Cerved during the dancing and later
~ the evening there was a buffet sun
per Those present We're Miss Maid
Garner. OF Newport News. Va; Miss
Violet Lettcrman. charlottesville Va.
Miss Gussie Broch. Miss Sadie Eiseman.
MISS Estcl'e HaUo. Miss Jeanette Ganss,
Miss Selma Greeuapple, Miss Hortense
Sondheimer. Miss Cora Sommers. Miss
FTed1 Wen. Miss Carrye Loeb Miss
Cara Strauss, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mona BIumenteld, ana Nathan We'll,
nilto1 Broch, George Stern. Wallace
Iuchs, George GOldenberg, Sydney
Haas, Henry Sondheimer. Irving Sond-
heimeT. Alfred Wolberg. Harry Loeb
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Callisher. Of the Van
cortland. have as their guest the ia:-
ters sister, Miss Cricket Fu-st, of New
York
The masqTe ball for children giver
last evening at National Rifles Az
inOry, by the Ladies' Auxiliary OF the
Washington Hebrew CONGREGATION, was
p success financially and artistically
The hall WAS gay with the children In
fantastic, beautiful and original cos
tunes. The first group prize was won
by the following. who represented those
taking part in the seventy-first birth
day anniversary of /. L. Blout. Julian
Eiseman. Morris Sellinger. Ike Haas
Morris kohncr. Jerome Grosner. Lernv
NCwmyer, Maurice Ncrdlinger. Law.
renee Heller. Jeanette Eisema1 JuIie
kohner Juliet Lichtenstein. Katherine
Heller Rosie BrCslauer, Sophie King
and Rita Schifgman. The second grour
prize was Betsy Ross and George
Washington" by Julian Eiseman
Bertha and Andrew Wolf The first
single prize was won by Selma SeIlingcr
as a "Tarnbourine Girl the second
vas Alma Baer, as old Woman in 2
Shoe the others won We're "Caruso'
by Minnie Sheouthal; Tramp" Sinner
Wolf; Mary the Newspaper Woman,
Sylvan Fisher.
ICufs Push announces Tho confirms.