The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-11-24

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Henrietta Fitch, Miss Carol Newberry.
Miss Bessie Prescott. Miss Sallie Gar
lington, and Miss Carolyn Murray. who
will be one OF the next seasons buds.
Mrs. Murray wore a gown Of -colored
cloth embroidered in gold, and Miss Muir
ray wore a French pattern robe Of white
lace over white satin, and carried a huge
cluster of lilies of the valley. In the
dining room were Mrs. G. G. Glover Mrs.
Samuel Reber, Mrs, Summerlin. Mrs. J.
Franklin Bell. Miss Gilmore. and Mrs
w b. Wetmore, OF New York. Following
the tea. number of the younger set
We're asked to join the debutante and her
assistants at an informal supper at Gen.
Murrays residence.
The Brazilian Ambassador and Nine
Nabuco entertained informally at lunch
con yesterday at the embassy, in Jackson
place.
The Counselor of the Japanese En-
bassy and Nine Miyaoka gave a dinner
last night at their apartments, at the
Highland, complimentary to the Japanese
Consul General in New York and Mime.
Koyke. The other guests were Rear Nd
miral and Mrs. Charles stockton, the
Second Secretary of the Brazilian En-
hassy and Nine Chermont, Mr. Nagai,
and Mr.. Yoshida. of the japanese En-
bassy.
The attractive home OF the Vicomte and
Vicomtesse de Martel. of the French En-
bassy was the scene yesterday afternoon
of pretty informal tea. when the vicom-
Jesse welcomed some dozen or more of
friends. The hostess received her callers
in a chic gown Of dark roSe-cOIored cloth
with accessories of embroidery and lace.
Among the guests were the Italian
charge d'affaires, Signor Montagna. and
his confreres, Signori Centaro and Cora;
Prince zu Lynar. OF the German Embas-
sy; Baron Ambrozy and NJ. Szent-Ivany.
Of the Austro- Hungarian Embassy; Miss
Robson. Mile des Portes. daughter of
the counselor Of the French Embassy;
Nine de BIanpre. Of the same embassy:
Miss Louise Maxwell, daughter Of Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Barker; NJ. de Thai. Of
the Russian Embassy; Miss Diane Nor
gan-Hill. Miss Theodore Shonts, whose
engagement 20 the Due de Chaulnes. OF
Paris, has just been definitely announced.
and Capt Fournier and Vicomte de
Chambrun, Of the French Embassy
Miss Theodore Shonts arrived in Wash
ington Friday night and is the guest of
Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers at her home.
in Farragut Square. an Old and intimate
friend of Mrs Shonts- Miss Shonts is "a
diant in her new-found happiness. and
plans for a large wedding. 20 be cele-
brated in New York the latter part OF
January. are under way. The engagement
ring. an ancestral jewel, is a magnificent
sapphire. The stone is square and eX-
quisitely cut and surrounded by a double
row of diamonds. The ring itself Is hardly
more than wire, and the stone is set in
a diamond-shaped design Miss Shonts
expects her fiance To return to America
about the middle OF December. and early
in January the sister of the due will ar
rive TO be present at the marriage. The
couple Will, OF course make their home
abroad. but will not leave America until
late in the winter. Miss Shonts will re-
main In Washington only a few days. and
during her stay here is being extensively
entertained.
Miss Marguerite Shonts, who is in the
South visiting, will arrive in Washington
en- route to her home I'm New York. in
day or SO. and will be entertained by Mrs.
Rogers.
Leung- Rambling, Of China. who is
spending a few days in Washington, en-
route for tour Of the United States,
entertained at dinner at the New VII
lard Friday evening Senior Calvo, Minis
ter from Costa Rica; Seniors Corea, sal
vador Rodriguez, Jose Madriz FREDERICK
Mejia, Salvador Gallegor, Vidaunazaga.
POlicarpO BOnilla. Constantine Fiallos,
Angel Ugarte. Urbano Ugarte. Manuel
Ugarte. Justo Gomez Osorio. Antonio Ba-
tres. JanreQui. Victor Sanchez Ocana, and
Luis Toledo Harrarte were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Katherine Elkins are ex-
pected TO return TO Washington to-day
from New York, where Miss Elkins went
10 attend the wedding Of her infinite
friend, Mrs. Kernochan, 10 Mr.. Alexander
Butler Duncan. Mr.. and Miss Elkins viii
bring with them a number Of friends for
the Thanksgiving holiday.
Mai. and Mrs Goodloe have closed their
country place in Maryland and opened
their town house in Sixteenth street for
the winter,
Lieut.. Commander + 3. Zahn, L. 6. n,
and Mrs. Zahn will leave Washington in
the near future for Guam. where the
former has been ordered for duty and
naval constructor.
Madame Godoy, wife OF the Mexican
Minister TO Cuba, now acting as coun-
selor Of the Mexican Embassy here, was
at home yesteday afernoont in Sixteenth
street Their new home. for several years
the Cuban legation, was prettly deco
rated with flowers and the drawing rooms
were filled throughout the afternoon by
the many friends of the hostess. who has
lived In Washington many years and
has a long list of friends and acqualnt-
ances.
Miss Marion Leutze was hostess at
luncheon Friday in honor of Miss Hen
rietta Fitch. the debutante daughter of
the Chief Engineer Of the Navy and Mrs.
Henry Fitch Among the guests were
Miss Sadie Murray, Miss Vera Downing.
Miss Yulee Noble Miss Constance Hoyt.
Miss Eleanor Ridgely, Miss Alice Boyd.
Miss Louise Cole, and Miss Esther Denny.
Mrs. Cary Langhorne entertained at
luncheon Friday complimentary 20 Miss
Carol Newberry. the debutante daughter
of the Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs Newberry The guests were
Mrs. Beekman Winthrop. Mrs Roscoe G.
Bulmer Mrs. Murray Cobb. Miss Ffoulkc.
Miss Marion Oliver. Miss Mary Souther-
land, Miss Hare, Miss Brownson. Miss
Jennings, and Miss Mary Randolph
Miss Carol Newberry and Miss Con-
stance Toyt were the guests of honor
at tea Friday afternoon, given by Miss