The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-12-01

uaGBhten MISS Maulde Townsend has
just returned from abroad.
The Brazilian Ambassador and Nine.
Nabuco will entertain at dinner Informally
tonight for the newly arrived Chilean
Minister and Nine Cruz Diaz at the
embassy in Jackson place.
The Russian Ambassador. Baron Rosen.
will leave the Capital in January 90 join
the baroness and Baroness Elizabeth Ro-
sen in 81. Petersburg 10 be present at the
presentation at court of the young Baron
| ess.
Baron Haymerle Of the Austro- Hungar-
ian Embassy has returned from his hunt
ing trip in Canada. He was lucky. and
came off with two caribou. This week he
will go 70 Warrenton, Va, to be a house
guest of Mr. LabOuisse, where he viii
take in the hunting.
Cards are out for the dance which Mrs.
Mcleod Matheson will give for her niece.
Miss Frederick Morgan, December IS, at
Rauscher's.
Miss Lydia Loring is returning this
week from Colorado Springs to make a
visit with her parents here before going
round the world with Mrs. Walter Far
well
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Padelford were
hosts az dinner last night at their home
in / street. In the party were Baron
Moncheur the Belgian Minister; Mrs
Peyton Russell, Mai Ferguson. former
Minister to Norway and Sweden. and
Mrs William Hammond. The Baroness
Moncheur left yesterday morning for Tux
edo. where she will be the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs Pierre Lorlllard-
Mr. and. Mrs Phelps Emo returned to
Washington yesterday from a visit in
New York
Miss Helen Taft. the schoolgirl daugb-
ter OF the Secretary Of War. was enter
tanned at small tea Friday afternoon BY
Miss Marjorie Aleshire. daughter OF Gen
and Mrs. James 2. Aleshire. Miss Taft is
guest of Gen. and Mrs AIeshire at
their home in Eighteenth street. having
come on from Bryn Mawr, where She IS
student for the Thanksgiving holidays.
She went with them 10 Philadelphia for
the game.
Mrs. Burton Harrison has taken an
apartment at the Richmond for the
winter
Mrs. Marshall Field. Of Chicago. is the
guest Of Mrs. Slater in Eighteenth street.
Senator Nelson Aldrich has arrived in
washington and is at the Arlington.
Senator George Peabody Wetmore 6
also here, and is at the Arlington while
his house in X street Is being put in
readiness for the family.
Mrs. Re Breton and her daughter. Miss
Marguerite LIE Breton, will spend the
winter in New York. Lieut. David lie
Breton, who has been temporarily sta
toned at the navy yard here. will leave
to-day for California
Miss Warder will entertain at luncheon
to-day at her home in X street.
Representative and Mrs. Richard Wavne
Parker and their family returned n
Washington last night for the winter.
Among those who went to the Army
and Navy football game were Miss
Ethel Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary of
the Navy Newberry. Mrs. Newberrv
Miss Newberry. Miss Carol Newberrv
Miss Constance Hoyt, Lieut.. Semmes
Read. Lieut.. Rowcline, L. s. n Ad-
miral Dewey, Admiral Willard H. Brown
son. chief Of the Bureau Of Navigation.
Admiral RobIey d. Evans Admiral Good
rich, Admiral Pendleton. commander of
the League Island Navy Yard, and Com
mander u. S. Benson; the Assistant Sec
rotary Of War and his daughters. the
Misses Elizabeth and Marion Oliver; the
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs Beekman. Winthrop, and Mr..
Francis Stevens, hance OF Miss oliver;
the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Metcalf, Rear Admiral Chester the
Misses Fitch, daughters OF the chief
engineer OF the navy, and Gen. and Mrs
Arthur Murray
Many people prominent in the financial
and social worlds occupied boxes on me
army side, including Gov. Hughes. of
New YORK; Charles NJ. Schwab and W.
r Corey, the steel magnates. Senator
Lu FOnt or Delaware. and his brother
I. 6 Du POnt president of the HE
powder company; James McCrea- rres-9
dent OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. Thee
core voorhees,. vice president Of the
Reading Railroad; Z. Y. Morgan. Min
ister to Cuba; Senator Lodge. OF Massa-
chusetts; Senator Dick. OF Ohio. SEN
ator Cullom. Of Illinois; Congressman
Bingham, and others.
Mrs. John W. Foster gave tea YES.
terday afternoon for a party Of students.
who have been spending their Thanks
giving holidays with her.
Mr.. Richie simpkins. of Boston is
spending few days in Washington. He
will return after the New Year. to omen
his house here for the remainder OF the
season
Mr.. George Howard will sail to-mor-
row for England, where he. has been
summoned because of the Illness Of his
mother, Lady Howard. wife of Sir Henry
Howard, Of The Hague, Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Norman have re-
turned to the city for the winter and
have opened their house in Massachusetts,
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Moore and fam |
lly are spending a few weeks at Lees |
burg. Va, where MI Moore has leased /
a place during the hunting season.
Mr.. L. L. Nicholson, jr., has returned |
to Washington from hunting trip on /
the yacht Giavota, with Mr.. John r. /
Dos Passos.
Mrs 'Trueman H. Newberry, wife OF |
the Assistant Secretary of the Navy. |
and Miss Newberry, who have been in i
New York for a short trip. to be able /
70 spend the Thanksgiving holiday with