The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-08


GenerHI-NOtes and Personals.
Mr. and Mrs, IT. P. shonts, who are
making record for dinner giving seldom
attained IN a single season, had large
party of young people 70 dine last even
ing. Among the guests were Miss Town
send. Miss Diane Morgan Hill. Miss sla-
ter, Miss des POrtes Miss May, Miss Will
son, Of Tennessee, a guest of the family;
the Misses Shonts, Prince Lynar Count
Hatfield, and Mr.. Won Radcwitz, all of
:he German Embassy; Mr.. Centaro of the
Italian Embassy; Count dAdhimar. Mr.
r. B. Mclean, Mr.. William Reyburn, and
Mr.. Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. Moran entertained
at dinner last evening Senator and Mrs.
Burrows, Gen. and Mrs. Sternberg, Gen.
and Mrs. John Watts Kearny, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Hobson, Representative and
Mrs. Lamar. Mr.. and Mrs. Ten Eyke
Wendle, Mrs Lyman Tiffany, Rear Ad-
miral Schley, and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Z.
lThropp-
evening in honor Of Gen. and Mrs. Thomas
II. Barry. Other guests were Gen. and
Mrs. Humphrey. Gen Davis. Representa-
tive Burton, Miss Thompson, Miss Hend-
Il ley. and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hendley.
the latter the daughter Of the host and
hostess of the occasion.
Mrs. J. H. Edwards, wife of the Assist
Ion
hostess at a particularly pretty tea yester-
day afternoon, complimentary to the
Misses Shaw. daughters Of the Secretary
OF the Treasury, whose prospective depar-
, ture from Washington is a matter OF
much regret to the friends they have made
during their residence here Mrs. Ed
wards home was most attractvely dec
/; GRATED with tropical greens IN drawing
room and large reception hall being re-
lieved by pink roses and banks Of white
I and pink azaleas. In the tea-room, where
Mrs. Charles II. Keep did the honors, the
table was ablOom in yellow and white
jonquils. An orchestra, hidden by wall
OF pink and white azalias. played in the
hall throughout the afternoon. In addi-
ton to the guests Of honor, Mrs. Edwards
Z
Columbus. Ohio, Mrs. Rouzer Miss Perie
Anderson, and Miss Rouzer.
Representative and Mrs. Sbley had as
their guests at dinner on Wednesday even
ing Mr.. Justice and Mrs Brewer. Senator
and Mrs Hopkins, Senator and Mrs
Taliaferro, Representative and Mrs. Dali
, zeH Representative and Mrs Lamar. Rep
"a
. tive and Mrs. Madden, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore NOyes.
Miss Maths entertained at luncheon
< yesterday al the residence Of her uncle.
Representative William Mckinley, when
: her guests were Mrs. George Lawrence
Buckley. wife OF the Senator from Con
) necticut; Mrs. William B. Ridgely. Mrs.
d William E. Curtis. Mrs. Duncan. of Port
land Me; Miss Houghton, of California;
D Miss Cameron. Miss Nugent, Of St Louis,
% Miss Ridgely, Miss Squire, Miss Willis,
4 Miss Riley. and Miss Moore
t The Ambassador from Austria Hungary
: and Baroness HengeImuller. LETT for New
York yesterday TO make five days visit
= to friends and attend the opera. The
home on Sunday afternoon.
. The Baroness Won Sternburg, wife Of the
d German Ambassador. has issued cards for
d an at-home Monday evening, February
II, at 10 o'clock.
1 The japanese Ambassador and Wis
countess Aod will entertain at a large
. reception Tuesday evening, February i.
in honor Of the one hundredth annlver-
i sary OF the birth of Gen. Joseph Z.
Johnston, his two nieces. Mrs. Sue NJ.
= Taliaferro and Mrs. NJ L. Buckley. en-
tertained some Of the friends and asso-
d ciates Of the celebrated Confederate gen
% eral at a small reception last evening.
Mrs Livingston Hunt returned yester-
Il day from a visit TO Mrs. John Nicholas
Brown. at the latter's Rhode Island
d estate.
Mrs. George Loring, Of Massachusetts,
will conclude her visit to Washington
5 next week, and later in the month viii
sail for Italy.
Mr.. and Mrs Z. Reeves Merritt. who
are entertaining at a series of opera par
ties in New York, had as their guests
Al Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Richardson and
E. Mr.. and Mrs. John Agar.
+; Mrs. Richard Butler viii be at home
10 this afternoon.
q Mrs. Harry Phelps will receive this
afternoon fer the last time this season
,, at her apartment in the Portner
30 Mrs. Ellis Logan. of 1858 Irving street
northwest will not be at home to-day.
Mrs. Harper and Miss Harper. OF
Wheeling. W. Va. are spending the win
ter in Washington, and will receive witt
e. Mrs. Glover. at 1905 r street. on Friday,
during February.
to A pleasant tea" was given by Mrs l.
D. Wilson. Of S16 B street southeast yes
i" tefday afternoon. Mrs. Wilson was as
ID sisted in receiving by her mother, Mrs
10 Carleton Hughes. the Misses Wilson, Mrs
Wedding SHper