The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-02-12

with a huge plaque centerp.ece of white
roses. effectively arranged with pale
/ lavender ribbons and lavender-shaded
/ silver candelabra.
! Invited to meet the charming young
/ brIde-elect were Miss Kearney. Miss
Erma Shaw. Miss Edmonston. Miss
PowsOn. Miss Campbell. and Miss Edith
Fry.
The German Ambassador and Baroness
Won Sternburs were hosts last night at
an unusually pretty and weil-attended
evening reception.
The entire house was artistically deco
rated with American Beauty roses and
white lilaCs. In the dining room with
the handsome EOlu service Of the en-
bassy the only decorations were white
tZdlcas. An orchestra played through
cut the evening.
The guests were representative of
Diplomatic. Cabinet. Congressional. SUI
preme Court. and resident circles
number Of dinner PARTIES preceded the
event, the guests later accompanying
their hosts 20 Lhc reception
The German Ambassador and Baroness
Won SterEbuTg have cards out for
another large reception on the I'd Of
the month.
The Honorable Maude PaUncefote.
daughter of the late Lord PauncetoJe'
ambassador to the United states from
Great Britain. was the honor guest OF
Captain AMI Mrs. Richardson clover Al
dinner last night
The list OF guests invited 10 meet
Miss PauncefOte included MIS- Town
send, whose house guest she IS, Rep-
resentative and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth. Representative and Mrs. Van
VeChten OlcOtt Count and Countess
HdtZfeldt. Captain and Mrs Ryan or
the British embassy stan, Mrs. Stur-
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Cromwell, Major and Mrs. McCawley
and the Canon and Mrs. Glover Of New
York.
Senator and Mrs. DepeW were hosts
az dinner last evening. haylnE as their
guests. the Secretary Of Commerce and
Labor and Mrs Stratus. Mr.. Justice and
Mrs Brewer. MI JrT-lCe and Mrs.
Holmes. senator and Mrs. tuIiom' sen sen
atOr and Mrs. Burrows, Senator Clay.
Senator and Mrs. Scott, Senator DIling-
ham. Senator and Mrs. Hopkins Repre-
sentative and Mrs. sherman. RepTeSen-
tative and Mrs. Dwight. Mrs. Barney
and Miss Sheriff..
Mrs. Ankeny. wife Of Senator Ankeny.
and Mrs Simmons. entertained at
charming tea yesterday afternoon in the
banquet han OF the Highlands, where
they occupy apartments.
In the receiving line with them were
Mrs. Harris and Mrs. q. 3. Andrews
Other assistants were MIS- scott. MIS-
Gudger. Mrs. Bagley, Miss Nerkes, Miss
Eliza simmons, Miss Ella Simmons.
Miss Drewry, Miss Norris, Miss Ankeny
and Miss Jones.
The decorations were unusually pretty.
consisting Of Bridemaid roses, palms
and pink aZalCas Mrs. Ankcny received
the guests in q handsome gown Of white
chiffon mOire and Irish lace. and Mrs.
Simmons. wore pink Tadium crepe with
trimmings Of duChesse lace.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley left
Washington this morning for New York
where they will spend the next five days
and attend the opera.
The crew of Georgetown College will
give a dance tonight IN the Arlington
The ballroom will be decorated with the
college cOloTs. blue and gray. and the
hOstesses Of the evening will be Mrs.
Frank Baker. Mrs. Carter. Mrs. Cla-
baugh. Mrs Doyle. Mrs. Easby-Smith,
Mrs. Pagan, Mrs. George L. Magruder,
Mrs Shaw. Mrs. Edward D. White. and
Mrs. Daniel T. Wright. Music will be
furnished for the dancing by the Great
er Washington Orchestra. and supper
will be served at midnight. The com
mittee consists Of the presidents Of the
various classes with the manager of
the crew as chairman.