The Washington herald., 1907-12-09
IN THESOCIAL WORLD.
Ambassador and Baroness
HengelmulIer Give Dinner.
COUNTS ARE GUESTS OF HONOR
British Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce
Issue Invitations for Series of
Embassy DInners-COunt and Vis-
countess AOki VIII Leave wash
ingtOn About Middle of Month.

The Ambassador from Austria-H Hungary
and Baroness Hengelmuller entertained
at dinner last evening complimentary TO
Count Szeehenyi and Count Apponyi.
who are staying at the Willard. Invited
to meet them were Mrs Richard Town
send. Baron Louis Ambrozy. counselor
of the embassy; Baron F. HaymerIe. sec
retary of the embassy; Mr. Moriz Won
Szent-Ivany and Lieut.. Baron F. Preus-
chen and Baroness Preuschen, also of
the embassy
Capt. Won Livonius. the new military
attache Of the German Embassy. and
Nine. yon Livonius, who have just come
70 Washington. are at the Shoreham-
The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce have issued invitations for a series
Of dinners 10 be given at the embassy.
the first to take place December 1s.
The retiring Ambassador from Japan
and Viscountess Aoh will leave Wash
ngton about the middle of December for
Japan. Mr.. Miyoaka, counselor OF the
embassy. viii act as charge d'affaires un-
Ill the arrival Of the new Ambassador.
The Secretary Of State and Mrs Root.
who went 10 Clinton last week TO be
present at the marriage Saturday OF their
son. Ellhu Root. jr.. 90 Miss Stryker. will
return TO Washington to-day. and Mr.
Root VIII entertain the delegates 10 the
Central American peace conference this
evening at dinner.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Metcalf will be dinner hosts shis even
ing, entertaining complimentary TO Mr..
Edward Morgan. the American Minister
60 Cuba. who is now in the city.
Mrs. Metcalf has also issued cards for
luncheon which she will give in honor
OF Miss Carol Newberry. the debutante
daughter OF the Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy and Mrs. Newberry, Decem-
Der p.
Miss Amy Bowles. who will be Mrs.
Metcahs guest during the Christmas
holidays, viii be present at the luncheon.
Gen. J. Franklin Bell. L. S. A. and
Mrs. Bell entertained at luncheon yester-
day at Chevy Chase Club for Mr. Nor
gan. the American Minister TO Cuba.
Representative and Mrs. George Ed
mund Foss have leased the house belong
ing to Capt. Sutherland. in n street. for
the winter.
Miss Louise Perrin sailed from New
York Saturday for Paris. where she will
SpenI the next six months.
Nine. Cortes and Nine. Guzman will
receive az the Colombian Legation to-
morrow afternoon for the first time this
season. They viii entertain on Tuesdays
throughout the season.
The Cuban Minister and Nine Que
sada, who are in Europe, VIII not return
10 Washington until the last Of January.
Their new residence in Massachusetts
avenue will. by that time, ba in readiness
for their occupancy.
Mrs. Mckee will give a tea at
Rauscher's December 2S TO introduce her
daughter. Miss Mary Lodge Mckee. Mrs.
Mckee viii come TO Washington shortly
10 spend the winter. and few Washing
ton visitors Will be more welcomed.
Nine. Jusserand. wife of the French
Ambassador, will have charge OF the
fancy table at a bazaar 70 be held at
Rauscher's Wednesday afternoon in aid Of
the House of the Good Shepherd. and
besides the ladies of t'.s French Embassy
she will have as her assistants Nine
Nabuco, wife Of the Brazilian Ambas-
sadoT, and Miss Langham. sister OF the
Baroness Won Sternburg Mrs. +. d.
White. wife Of Justice White. and Mrs
Joseph McKenna, wife OF Justice Nc
Kenna, will preside over the chocolate
and homemade cake table, assisted by
a number OF their friends.
The tea room will be in charge OF Mrs.
Henry c. Corbin, who will be assisted by
her sisters, the Misses Pa:ten, and Miss
Isabelle May and Miss Cecilia MAY.
The Misses Cullen will be in charge Of
the ice cream and lemonade table. assist
ed by Mrs. Preston Sands, Miss Addison
Mitchell, anu Mrs. Corcoran Thorn. The
prominent feature Of this table will be
handsome Christmas cake from Brooklyn.
which will be raffled off.
Miss Fannie Whelan will be in charge
of the Good Shepherd table. at which the
work Of the House OF the Good Shepherd
will be displayed and sold. Among the
articles are prettily dressed dolls. en-
broidered handkerchiefs. baby pillows
and all sorts Of fancy work suitable for
Christmas gifts.
Assisting Miss Whelan will be Mrs