The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-03-10

prestige Of the largest Of South Americas
republics. These young matrons are
Nine. do Amaral, Nine. de Pederneiras,
and Nine Chermont, the latter an Amer
ican-born, a Miss Sloan, OF Baltimore.
The Russian Ambassador and Baroness
Rosen have entertained frequently, and
have been extensively entertained in re-
turn, but are not considered fond Of So
ciety, and limit their hospitality entirely
to small dinner parties Their only child
is a daughter still in the schoolroom and
the members Of their staff are all bach
elors.
Mexico, except for Great Britain, the
last Of the powers TO rearrange its domes-
Tic affairs in Washington. bids fair to re-
store its home TO the far and wide popu-
larity OF the Romero regime, when the
Mexican Legation. as it was then known,
was on certain occasions the most demo-
cratic official home In the entire country
Nine. Creel. although d much younger
woman than her predecessor, Nine. Azpi-
roz, is suffering from the same disad-
vantage of speaking little English, but is
rapidly overcoming the difficulty.
The Counselor of the Embassy and
Nine G0dOy, who recently returned from
Cuba to which island II. GOdoy is Min
ister bring d double interest to Mexico.
as the GOduys are cid residents in Wash
ington. as time is counted I'm diplomacy.
and are returning 10 many friends. To-
morrow NJ and Mime. GOdOy will celebrate
the twenty-ffth anniversary of their mar
riage by a large reception, which will
start the week off again with an interna-
tiOnal flavor.
The Ambassador from Mexico and Nine.
CreeI welcomed nearly 40 guests to their
embassy. on ] street, last evening on the
occasion Of their first large entertain
ment in Washington.
The floral decorations were mainly
American Beauty roses in the drawing
room, with jonquils in the dining-room,
where a buffet supper was served. An
orchestra, hidden by a wall of palms,
played throughout the evening.
The hostess welcomed the company in
a gown of black lace embroidered in jet
and mounted on white silk. Her Orna-
ments were diamonds and emeralds. and
included a superb necklace and cOrsage
ornaments.
The Russian Ambassador and Baroness
Rosen had as their guests at dinner last
evening Senator Frye, Senator and MIS-
Cullom. Senator and Mrs. Lodge, Senator
and Mrs Buckley. Senator Rean and
Miss Ke8n the Assistant Secretary of
State and Mrs. Bacon Mrs. Letter. Mrs
Mulligan. Judge Tree. and Mr.. kroupen-
sky. Many of the guests later attended
the reception at the Mexican Embassy.
The Peruvian Minister entertained "a
dinner company last evening compli-
mentary 10 NJ de Madraz0, the we'll
known Spanish artist now on his annual
visit to America. The company also in
cIuded the Secretary Of State. Mr.. Fox
the newly appointed Minister from the
United States TO Ecuador; Mr.. John Bar
rett director Of the Bureau of American
Republics, Mr. Carlo, the Minister from
/ Ecuador. the Minister from Panama, the
/ Minister from Bolivia. the Minister from
; Argentina, the Minister from Colon
bia. the Minister from Uruguay, and the
charge d'affaires Of Chile.
/ Hon Fred W. Mulkey the new Senator
/ from Oregon. established his reputation
as Il host on Friday evening by a beau
tifuuy appointed dinner at the New Wiz
lard, when his guests were the Russian
Ambassador and Baroness ROsen, the
/ japanese Ambassador and Fisc0untess
Aoki. the Count and Countess Hatzfeldt-
/ Trachenberg. the Secretary of the In
terror, Senator Brandagee, Mrs. Jennings
and Miss Jennings. Mrs. Barney, Mrs
Cruger, Mrs Robert HinCklev, Mrs. Tai
bot. Miss Andrews. Miss Haughton. Mr.
John Barrett DR.. Charles Clinton
Swisher. and Mr.. Breckenridge Castle
man. of Louisville. Ky.
The Minister from the Netherlands and
Nine. Won Swinderen entertained at din
Iuer last evening at their legation, on N
street.
Mrs. Charles 6. Elliott was the hostess
yesterday at a luncheon and theater
party. the occasion being the announce
Imcnt Of the engagement of her daughter
Miss Mae A Norris. to 0ir. Frank
Blakely. of New York. the wedding To-
take place in this city on Saturday. March
/ 3. The guests We're Mrs. Ward Prouty,
Miss Marguerite Wilcox, Miss Mary VIII
/ cox. Of Virginia; Miss Helen Johnson,
Miss Olive Wright. Miss Marion Living
ston. Miss Margaret Handy, and Miss
Clara Bean Cassin.
( The play. "The Lion and the Mouse 20
/ viii he presented at the National Theater
/ April S by the Pennington Society for
( the benefit Of the nurses, who viii be VS.
/ ting the District az that time. Among
/ the Washington women identified with
/ the event are Mesdames Bates, Nongor
I - Tsf g..
Ruben, Clark, and Miss Sedgeley.
/ Miss Edna Weyl entertained Thursday
afternoon in honor OF Miss Mabel Kauf-
man. of New York
An informal dance was given at the
/ Mercantile Club on Monday evening. com
plimentary to the numerous strangers
/ that are visiting in The city. Those
/ present were Miss Ada Heller, Of Win
chester. Va; Miss Rita Wolferman, OF
/ Streator Ill: Miss Birdie Einstein. of
/ Baltimore. Nd; Miss Lottie Obendorfer,
/ Of Cincinnati, Ohio Miss Clarice Lor-
/ raine Tuck, Of New York; Miss Maude
I Garner, of Newport News, Va; Miss
Mabel Kaufman. of New York; Miss Bes-
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