The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-25
In THE SOCIAL WORLD

President and Mrs. Roosevelt
End State Season.
DINNER FOR THE JUDICIARY
Chief Justice of Canada and Mrs.
Fitzpatrick, Are Guests of Justice
and Mrs. HarIan-AmbassadOr from
Japan and ViscOuntess AOki Enter
tain for the HatzfeIdts.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt
brought their state dinners of the present
season to a close last evening, when they
entertained the Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court and associate justices and
their wives. The forty-six guests were
seated at a table decorated in pink roses
and lilies of the valley, with the state
dining-room and the Blue Room also dec
GRATED in roses and tropical foliage.
The Marine Band Orchestra played in
the corridor through the dinner and also
gave a short programme during the as
sembling Of the guests in the Blue Room,
where they were welcomed by the Presl-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt The latter wore
gown Of yellow brocade trimmed in
white lace. The company included:
The Chief Justice.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Harlan.
Mr. Justice and Mrs. Brewer
Mr. Justice and Mrs. White
Nj Justice and Mrs. Pcckham
Mr. Justice and Mrs. AlcKenna.
M. Justice and Mrs. Holmes.
Mr. Justice and Mrs. Day.
Mr. Justice MOODY.
The Chiet Justice Of Canada and Mrs Ftzpatrek
The Attorney General and Mrs Bonapaue.
Senator and Mrs. Clarence u. Clark
Senator Nelson.
Senator and Mrs. SpO0ner.
Senator and Mrs Blackburn.
Senator Patterson.
Senator and Mrs. Knox.
Representative De Almond
Representative and Mrs jenkins
Representative and Mrs. Alexander.
Hon and Airs Dean c. Worcester
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Churchill.
Mrs Nicholas LongwGrth.
The Hon. Maud Pauncefote-
Lieut.. Commander and Mrs. hey.
The Chief Justice of Canada and Mrs.
Fitzpatrick are the guests of Justice and
Mrs Harlan during their present visit.
The Ambassador from Japan and vi
countess Aoll entertain ed az dinner last
evening in compliment to their son-in-law
and daughter, the Count and Countess
TIafzfafFf af Earrr9ary-
Senator and Mrs. CulIom were the hosts
at a small reception last evening which
brought to their home on Highland Ter
race the entire Illinois Congressional del
egation. with the women of the respec-
tive families and some additional friends.
chiefly from Illinois. A buffet supper was
served during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs William II, Rapley enter
tanned at a very handsomely appointed
reception yesterday afternoon at their
new home on 2 street. The handsome
hostess, who was a bride Of the past au-
tumn, wore a beautiful princesse gown Of
light blue broadcloth with inserts OF white
lace and extended a most cordial well
come 20 old and new friends. She was as
sisted by her sister-in-law. Mrs. Evverct
Rapley. who wore a gown Of mauve satin.
Miss Georgia Knox. one OF the prcttiest
of the seasons buds. did the honors Of
the tea-rOom. assisted by Miss Boggs. the
sister Of the hostess. Miss Fisk served
punch.
The tea table was decorated by a large
cluster OF Bridesmaid roses and lighted by
pink-capped candles.
In the drawing-room, where Mr. Rapley
was present TO receive the congratulations
Of his many friends, the decorations were
in white roses. a mandolin orchestra
played in the hall throughout the recep-
ton.
Senorita Elena Calderon. daughter Of
the Bolivian Minister and Nine. Calderon.
entertained at prettily appointed lunch
con yesterday. when her guests were
Miss India Bell Fleming. Miss Perie An
derson, Miss Pansy Perkins, Miss Lii
ian Stone, Miss Louise Granger. Miss
Taylor, Miss Hannis Taylor, Miss Ana
Christina Carlo. Miss Maria Teresa Car
DO Miss Natalie Magruder, and Miss
Edgarina Hastings
Mrs. A. Lisner entertained at a very
attractive luncheon yesterday afternoon.
a her home on Massachusetts avenue
when white Ilacs. pink carnations. and
graceful maidenhair ferns comprised the
decorations Of the table and dining-room.
Her guests were Mrs. William J. Kehoe
Mrs Hopkins, wife of Senator 4. J. Hop
kins; Mrs Frank L. Freeman. Mrs.
Charles EIwOod Foster. Mrs. Mcknight
Moses, Mrs. Percy d. Kicking. Mrs
Charles Richardson. Mrs Mason Rich
ardson, Mrs Simon Wolf, Mrs. Arthur
Duane Kimmie, Mrs. David Stewart
Hendricks. Mrs. W. B. Bryan. Mrs. Les
ter A Barr, and Mrs John VOlney Bar
rows.
The luncheon was followed by an after
noon of bridge.
Mrs s. W. Stewart was a luncheon
hostess yesterday at her apartment in the
Wyoming. The rooms and table were
decorated appropriately with pink roses.
palms, ferns, and pink-capped candles. Her
guests included Mrs. Barehfeld. wife Of
Congressman Barchfeld; Mrs. NJ. 3.
Tearson, Mrs Edward Mccormick, Mrs
Frank Fitzsimmons Mrs. Henderson,
Miss Helene Barchfield, Miss Florence
Carney, Miss Louise Carr, Miss Jessie
Fleming, and Miss Josephine Meyers. Of
New York
Mrs, W. H. Chany will be at home at
the Cordova tomorrow from to 6. She
will be assisted in receiving by her guest,
Miss Dana, Of BroOkline. Mass
Mrs. Martin B. Madden and Miss Mad
den. wife and daughter of Representative