The Washington herald., 1907-01-17

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Mr.. Bingham, Lieut.. shackford, and Mr..
Schieffelin, of New York The company
later attended The Bachelors dance at
the New Willard.
Gen. George H. Harries was host at a
well-appointed dinner at the New Willard
last night. His guests were Speaker Can
non. ex-senator William Z. Chandler,
Gen. Caleb Cushing. OF Portland. Ne, and
Messrs L. A. Coolidge, James Henry,
John 2. Miller, JOS OIL, David Barry,
Richard v Oulahan, John S. Shriver,
Samuel G. Blythe. Richard Lee Fearn,
North Overton Messenger. Martin Egan.
L. White Busbey, a. r. Britton, James
/ Cecil Hooe, and g. Arthur Williams
/ The Austrian Ambassador and Baroness
/ Hengelmuller have as their guest the
/ Baroness Ergelette. of Austria. who is
visiting Washington en- route from China
and Japan. where she spent nearly eight
/ months. The Baroness Hengelmuller has
almost entirely recovered from her recent
/ illness, and is again seeing her friends
/ Mrs. Foraker and Mrs. Richard Town
send are among the recent grippe victims
but are both improving The Hon. MaUde
/ Pauncefote arrived at the Townsend resi-
| dence yesterday for a visit of several
weeks.
! Judge and Mrs. Anderson entertained
at dinner last evening in honor Of the
! Secretary of the Interior, Mr.. Hitchcock
| To meet the latter there were present
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Day, Senator and
Mrs. Scott, Representative and Mrs Dali
/ Zell, Representative and Mrs. Sibley, Rep-
Iresentative and Mrs. Lilley. Gen and Mrs
John Watts Kearny, Mr. and Mrs. George
/ r. Marye, Mrs. J. 3. Henderson, Mrs.
! john A. Logan, and Hon. Martin a.
/ Knapp.
Mr.. Augustus G. Heaton entertained at
large and very pleasant tea yesterday
afternoon at his studio complimentary 10
his son and the Iatters bride, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Heaton. whose marriage took
place IN November Young Mrs Heaton.
who received with her father-in-law. was
before her marriage Miss Jenness, Of
Portsmouth, y. H.. and consequently met
many OF yesterdays guests for the first
time Mrs. Baber did the honOrs Of me
tea table, which was placed IN the dining
room adjoining the large studio. in which
the reception was held
The marriage announced yesterday from
London Of former Representative Francis
b. Harrison, Of New \ ork, a brother OF
Mr. Guy Fairfax Harrison Of this city. 10
Mrs Mable Judson Cox, also Of New
York. where she recently obtained "a di-
vorce from DR.. Roland Cox, jr., is Of par
ticular interest to Washington society.
where Nr Harrison and his late wife were
extremely popular a few years ago The
late Mrs Harrison. who was born a Miss
CTOCkeT. OF California, met her death IN
an automobile accident about Il year ago
in New York
Mrs. Burton Harrison, mother Of The
groom, went from her cottage in the south
of France to attend the wedding. AZ
which Lord Fairfax. formerly Albert Ker-
by Fairfax. Of Maryland, was his cousins
best man. a wedding breakfast at
ClaTidge's followed the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs Harrison will live in New York
Mrs Charles Elliott entertained at
luncheon. followed by cards, yesterday
afternoon at her apartments in the
Portner, complimentary 60 Mrs. Lester
Of Baltimore. who is hcr guest. The
luncheon was served a- several small
tables, graced with I. usts OF pink
roses Mrs. Elliott received h.r guests IN
a gown Of blue crepe d. .iue. Mrs
Lester wore white net Miss Mae Norris,
wearing white MULE, served punch.
Mr.. Carl Won Schubert. the new attache
Of the German Embassy. arrived In New
York yesterday on the Krouprlnz VIII
helm.
Mr. and Mrs Hwfa Williams, Of Lon
don. prominent members Of the smartest
set in English society. who arrive in New
York tomorrow, VIII come direct TO
Washington for a visit Of several weeks
20 AR. and Mrs. Perry Belmont. The
latter VIII entertain at luncheon in their
guests honor on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Con-. whose
hospitality has already added greatly to
the pleasure Of the winter, viii give a
dance and cotill0H January ..
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh will en-
tertain al dinner party on Sunday even
ltA anu rEtiiA t44 atblihtle tliAiifs ill dil-
dition to the large stag dinner by Mr..
Walsh, already announced for Saturday
They have abandoned their proposed trip
10 Florida, and viii pass the late winter
and early spring abroad.
Miss Pierce. Of the Portner. has as her
guest Miss Helen yarick Boswell, Of New
York Miss Boswell has many friends in
Washington, having spent several seasons
here at the Carlo. Miss Pierce Will give
a tea in her honor tomorrow afternoon
The regular meeting OF the Peirce Guild. /
which was to have been held tomorrow /
has been postponed owing 70 the serious (
illness Of Mrs James Mckinney. who (
was TO have entertained the guild at the I
Portland.
Mrs. Howard Malcolm Kutchin and her /
mother. Mrs. Z S. KimbaH, will be at
home to-day and the remaining Thurs 4
days in January, at the Edward, SIC Fif- I
teenth street.
Mrs. William A Clark, of 1915 Massa- /
chusetts avenue. will not be at home to- 4
day.
Mrs. L. 3. Swormstedt will be at home
to-day and THURSDAY Iau41ary q