The Washington herald., 1907-04-04
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
NJ. and Nine. de Blanpre En-
terrain at Dinner.
EASTER F1NERY DISPLAYED
Bonnets and Gowns. Kept Under
Cover by Threatening Weather,
shown at the Raccs-Mrs. Mclean
Arrives "a Arrange for the Coming
Congress of the ID. A. II.

The naval attaehe Of the French EN-
bassy and Madame de Bianpre enter
tanned at dinner last night at their resi-
dence in Nineteenth street. Their guests
were the Netherlands Minister and Mad
anne van Swinderen. Capt. Rodgers, L.
s n, and Mrs. and Miss Rodgers. Mr..
and Mrs Gibson Fahnestock, Of New
York; Miss Kean. Col Raspopoff. milf
tary attache OF the Russian Embassy;
Vieomte de Chambrun, of the French
Embassy, and Count and Countess Won
Hatzfeldt. son-in-iaw and daughter of the
japanese Ambassador and the Viscount-
ess AokL
Senator and Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins
entertained at dinner last night a party
of young people. friends Of Miss Kath-
crime Eikins and her house guests. Mrs.
Kernoehan and Mrs. Lorillard Beekman.
Of New York
Mrs Edison Bradley entertained for her
daughter. Mrs. Herbert Shipman, of New
York, who Is visiting her. She had as her
guests at luncheon Mrs. Bulmer wife OF
Lieut. BUlmer. L. S. n: Mrs. BrOmweli
Mrs. Lee Phillips. Mrs. RebeT, Mrs. Ran
dolph. Vlcomtesse de Sibour. Mrs. Jack
Biddle. Miss Davis, of New York; Mss
Sheridan. Miss Hagner, Miss Pierson. of
New York: Miss Schwab, Miss Sanger,
and Miss Ffoulke.
Mrs. Bradley will close her apartment at
stoneleigh Court in May. and go to
Tuxedo.
Mrs Fairbanks. wife Of the Vice Presi-
dent, who has been too indisposed to take
any part in social affairs for weeks. was
hostess at a theater party last night at
the Belasc0 Theater. 10 see We Are in
Society" Among her guests were Mrs.
Day. wife Of Justice Day, and Mrs. Ray
mond Patterson.
The chief event Of yesterday was the
races, which brought together all the
smart people IN town. who wore their
Easter gowns and Easter bonnets, that
The threatening weather of Sunday did
rot permit 10 appear To mention those
present win be simply to print a resume
Il all the young men and young women
in society who take an interest In the
sport. One of the most enthusiastic on
lockers present was Mr.. Pierre Lorillard,
who was accompanied by his wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Mclean are guests at
the New Willard. Mrs. Mclean. who is
the president Of the National Society OF
the Daughters OF the American Revolt
ton. came for the purpose of arranging
the details OF the coming congress of that
order, which viii open here April Il.
Mrs. Emory, wife Of Rear Admiral VIII
liam II. Emory, will entertain at her horna
in New York on Friday afternoon. IN
honor OF Miss Stephens. whose engage
ment TO William II. Emory, jr.. has re-
Gently been announced.
Senior Emilio c. Joubert, Dominican
Minister to the United States, who has
been In ui-health for several months. has
left for Hot Springs, Ark. where he will
remain under treatment for two months
The marriage Of Carrie Mabel, Gaugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Sis and Mr..
r
st. Dominic's Church. Tuesday morning.
April .. at O'Clock, Rev Father J. A.
Hinch officiating The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Anna Sis. Mr.. Joseph
Holden acted as best man. The ushers
were Messrs. W. J. Lester Sis, John G..
Godron. and Americas Dunn
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs Hol-
den left for Atlantic City They viii be
AT home 70 their friends after April Il.
Mss Hilda jacob has returned to her
home in Washington. after spending the
winter in Cuba with her brother. Will
lam Jacob.
The guests of the Peruvian Minister
and Nine. Pardo AZ their dinner on Tues
day night were: Spanish minister. Senior
Pima; the counselor Of the British en-
bassy and Lady Isabella Howard. Col.
and Mrs. Bromwell Miss Harriet souther-
land and Miss Louise Maxwell, both of
the navy circle; Senior Zavalia, Of the
Argentine legation, and Senior Walls Y
Merino. of the Spanish legation.
Sonora de Obaldia. wife of the nllnis-
Ter from Panama VIII be Unable 10 re-
ceive to-day because Of III health.
Baroness Moncheur. wife Of the Minis
ter from Belgium. whose health has been
very much broken since the sudden death
of her little stepdaughter in the early
winter, has gone 10 the country for rest
of a few weeks. Her mother. Mrs
Powell Clayton, viii be at the legation
during her absence.
The Rev. Or. and Mrs. Edward Everett
Hale gave an informal tea yesterday
afternoon in honor of Mr.. Hale's eighty
fifth birthday. It was delight to see
this veteran eoclesistic in such superb
health and TO witness his real enjoyment
of the flowers and other memorials of re
gard that came to him from all over the
country. Mr.. Hale is an atumnus of the
Harvard class of 1899. and has been
preaching since 1886
Among the visitors at the Virginia Hot
Springs from Washington are Mrs. T.
De Witt Talmage. Miss Rebekah Collier.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas b. Hutchinson. and
Miss Margaret Noyes.
Mr.. Fred E. Mann entertained box
party at the National Theater last night TO
witness George NJ Cohan's performance.