The Washington herald., 1907-11-15

Senor Sanchez Ocana, Of Guatemala |
Senior +. G. Fiallos. OF Honduras; DIR. /
Salvador Rodriguez. of Salvador; Assis- |
tant Secretary OF state, Mr.. Robert Ba- |
con: Mr. W l. Buchanan, and Mr.. F. J. |
Yanes.
Miss Esther Denny entertained az a |
luncheon yesterday at her nome in Con- |
necticut avenue. complimentary 10 Miss |
Carol Newberry. daughter of the Assist |
ant Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs. New |
berry. and Miss Henrietta Fitch. daugh- |
ter OF the Chief Of Engineers. u S. N, |
and Mrs. Fitch. who are two OF the sea |
sons dehutantes Twelve guests were
seated at the table. which was attractive
" decorated with yellow ehrysanthemums. !
with minor appointments 10 harmonic |
Invited to meet the honor guests were
Miss Sadie Murray. Miss Eleanor Ridge
~. Miss CIOchette Magruder. Miss Mary
Scott. Miss JEANNE Sands. Miss Yulee No
BILE Miss Vera Downing, and Miss Con-
stance Hoyt.
Mr. and Mrs Homer Davenport are
guests al the New Willard, en- route TO
their place in New Jersey from the West.
DR.. and Mrs. Abram Simon have gone
to Atlantic City for an indefinite stay.
Society was we'll represented last night
al the fall exhibition of the Washington
Florists Club. at the National Rifles Ar
mory. much interest being felt in the
prize exhibits Of Mrs Gardiner Hubbard.
who has won seven prizes for her bios
sons they excelling in beauty the flowers
Of many of the professional florists Her
prize winners were ~TOses. carnations,
palms, and foliage plants
Mrs l. 4. Letter Of Washington, and
Mr. r. 4. b Widener. OF Philadelphia
are other well-known people who have
flowers on exhibition. Mrs Metcalf. wife
of the Secretary OF the Navy; Mrs. True
man Newberry, wife Of the Assistant
Secretary Of the Navy. and Mrs William
Barrett sRidgely. wife Of the Comptroller
OF the Currency. We're among the patron
esses. The show closed last night
Al the exhibition Of chrysanthemums
held by the Agricultural Department
which closed last week some very fine
specimens were seen, and two Of the
most admired blossoms were new this
year. and had just been christened for
TWO young women prominent in the pub
lie eye. not only Of Washington, but OF the
nation. Miss Ethel Roosevelt. daughter
OF the President and Mrs. Roosevelt and
Miss Edith Root. daughter of the Sec
retary OF State were both honored 10y
having blossoms named for them.
The Ethel Roosevelt" is a beautiful
fluffy white flower, and the Edith Root
is equally attractive. chrysanthemum OF
a delicate lilac purple.
The Austro-Hungarian Embassy. whose
chief. Baron HenEelmUller. returned yes
terday with the baroness from Europe. is
20 have a new secretary attache who
will arrive the latter part Of next month.
Baron Torok is his name, and he is young
and "A bachelor. and promises 10 be "A
welcome addition TO society.
II. SzNnt-Ivany. who expected = leave
Washington this month viii probably not
get away before the latter part of next
month, as the new secretary who is 10
take his place Baron Demeter Hye will
not arrive until December =. NJ. Scent
Ivany viii. therefore. reach home Just i'm
time 20 celebrate Christmas in Austria
and will then 90 on 20 his new post at
Constantinople The news Of the delay
IN his departure Is welcome 10 his many
friends here. as he is very popular not
only among his colleagues, but among the
social set generally.
Count Hermann Won HatZfeldt, coun-
selor OF the German Embassy, is expected
/ 10 return from his leave Of absence in
I Europe November 26.
Herr Won Radowitz will not leave Wash
ingtOn until Count Hatzfeldt is well on
I his way 10 this cOHntry- He will then
proceed 10 his new duties IN Mexico.
f
/ Speaker Cannon is expected at his home
/ in Vermont avenue next Wednesday, and
/ he will be Joined by his daughter, Miss
/ Helen Cannon. about December J.
/ Mrs. Richard Townsend and her dsugh-
ter. Miss Mathilde Townsend. who have
spent the summer abroad. are expected 70
sail for home tomorrow. and viii arrive
4 here next week.
/ Rear Admiral Franklin C. PrindIe L. s
Z A. retired. is leaving sunday 20 spend the
/ winter in Farlan Springs, Fla.
/ Representative Richmond P. Hobson has
1 just returned to Washington from an ex-
! tended lecture tour. and he and Mrs. Hob
son are entertaining Mrs. Hobson's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hull OF Tuxedo, at
/ their home in : street.
Seuor \. J. \. Arrange. Minister from
/ Panama, has sailed for home on leave
/ of absence, and Mr.. c. c. Arosemena
VIII be acting charge daffaires.
/ The dates for the Bachelors cotiilions.
! Washingtons Smartest dance events.
have been selected for this season. They
are. January s January - and Feb
/ rUary - The dances viii. as usuals be-
held in the willard ballroom. The
/ committee i'm charge includes MesSrs. Gist
I Blair, president; Capt. j. Curtis Gilmore.
jr-, vice president; J. ManderviIle Car
| lislc. treasurer. Reginald :. Huidekoper.
] secretary and the following gentlemen:
MesSrs- Jerome Bonaparte. Frederick II.
Brooke, Lieut. Commander Clelland F
| Davis, William Z. Hit, Capt Frank
Mccoy, L. :. A.. and Lieut. Edward
| MCCauley. L. 5. y.
Mrs. Sarah Carsons, Of Florence. Mass.
is visiting Mrs. Addie Foster. of East
Capitol street.
The Wizard Club gave dance last
evening at RaIscher's.
Carus are out announcing the mar
riage OF Miss Hattie L. Garland to Mr.
J. Edgar Iglehart, Tuesday. November
l2 They will be at home after Decem-
Der l at 922 y street northwest