The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-21

tertRins for Hon. Miss PauncefOte.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas F. Walsh enter
tanned a dinner company last evening
(which included the Vice President. Sena-
tor and Mrs. Depew, Senator Bacon, Capt.
and Mrs Clover, Mr.. and Mrs Hen
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Spalding,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth. MIR.
and Mrs. Hugh Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs.
B0al, Mrs. Augustus Eddy. Mrs. Field.
Mrs. Postlethwaite, Mrs. Charles A. Mum,
Mrs. James l. KernOchan, of New York.
Miss Young, Of Denver; Miss Woodruff,
Capt Fourier, OF the French Embassy,
Count de Adhimar. Gen. Max Woodruff.
Mr.. Gerard Barry, Capt Bentley Mott,
and Mrs. Caldwell
Lieut. Commander and Mrs Albert Key
entertained a dinner company last evening
in honor of the Ambassador from Japan and
Viscountess Aoki, with their son-in-law
and daughter, the Count and Countess
Hatzfeldt. OF Germany. The friendship Of
the hosts and the ambassadors family,
extending over a period Of nearly ten
years began in Japan, where Commander
Key took his bride when he served as
naval attache at the American Embassy
in Tokyo
Commander and Mrs Key. although
among the youngest hosts Of official life,
are already well known for the number OF
noted peTsonages included in their list OF
friends. They were guests at the marriage
Of Count and Countess Hatzfeldt. which
took place in Japan three years ago the
bridegroom then being a member Of the
German Embassy and naturally were
among the hrst to welcome these interest
ing visitors 10 Washington.
Mrs. Townsend entertained last evening
at dinner in honor Of Miss Pauncefote.
Mr.. and Mrs Perry Belmont entertained
at a dinner party Of twerty-four covers
last evening, complimentary to their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Hwfa Williams. of
London. Mr.. and Mrs. Belmont and their
guests will go 10 New York to-day 20 fill
several social engagements in that city
but will return the middle OF the week.
Senator and Mrs. Rayners dinner on
Wednesday evening viii be given AT
Rauscher's with a company of seventy
guests.
Senator and Mrs. Proctor have gone 10
Lakewood for a stay Of some weeks at
the Laurel in the Pines
Mrs. r. II. Walworth, Of Saratoga. for
many years a winter resident Of Washing
ton, has gone 10 Florida to pass the sea-
son with her brother, Maj. Gen. Hardin,
at st. Augustine.
At the marriage Of Miss Maude Virginia
Blaine TO Mr.. Aubrey Lynn Clark on
Wednesday evening the brides only at
teEdants viii be Miss Ethel Ingram. rs
maid Of honor. and Mr.. Garrett Waters. Of
Norfolk. Va. as best man The Cere-
mOny Will take place at the home Of the
brides mother. Mrs. Robert Blaine Of
Capitol Hill. in the presence OF a family
party but will be followed by a reception
20 a large number Of friends After q
honeymoon trip of several weeks Mr..
Clark and his bride Will be at home at
l53 c street southeast.
Mrs. T. a. Lambert and the Misses
Lambert entertained at tea on Saturday
IN honor OF their guests. Mrs StulI and
Mrs. Mack, Of Philadelphia. Pink roses
and white llacs formed the floral decora-
ton OF the tea-room and drawing-ro0m.
Mrs. John W. Childress. Of Tennessee.
formerly Miss Reta Worthington Ridge
ley Of this city, bride OF two or three
seasons ago. Is visiting her mother, Mrs.
William F. Daley, at the latterss new,
home on Wyoming avenue. Mrs Daley
and Mrs. Childress will be at home
Thursday, February :.
The Misses Wilson will receive Fridays
in February. Miss Helen Wilson, the
debutante daughter of the family. who
has been one Of the most popular Of the
resident buds. will receive with her sis
tiers.
Rear Admiral Franklin c. Prindle.
L. s. y. retired. is III at the Hotel Bar
ceIona, St Augustine. Fla, where he is
staying with Mrs. Prindle. and is under
the care Of a lung specialist
The Boston Journal has the following
comment to make on the reception given
by Mrs. O'Donoghue, formerly of Wash
ington.
There was large and brilliant com
pany at the Hotel Mountford last even
ing, As the guests OF Mrs. Marian Long
fellow O'DOnCghue who entertained with
a talk on her distinguished uncle, the
poet LOngfellOw. She was introduced by
Frank B. Sarborn. the Sage OF Concord.
an Old-time friend OF the poet Mrs
IO'Donoghue illustrated her talk with
colored slides of much beauty made from
special photographs. Society ana the lit
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