The Washington herald., 1908-02-21
Surgeon General and Mrs.
Rixey Hosts at Dinner.
MISS LOWERING PLANS TEA
Daughter of Representative to Meet
Ladies' in massachusetts DeIega-
tiOn-German Ambassador and Bar
Oness SternburE Leave for Florida.
Mrs. Mckee Entertains.

| RiNey were dinner hosts last evening
entertaining the Rev. and Mrs. Roland
Cotton Smith. Mai Gen. and Mrs. Gil
lespie, Mrs. Julian James, Mrs. Rich
ard Butler. Medical Director, I. N, and
Mrs. Wise. Judge Advocate General and
Mrs. Campbell. Commander and Mrs
Reamy, Medical Inspector Boyer. L. s.
n. and DIR. Grayson.
Miss Lowering daughter of Representa-
tive Lowering, will give a tea tomorrow
afternoon for the ladies Of the Massachu-
setts delegation in Congress. Miss Lover
ing has planned the tea for Saturday out
OF compliment 10 her sister, Mrs II. B.
Coke, of Philadelphia, who. with Mr.
Coke. is now visiting here. They are
az the Willard.
Mrs. Wetmore. who has been to New
York. is returning to-day.
The German Ambassador and the
Baroness Won Sternburg left tovr yes
terday afternoon for Tampa. Fla. where
they Will visit for two weeks, after which
they will go on TO Cuba
Miss Langham. the baroness sister.
went TO Louisville 20 visit an uncle. Mr..
Arthur Langham. While the Ambassador
and the baroness are away.
Baron Haymerle, of the Austro-Hun-
garian Embassy. will leave Washington
to-day for Florida for a pleasure trip.
NJ Cartier of the Belgian Legation. is
in Denver where Nine. Cartier is quite
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host al dinner last night complimentary
to the large party OF New Workers who
came 10 Washington 20 attend the
Bachelors Cotillion. Wednesday night,
ard the White House reception last even
inG. Among those present were Mr.. and
NJ s. Garrett 3. Kipp. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam H. Hoppin. Mr.. and Mrs. Goelet
| iallatin. Mr.. Z. Coster Wilderming Mr..
Robert Gardiner. and Mr.. William 3.
Clyde. jr.
Mrs. James Robert Mckee was hostess
at luncheon yesterday at Rauscher's.
her guests being Mrs. stephen B. Elkins.
Ms. Thomas II. Carter. Mrs. John W.
Foster. Mrs Arthur Lee, Mrs. Charles
Bromwell. Mrs Simmons. Mrs. Richard
son Glover. Mrs. Brown. Mrs. John B.
Henderson. Mrs. Ludlow. Mrs. Audenried.
Mrs. McCullum, Mrs Miers. Mrs. Janen.
Mrs Woods, Mrs. Ross Thompson. Mrs.
Lowden. Mrs. Somers. Mrs. Hornsby, Mrs.
Reamey. Mrs. Brooks. Mrs. Campbell.
and Miss Ids Thompson. Miss Skidmore.
and Miss Mckee.
Mr. and Mrs George Vanderbilt entes'-
tanned at luncheon yesterday at their
residence in New Hampshire avenue.
Mrs Newberry and Miss Carol New
berry. wife and daughter Of the Assist
ant Secretary OF the Navy. left Washing
ton yesterday for Lakeville. Conn. where
they will visit the sons or the Newberry
family. who are attending school. Mrs.
Newberry will return TO Washington
about the middle of next week. and Miss
Newberry Will go 10 Detroit, where she
Will be the guest Of her aunt. Mrs. Jay
Word has reached Washington from
London that Miss Ida Wynne, daughter
of Consul General Robert J. Wynne. was
presented at court. Countess Bencken-
dorff, wife of the Russian Ambassador to
England. presented her In the absence Of
Mrs. whitelaw Reid. who is still in
America
Mrs. James F. Barbour and her daugh-
ter. Miss Marguerite Barbour. left Wash
ington yesterday for Atlantic City.
Miss Maude Ashford. who has been the
guest OF Mrs John Hooe, at Warrenton,
Va. for the past week. has returned 10
her home. IN Fa:ragut square.
Mrs. Carl Droop wiz be at home to her
friends to-day.
Col and Mrs. Anthony Kuzer are the
guests Of Mrs. Kuzers parents. former
Senator and Mrs. Dryden, at their home
in Eighteenth street
Former Ambassador to France Rob
ert S. Mccormick came 20 Washington
last week and stopped az the Arlington
for a brief stay. Mrs. Mccormick is still
in the city.
The students pail, which is to be held
at the New Willard Hotel this evening.
promises to be one of the successful
social functions of the season. Mrs.
Charles Z. Monroe, president OF the board
Of lady managers OF the George Wash
AlSttA FlSAAA AAoSH4Ndlf VIII De dS-
sisted in receiving by Mrs. Charles w.
Needham. Mrs. Charles W. Richardson.
Mrs II. c. Yarrow. and Mrs. ]. H Graf
ford. The introductions will be made
by Mr.. H. w. Houghton. president OF the
Association of Class Presidents of the
University. The students floor committee
Will be as follows:
Harry W. Houghton. chairman: D. A. Baer. Rob
son DeS. Brown, Z. W. Boughton. W. r Blount
Clark. w. G Carpenter. ]. d. Dodson. A. NJ
Daniels. Robert H. Duenner. A. II. Eberling NJ p
EsiIn, 5. +. Fairfield. X. B. Floyd H. Gary. H
! Gibson A. W. Cash. Antonio c. Gousalez
q W. Garlock, E. T. Gates. A. s. Garrett C. III
Hayton, H. ID. johnson. r. " Jones W. Lampman.
A. h. Muhemaa. F. \. Mcknight. J. J. Mcioone
Z B, Mueller. Ira B. McNeal. r. l. NewhOIser
George Poole. George Z. Peck Charles R. Potion
Il H. Pearce, Waldo R. Pearce. H. A Peyton
Leon Pietzfelder. Ralph Quick A. B Reavfs p
o. Reed Sidney F. Sherwood. Jack Sterrett. o. z.
n. Scott, ]. H. Schrader. Waldo Schmidt W +
Seward J. +. Seller. o. r. Singleton. A p.
libbets. H. NJ Tayloe Melville feWksbury William
A. Turkenton. w. O. Var Week. r. D. Wolfe. c. |
T. Wilson. G. p Walton. y. J. Warner. Charles |
Wheatley Joseph Wilhelm. H. " Walters. and g. !
T. Young
hrs Sanders Johnston will be at home
tomorrow from TO at her new home. |
1872 Fifteenth street northwest. In recog- |