The Washington herald., 1908-01-21

brother, Mr.. John b, Sleman, jr.. acted
as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Sleman left
for a trip 10 Havana. They viii stop at
St Augustine Palm Beach, and Miami
Mrs. Black Bryant will be in the re-
ceiving party at the Southern bah to-
night
Mr. John Bennett, the author. from
Charleston. S. G.. and his wife are visit
ing Rear Admiral and Mrs Dickins. in
Nineteenth street.
The Netherlands Minister and Nine. van
Swinderen have left Washington for New
York. en- route 10 Holland. where they
will spend some months on leave OF
absence.
Jonkher and Nine. van Swinderen were
among those who enjoyed the last night
of The Red Mil" They. with Mr. and
Mrs. Glover, the latter's parents. occu-
pied box on Saturday night In the
box next 10 them were the Third Assist
ant Secretary Of State and Mrs. Hunting
ton Wilson. who had among other guests,
Sisuor Centaro, Of the Italian Embassy.
On the opposite side Of the theater tbe
Counselor of the Mexican Embassy and
Sonora GodOy occupied a box with some
of the Mexican Embassy personnel.
Mrs Charles y. Fowler. Of New Jersey.
who is at the Highlands for the winter,
Will be at home this afternoon.
Rear Admiral Richardson Glover. L. =.
y. and Mrs. Clover were among the din
ner hosts last evening.
The V1ce President and Mrs Fairbanks
also entertained party at dinner last
night
Miss Caryl Crawford entertained al din
ner last evening preceding the Monday
german. having as her guests the Third
Secretary Of the French Embassy and
Visc0untess de Nartel. Miss Jennings.
Miss Foraker Miss Newberry, Miss Ger
trude Williams, Miss Brewster, Miss
Shelby Converse, Miss Cantrubi. and Miss
Hoyt and Sigu0r M0UtaEua Of the Ital-
ian Embassy. Nr. Won Schubert. Of the
German Embassy, Baron Haymere OF
the Austrian Embassy; Mr. John Jackson.
Senior Joachim. charge d'anaiTes AZ the
Chilean Legation. Mr.. Franklin Ellis Mr..
Donald Cassels, Mr. James Palmer, and
capt Kelly
Miss Cantrubi is the guest Of Mrs. Tif-
fanny Dyer at her residence I'm this city.
The second ~ the WUsou-Greeue musi-
Gales took place yesterday morning in the
ballroom of the New Willard and at
uaeted the largest and most fashionable
audience of the season.
Nine. Schumanu-Haiuk was the artist
her repertoire including songs in German.
Italian. and English, charming ballads
and folk song as well as difficult arias
composing the programme. Mime. Schu-
maHn-He.uk is always enthusiastically re-
ceiyed in Washington. and each number
was heartily enjoyed by the audience.
Mrs Roosevelt. accompanied 10y Mrs
Metcalf Mrs Nicholas Longworth. sr., and
Miss Car5w. occupied fl box, and in the
audience were Miss Laugham. Mrs Taft,
Mrs. Julian James Mrs. John H. Mer-
ridm, Miss Merriam. Miss Robson. Mrs
C0rb.u, Miss PatteH, Mrs Harriet Blaine
Beale. Mrs. Richardson Glover. Mrs. Hope
Slater, Mrs Joseph TbrOpp Mrs Rich
ard Harlow, Miss Sheriff.. Mrs. Herbert
Wadsworth. Mrs. Thomas II. Carter. Mrs
Beuham. Mrs. vs.. T. Draper. Mrs. Rixey
Mrs. J. q. Wise Mrs. John A. Logan and
Mrs. Tucker Mrs. G. A. Williams, Mrs
Tiffany DYER, Mrs. Larz Anderson. Mrs
EIkins. Miss Elkus. Mrs. Arthur Lee.
Mrs PCrtu0T. the Misses Portner. Miss
Harlan, Mrs. Lee Phillips, and Mrs.
Hooe.
AIr and Mrs. c. L Demar of New York,
are visiting Mr. Demars relatives in
Georgetown,
Mrs. Wheeler wife of Representative
Nelson p. Wheeler. of Pennsylvania. and
Miss Wheeler Will not receive next Tues
day. but viii receive on January 2S at
the New Willard.
Nr and Mrs. Clarence Fish have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are
at the Denver
Mrs. J. J. Richardson has cards out
for tea on Wednesday at the Portland.
complimentary TO Mrs. Halle Erminie
Rives Wheeler. the novelist.
Mrs Wheeler is the wife Of Secretary
Wheeler. Of the American Embassy at
Tokyo