The Washington herald., 1908-02-12

az INFANT NAAA4itL pa - ff''e NiAt Nf'----
by the Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Metcalf last evening complimentary TO
the President and Mrs. Roosevelt. In
vited to meet them were Capt. and Mrs.
Richard Munigau. Mr.. and Mrs Larz
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wander
bilt. Mrs, Donald Cameron, Miss Williams,
Rear Admiral Caps Mr.. and Mrs. George
McNear. jr., Mr. and Mrs. T. f. Bowles,
Of California, and Mr.. Herbert Knox
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McNear, jr. and
Mr.. ana Mrs. T. +. Bowles are the house
guests of Secretary and Mrs. Metcah
and will be entertained by them this even
ing at a dinner of eighteen covers.
The Attorney General and Mrs. Bona
parte gave a dinner last night in compli-
ment 10 the Chief Justice ana the ,AssoCl-
ate Justices Of the Supreme Court
1t was Chief Justice Fuller's seventy
sixth birthday, and the event was a pref
ty compliment to the veteran head Of this
august body.
The dinner was given al Rauscher's, in
the ballroom the table being prettily
decorated for the occasion. Those who
gathered around it were. beside Chief
Justice Fuller Justice and Mrs Harlan.
Justice and Mrs Brewer, Justice and Mrs.
White, Justice and Mrs Holmes, former
Justice and Mrs. Brown, Justice Moody,
Gov. Wilson, OF Kentucky, Postmaster
General and Mrs Meyer, Mrs Garfield.
Mrs. Bayard. Mrs. Stanley Matthews,
Mrs. Rae Mr. Richard II. Dana, OF Cam
bridge Nd. Mrs. John Phillips. of Bos-
ton Judge Morris. of Baltimore; Judge
and Mrs. Harlan. Of Baltimore: Judge
Sharp. of Baltimore, Mr. Stephenson \.
Williams of BelaiT. Md; Mrs. ID. l.. Bart
lett, and Miss Milligan. of Baltimore.
Mime. Hauge. widow of the late Nor
wegian Minister. has returned TO this
country from Norway. where she went
with her husband on his leave OF absence.
She has gone to Louisville, Ky. with her
mother, Mrs. Todd.
Baroness HeugeImuller wife Of the
Austro-Hungarian Ambassador. enter
tanned M dinner last night for her house
guest Mrs Hubbard. OF New York, in
vited 20 meet whom were Naval Attsche
of the German Embassy and Nine Heb
binghaus, the Naval Attache OF the Aus
tTO-Hungarian Embassy ana Baroness
Won Preuschen. Mrs Rush Shipper Hui
dekoper. of Philadelphia. VI. Skybak.
charge d'affaires of Norway; Baron
Sehlippeubach, Russian consul general AT
Chicago; Count Won Toeroek. new at
tache Of the Austro-Huugarian Embassy;
NJ de Thai. OF the Russian Embassy;
Miss Todd, and Miss Jackson.
The Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. StrauS were also dinner hosts
last evening. entertaining Senator and
Mrs. Thomas Carter, Representative and
Mrs. Serene Payne. Representative and
Mrs. John DalzeU, Representative and
Mrs. James l. Slayden. Mr.. and Mrs
Simon Wolf Mrs. John Is. Henderson.
Representative and Mrs. James S. Sher-
man. Representative and Mrs William
SulZeT. Mr.. and Mrs FahnestOCk MI
and Mrs. Cooley. Capt Mark, COmman-
der FetcheIer, Representative Henry
n GoldfogeL DIR. Stratton, DIR, and Mrs.
Shafer. Mrs. Hess. Of New York, Mrs.
Straus' niece, and Mr.. Austin.
Nine. Pastor, wife Of the first secretary
Of the Spanish Legation, who. with the
Minister. has gone to Cuba on a pleasure
trip. was hostess yesterday at a delightful
luncheon. at witch she entertained Mime.
PardO, wife of the Peruvian Minister.
Nine. Chermont. wife Of the second secre-
tary Of the Brazilian Embassy; Mrs.
James, wife Of the military attache Of
the British Embassy: Mrs. John Rogers,
Mrs Chatard Mrs. Duvall. Mrs Harlow,
Miss Patten. Mrs Cassells, Mrs. Dyer.
and Mrs. Weighman.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Root
were among the dinner hosts last evening.
Miss Franklin entertained at a card
party at stoneleigh Court yesterday after
noon.
Miss Margaret Gale was hostess at a
tea yesterday afternoon at her home. 1727
K street. She was assisted by Mrs.
Sharp. wife Of Gen. Sharp.
Miss Maud Ashford. whose engagement
to former Senator Henry Gassaway Davis
created such a stir in Capital social cir
Giles. has authorized a statement where
by she denies the engagement as existing
at present, and further SAYS she broke
it off Monday night on account Of the
publicity given the matter and the
strenuous opposition by members OF the
Senator'S family.
The italian Ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des PIanches left Washington yes
terday morning for New York, whence
they will sail to-day for Cuba. They VIII
be absent about a month, and will spend
most Of the time in Havana.
News received here that the Minister
from the Netherlands Jonkheer de Marees
van Swinderen, who is now abroad with
Nine van Swinderen, has been made
minister of foreign affairs in Hollands
new cabinet, has been much discussed
in diplomatic circles.
The Minister has many friends here.
where ne has been accredited for the
past three years. He was married here
TO a Washington young woman. Miss
Glover daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Glover. and their many friends. While
cOngratUlating the Minister upon his ap-
pointment. are regretting that his new
duties will take him from this post His