The Washington herald., 1908-01-21
IN The SOCIAL WORLD
Dance at Home of Senator
and Mrs. DepeW.
MONDAY GERMAN LAST NIGHT
and Sonora Quesadn at the
Raleigh Pending Preparations at
the New Cuban LeEntiOn-Bnron
and Baroness HenEeImuIIer to At
tend Szechenyi-Vandcrbi Wedding.

a small dance was given last night at
the home of Senator and Mrs. Depew,
when they entertained almost hundred
guests
The color scheme Of the decorations
was pink. The drawing-rooms were
adorned with carnations and the ballroom
garlanded with pink azaleas.
Mrs. Depew welcomed her guests in
gown of pale green satin trimmed with
lace. with which she wore diamonds and
pearls.
The guests were recruited mostly from
the younger dancing set, including the
bachelors of the diplomatic corps, as well
as some of the married set. including
Mrs. Don Cameron Representative and
Mrs. Bourke Cochran, MI and Mrs. Lor-
Hard Mr.. and Mrs. Emo SIgnor Mon
tagna, Sisnor Centaro, and Signor Cora.
OF the Italian Embassy; Baron Amhrozy
and Baron Haymerle. of the Austro-
hungarian Embassy; Nile, des Portes
and Maj Fournier of the French En-
bassy: Count Won Hatzfeldt and Herr
Schubert, of the German Embassy; Prince
Koudacheff and NJ Kroupensky, Of the
Russian Embassy. Lieut. Col and Mrs
James. Mr, and Mrs. Young. Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Watson. Mr.. Kennard and
apt the Hon. Horace Hood. OF the
British Embassy; the Danish Minister.
NJ. Bruu; the Belgian Minister and
Baroness Aioncheur. and the Portuguese
Minister, Viscount de Alte.
Mrs. J. R. Martin wife Of Pay Director
Martin I. $. n, was host yesterday af-
ternoon al O tea. Her home I'm the navy
yard Was for the occasion prettiIy
decorated with flowers Mrs Hensel. Of
Lancaster, Pa, Miss Mccullough. OF
Philadelphia. and Miss Hopkins. house
guests, assisted the hostess. who also
was aided Ia dispensing boSpitalities by
Mrs Hilareth lhayer. Mrs. Lc hoy
Iu'tle, Miss Gertrude Williams. and Miss
Katherine Cldb8ugh Mrs Martin well
coined her guests iu a gown of hand
painted white chiffon.
At the benefit performance az the Na-
tional Theater last night boxes were held
by the Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Straus. Mr.. and Mrs John r.
Mclean. Representative and Mrs. DaIzeU
senor Pulido, of the Venezuelan Legation.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lisner.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury
and Mrs Beekman Winthrop entertained
Informally al dinner lasJ night
The Cuban Minister and Sonora Quesada
arrived in Washington yesterday. They
will be domiciled at the Raleigh Hotel
until their new legation is in order. This
is the former home Of the former consul
general TO London, Henry Clay Evans.
in Massachusetts, avenue. and which has
been also the Peruvian Legation and the
home Of the former Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. Shaw.
The Austro-Hungarian Ambassador and
Baroness HenEeImUuer VIII leave Wash
ington next week for New York 10 be
guests at the wedding of Count Szecaenyi
and Miss Vanderbilt
Nine Chermont. wife Of the secretary
Of the Brazilian Embassy, went % Ralu-
more yesterday 20 accompany her sister.
Miss Sloane. on her return to her home
there. Miss Sloane had been the guest for
some days OF N. and Nine. Chermont.
The second Monday german took place
last night at RaUscher's, and was in every
particular enjoyable. The dances were
planned by Miss Grace Bell. Miss Shelby
Converse. Miss Constance Hoyt and
Miss CaryI Crawford, who composed the
committee Of arrangements. and the
guests were welcomed by Mrs. Newberry.
Mrs. Summerlin. Mrs Richard Harlow.
Mrs. Hoyt, and Mrs. BromweH
The rooms were decorated with palms
and smilax. a string orchestra furnished
a programme Of popular dance music.
Shortly after midnight a buffet supper
was served
Among the guests were Lieut. Com
mander de BlanpTe. naval attache Of the
French Embassy, and Nine. de Blanpre;
the first secretary OF the Spanish Lega-
ton and Nine. Pastor; Miss Langham,
the third secretary Of the French En-
bassy and Viscountess de Martel. Repre-
sentative and Mrs Nicholas Longworth
Miss Miriam Crosby, Mr. and Mrs. Voor-
hees Miss Jessie Steele. Miss Martha
Cameron. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Cobb,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming Newbold. Mr. and
Mrs. Philip HichbOrn, Lieut.. r. c. Bull
mar. I. s n. and Mrs Bulmer, Mr.
and Mrs Walter Tuckerman, Mr. and
Mrs. Walcott Tuckerman. Mr. and Mrs.
ODonnelI Lee Mr. and Mrs. W. s. An
drews, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Legare, Col.
Charles BrOmWell L. s. A. and Mrs
Bromwell Mr. and Mrs Horace West
colt, DIT and Mrs. James Mitchell Lieut..
Silas Miller. Lieut. Foote. Mr.. Gilmore.
Or. and Mrs. Alexander Magruder, Miss
Elkins Miss Murray, Miss Darlington.
Miss Newberry, Miss Magruder. Repre-
and Mrs. Bourke Cochran Mr..
Won Schubert Count Won Hatzfeidt.
Lieut. Won Bruning. Of the German EN-
bassy, SignOr Montagna Signor Centaro.
and Signora Cora, of the Italian Embassy:
Mr.. Brun, the Minister from Denmark:
Baron HaymeTle and Baron Ambrozy, of
the Austrian Embassy; Mai Fournler. of
the French Embassy; Mile des Portes,
Miss Jennings, Miss Gertrude Williams,
Miss Katherine Williams. Miss RidgeIv.
Miss Crawford. Miss Mckee. Miss Leech.
Capt. Wigmore. the Misses Butler, Miss
Brownson, Miss Eleanor Parker. the
Misses Trescott Miss Feroline Perkins.
Miss Loring, Miss Chew. Miss Downing.
Miss Schroeder. Miss Alice Vandergrift.
Miss Church Miss Perkins, Miss Portner.
Miss Maxwell. Miss Jarvis. MissF Morse.
Miss Cole, Miss Schroeder. Capt. Fitz-
hugh Lee, Capt. Cheney, Can't. Mccoy.
Mr.. FalCOner. Mr. Howard, Mr Colds