The Washington herald., 1908-04-30
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Ambassador and Nine. JuSse-
rand Dinner Hosts,
MISS BRIGHAM WEDS MOORE
Ceremony Held at Cleveland Park.
Miss Swanson Guest Of Honor at
Luncheon Given by Mrs. ThropP.
Dinner at Cuban LegatiOn-Miss
Katherine McNeaI's Musicale.

Another brilliant audience viii greet the
student talent to be heard at the Belasco
tonight in Uncle Sans Ditch pre-
sented by the Mask and Wig Club of the
University Of Pennsylvania
This is the third and last tribute paid
20 university students this week. The
Paint and Powder Club, of Baltimore,
enlisted social applause Monday night.
and the Princeton Triangle on Tuesday
night
The boxes for tonight have all been
taken by prominent women. The list of
patronesses embraces the Cabinet, the
diplomatic corps, and women from resi-
dent society
For years Mrs. John F. Reyburn has
sold out the house for the students long
before the night of their performance
The mayor OF Philadelphia will join her
here to-day. and be present at the per-
formance tonight
The French Ambassador and Nine. Jus
.serand entertained a number OF guests
at dinner at the embassy last night
The Cuban Minister and Sonora de
Quesada entertained a dinner party of
sixteen at the legation in Massachusetts
avenue last night. The Minister from
Peru and Sonora de Pardo. who. gossip
says, vii soon take permanent leave OF
Washington, were among the guests.
Killarney roses formed the table decora-
tion.
The Italian Ambassador and Baroness
Mayor des Planehes were the guests of
honor at a dinner given last night by the
Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs.
Newberry. A large number of prominent
society people We're asked to meet them.
Maj, Gen. and Mrs. Gillespie were
among the hosts entertaining dinner par
ties last night, and had to dine with
them DR.. and Mrs. McKim. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Perkins. Representative and
Mrs. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Brad
ley. Mrs Sheridan. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
E. ThrOpp Capt. and Mrs. Warren Beach
Mrs. Beach, of New York, and Prince
K0udacheff. the Russian first secretary.
Representative and Mrs. Peter Porter
were hosts for dinner party last night
asking their guests to meet Mr.. and Mrs
T. Clifford Smith, Of Buffalo, who are
spending a few days in Washington.
The Assistant Secretary of State and
Mrs. Robert Bacon have temporarily re-
tired from society on account Of the seri-
Gus illness Of Mrs. Bacon's sister-in-law
Mrs. John z, Cowdin. who has spent the
winter in France with her family The
sickness was announced ia a cablegran
received yesterday morning.
Or. Charles W. Richardson entertained
number Of guests at dinner last night
to meet DR.. S. Il. Knopf. OF New York
In the party were Brig. Gen. George NJ
Sternberg. surg. Gen. ?. NJ. Rixey. Surg
! Gen. Wyman. Medical Director John c
Boyd, L. s n, Prof Stewart, superin
tendent OF public schools. and the lecture
| committee on tuberculosis in Washington
Arnold Morley, of England. who ha!
been the guest OF the British Ambassador
and Mrs. Bryce for several days, anC
who has met d number OF washington
| people at their informal entertainments
! left Washington yesterday for New York
and will sail for England to-day.
| Among the members of the diplomati,
| corps who will sail for Europe from New
| York on May are the British counselor
and Lady Isabella Howard. Nine. d.
Blanpre. wife OF the French naval at
| tache: Baron Ambrozy. Austrian counsel
or, and Nine. Won Livonius, wife of tn,
| German military attache-
Much sympathy is felt here for Nine
! Hauge on account of the death of he
mother, Mrs. James Todd, of Louisville
/ Ky.
This is the third bereavement whicl
has befalien Nine Hauge within a year
She was a great favorite here socially
and one Of the most popular American
women Of the diplomatic corps.
Nine. Hauge was married to Mr. JOY
OF Louisville. Ky, when a young girl
His death occurred three or four month
after their wedding She lived as
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