The Washington herald., 1908-02-17
IN The SOCIAL WORLD
Prominent New Workers Are
Coming to Reception,
TO BE MR.. GILLETTS GUESTS
Mr. and MrS. George W. Vanderbilt
and Mrs McCiintOck Entertain at
iIlard-JOSeph Letter In Washing
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bryce Leaves.

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mbassadOr Bryce Leaves.
/ Among the prominent New Workers who
will come 20 Washington this week TO
attend the Army and Navy reception at
the White House are Mr.. and Mrs. Goelet
Gallaun. MI ana Mrs Garrett Iipp, Mr.
and Mrs William Warner Hoppin, Miss
NJ. NJ. Eleanor Mortimer, and Gen How
/ ard.
/ Representative Gilett Will give dinner
complimentary TO them preceding the re-
cepticn.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt and
Mrs. McClintock entertained at luncheon
| yesterday. Among the dinner hosts Of
the evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Pierre
Lorillard. Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Reid
Rogers, and Mrs. Donald Cameron.
Mr.. Joseph Letter returned 70 Washing
ton Saturday from Chicago, where he
has spent the past two weeks. Mrs
Letter will be hostess at a larse dinner
Tor young people next Tuesday.
Mrs. Hourigan left Washington last
week FOR Detroit. where she will be the
guest Of her brother FOR several months.
She VIII go later 10 the Pacific Coast.
where she viii join her husband. Lieut.
Commander Patrick W. Hourigan, L. 5
n, who is attached TO the L.. ). s New
| Jersey.
Miss Helen Lee, who has been the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs James F. Lee. in New
I York, has returned 10 her home in this
city.
Gen. and Mrs. A. Z. Bates are In New
York. where for few days they are
visiting their son-in-law and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. Swift.
Mr.. and Mrs Pitts Dufield have ar
rived in this city, and are the guests Of
former Justice and Mrs Brown. Mr.
Duftelds uncle and aunt.
Gen. and Mrs. Duvall were hosts al an
informal tea yesterday afternoon, COM
plimentary 10 Mrs. Fitzsinmons.
The German Ambassador and Baroness
Won Sternburg. at the instance Of the
President, Will visit Cuba next month.
and during their stay there will be the
guests Of Mr.. Morgan, the American
Minister. The distinguished visitors. il is
understood viii be the recipients Of many
social courtesies. The President has di-
rected the Secretary OF War 10 designate
an officer Of high rank 20 act as adjutant
10 the Ambassador and as his personal
1 escort while on the island
Miss Elizabeth Engs. of Newport. r. J..
is the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Bradford.
wife Of Rear Admiral r b. Bradford. at
their home, in p street.
Gen. and Mrs Matte ana their daughter
are at West Point. in attendance al the
graduation Of their son. George August
Matte.
The japanese Ambassador, Mr.. Taxa
hira, viii arrive in Washington to-mor-
row He landed in New York Saturday.
where ne was met by Mr. Hanihara.
second secretary Of the japanese En-
bassy- Nine. Takahira did not accom-
pany the Ambassador, but will come 20
America later
The French Ambassador. who went
West last week 10 deliver an address on
Abraham Lincoln, returned 10 the en-
bassy last night.
Baron SchIppenbach. the Russian con
SUI general who has been the guest or
the Russian Ambassador went to New
York 10 spend few days last week. but
VIII return TO the embassy shortly
The Naval Attache of the Italian En-
bassy and Nine. Carlo Pfster. accom-
panied by the latter's mother. Mrs.
Iaughlin, left Washington Saturday for
New York and viii not return until
March.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Van Reypen
have gone to Florida for a stay of several
weeks.
Word has been received from Montclair
n. J., that Miss Kate Grunsky. daughter
OF c. +. Grunsky. formerly a Panama
Canal commissioner. is recovering from
her severe injuries received I'm bob-sled
accident Il few days ago. Miss Grunsky's
severest injury was the dislocation Of
her collarbone by the tearing away Of
the lgament holding II TO the breast bone
Her brother, Q. r. Grunsky, IT., who was
also Of the party Of eleven young people
on the Inflated sled. escaped with a few
bruises.
Mrs. Lawrence Townsend and her
daughter. Miss Yvonne Townsend. Of New
York. who have been visiting Mrs. Rich
ard Scott Townsend. left Washington sew
eral DAYS ago. Miss Townsend will visit
friends in Philadelphia before joining her
mother in New York.
Mrs. William F. Walk announces the
marriage, on February II. Of her daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Livingston Walk. 20 Mr..
Patrick II. Walsh. Of Middletow-n. Conn
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Father Gavin Mr.. and Mrs. Walsh will
be at home after February "a at l1o4
Twelfth street.
Nine. Alfred Thierry will not receive
on the remaining Mondays in February.
but will be at home as usual each Mon
day in March and April
The third Wilson-Greene morning musi-
Gale will take place this morning in the
ballroom at the New Willard The artist
will be Mr.. David Bispham. assisted by
Harold Osborn Smith. Among the several
hundred subscribers to this series are
Mrs Roosevelt Mrs. Letter Mrs. Francis
Mcleod Matheson. Mrs Robert Bacon.
Mrs. W. ). Cowles. Mrs Don Cameron.
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