The Washington herald., 1909-01-08

The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce were entertained at dinner last
evening by Senator and Mrs. Depew.
The other guests were the Belgian Min
lister and Baroness Moncheur, the Span
ish Minister. the Danish Minister and
Countess von Moltke, Lieut. Col and
Mrs Charles l. McCawley, Air. and Mrs.
Charles b Alexander. Of New York.
house guests Of Senator and Mrs. De
pew: Mrs Benedict, Miss Patten, and
Mr. do Amaral. Of the Brazilian En-
bassy staff
Mrs. Timmons. wife Of Lieut. John "
Timmonds- L s y, now stationed al
Philadelphia. and daughter Of the Vice
President. viii come 10 Washington after
January =. and make visit with her
parents
Representative and Mrs. Bourke Cock
/ ran were dinner hosts last evening. en-
i tertaining Sir John Harrington. former
( British Minister TO Abyssinia, and Lady
Harrington. nee Mcmillan; Senator War
ren. Representative and Mrs. Dwight Of
I New York: Gen. and Mrs. Sharpe, Gov.
Ide and Miss Ide. Mr.. and Mrs
( Laurence Townsend. Mr. and Mrs
/ Francis CaroIan. Of California, the lat
/ ter formerly Miss Pullman: Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Hugh Legare. Mrs. John Rodgers. Count
/ Montgelas. OF Germany. visiting in this
/ country; and 5he Hon. Maud Paunce-
fote. daughter Of the late British Am
bassador 70 this country
-Nav r1f
Baltimore. and Mrs. John Morton and
Miss HiIdegarde Morton, Of Bordeaux.
France. viii come over from Baltimore
/ to-day 10 spend the day in Washington
Mrs. Lehr and her daughter are the
mother and sister Of Mr. Harry Lehr, Of
Baltimore and Newport
Mrs. y. W. MacTier Warfeld. OF Balti-
more. who has made q visit 10 her
mother. Mrs. Louise Murdoch. in this
city. who Is a sister Of Mrs. Robert Lehr.
has returned to her home in Baltimore
Mrs. Colin Campbell. OF England. who
was formerly Miss Mamie Letter. OF this
city. viii come TO the United States in
March and make visit 70 her mother,
Mrs. l. Z Letter, in Washington This
come TO this country since her marriage.
81 several years ago
) Mrs Writ de Vivier Tassin VIII be az
: home on Fridays in January in her apart
ment in the Mississippi. 1896 " street.
The first secretary Of the Spanish Iega-
ton and Nine. Luis Pastor nee Lee. of
> BALTIMORE. had as their house guests
yesterday Mr. and Mrs. A. h Taylor. Of
Baltimore. for whom they entertained a
small company a. dinner. and whom they
took 10 the reception later
Miss Shelby Converse, daughter Of Rear
Admiral Converse, and Miss Sally Frank
, lin Schroeder. daughter OF Commander
Schroeder, L. s. y. have IN charge d
charming entertainment for January d
for the benefit OF the Italian earthquake
sufferers II viii be given at the BelascC
; lTheater at ! in the afternoon. the man
ayers Of the theater giving the theateT
and aiding in every possible way Mrs
p Lee Philips VIII s5Tg, the Misses Ere
D mont smith. the Marine Band Nine von
UnSChUld. court pianist 10 the Queen OF
, Roumania, 1Ir. David Kindleberger, &
% Peabody Conservatory pupil. viii all ap-
pear on the programme, and Miss Olga
Converse. younger daughter Of Rear Ad-
mirsI Converse. viii give one Of her ex-
quisite and unique dances. Some Of Ms;
Hawks little dancers VIII also appear i
c a pantomime dancing performance
The dance in the White House tonight
I for Miss Roosevelt, the second in a serie.
which Mrs Roosevelt is giving. VII be
! quite as large and even precier thar
, the one which marked Miss Roosevelt.
debut An entirely different set Of guest.
2 have been asked. and scores Of army and
I navy men viii make the scene a beautiful
! one with their full-dTess uniforms.
Mrs. J. Ellen Foster and Miss Pierce
d of the Portner. VIII be at home on thi.
: afternoon from until O'Clock Mrs
Helen Clark and Miss Helen Varick Bos
n well. Of New York, their house guests
: VIII receive with them.
Mrs Mark Blum and youngest son, MI
ford. Of Irving street, left last Monda1
for a trip Of several weeks through IN,
South. During the trip Mrs. Blum vii
: visit her sisters Mrs. William Levy ant
4 Mrs. Aaron Levy. of Tallahassee, Fla.
Mrs. William Payne Meredith was a
s. home yesterday IN her apartments in TIT
:, Connecticut for the first time Mrs
Meredith was formerly Miss Eta Y
o ( Portner. and was married in the fall Il
her mothers home.
The Columbia Women Of the Georg
o Washington University wish to make tn
women's building Of the university, a
1895 I street a social meeting place 70
women Of thought, action, and work T
bring this about they are serving tea a
b, a nominal charge in the reception room
every. afternoon except Sunday, from 3:3
D until 80 Mrs EdgingtOn, president o
Columbian women, and Mrs. Merrill ar
q frequently present TO meet and introduc
10 all the women who are interested in thi
movement who attend.
The wedding Of Louis Notes. of Wash
n ington. and Miss Gertrude Herzig, dsUgh
, ter Of Mrs. Philip Herzig. Of Ivy Court
80 West IJ1th street. New York. too
B. place al $50 O'Clock last night at tn
10 Hotel AStOT.
Rev. Dr. Isaac Moses performed tn
\ ceremony.
u The bride wore white satin gov
m trimmed Win lace ana leE iullt ven Nd
caught with a spray OF orange blossoms
% She carried white prayer book and lllle
of the valley. Miss SsIlie Sweet was IN
= maid Of honor, and Miss Carrie Note
was the flower girl William Notes va
the best man, and the ushers weT
Adolph Reiner. Nathan Herzig, Isaa
Notes. and Joseph Brandon. a dinner an
. dance followed the ceremony After
bridal trip TO Virginia Hot Springs. Nj
and Mrs. Notes, viii i've in Washington
Mrs. John " Langley, wife OF Repre-
ssn.atl,-e Ianzlsv and Ms 4 W PA