The Washington herald., 1909-01-28
Tn THE SOCIAL WORLD
Miss Ethel Roosevelt Enter
tanned at French Embassy.
GARFIELDS GIVE A DINNER
Large Company at Mrs. Richard
fOwnsend's-Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel
SimpkiuS Are HOStL-SecOnd Of
Bachelors COtIIIfOns-Miss Marie
blanche ThySOn Married

Miss Ethel Roosevelt was the guest for
whom the French Ambassador and Nine.
Jusserand entertained at dinner last even
ing The other guests were Miss New
berry, daughter of the Secretary of the
Navy; Miss Julia Meyer. daughter Of the
Postmaster General; Miss Oliver, daugh-
ter OF the Assistant Secretary of War;
Miss Mum, Miss shepard, Miss Phillips.
Miss Julia Ruggles. Mr.. and Mrs. Nell
benny; Mr.. R0yaards, Of the Netherlands
Legation; Prince Koudacheff. Of the Rus
sian Embassy. Mr. Straight: Mr. Mar
tin. Of the Swiss Legation: Mr.. Charters
and Mr.. Hope. Of the British Embassy;
the naval attache OF the French Embassy
and Nine. de Blanpre. and Count de
Chsmbrun. military attache Of the French
Embassy.
The German Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff entertained at their first
dinner party last evening. having the
members of the stan and their wives
and a few visiting Germans in the city
TO celebrate the birthday OF the Kaiser.
The dinner was served AZ the ShorehaE.
where the Ambassador and his family
are staying pending the improvements
and repairs al the embassy.
The Secretary Of the Interior and Mrs
Garfield entertained at dinner last even
ing. Their guests were the British AM
bassador and Mrs James Bryce. Mr. JUS
tice and Mrs. Holmes. Senator and Mrs.
Newlends. the former Ambassador 10
Italy and Mrs William F. Draper. Mr..
Inness. Of the British Embassy STAFF:
Mrs Stanley Matthews. Mrs. Randolph
Clark, Mrs. William Beiden Noble. Mr..
q. g. Glover, and Mr.. herbert Putnam.
Mrs Richard Townsend entertained a
large company al dinner last evening.
Her guests were the Russian Ambassa-
dor. Baron RoSen. the newly confirmed
Secretary Of STATE and Mrs. Robert Ba-
con; the Spanish Minister. Mr.. Pima.
the Portuguese Minister. viscount d'Alte.
senator ard Mrs wetmore. Representa-
tive and Mrs Bourke Cochran and their
house guests. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Dana Gibson; Rear Admiral and Mrs
Cowles. Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt. of
New York; Lieut. Col and Mrs Charles
/. McCaWley. Miss McCawIey. Of Phila-
delphis; Ny and Mrs Purdy. Mr and
Mrs Andrew ,, heeler. Miss Chaplin. OF
London. Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Town /
send. Mr Craig Wadsworth. Capt. Sow
erby. Of the British Embassy stan, and
Miss Katherine Cameron
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel Simpkins we're /
dinner hosts last evening I'm honor of
their house guest. Miss Thorndyke. Of
Boston They had Mr. and Mrs Jack
Story. Mr. and Mrs Wolcotr Tuckerman. 1
Miss Irene Hare. Representative Butler +
Ames Mr- Basil Miles. Miss Aleid 1
Schenck, and Mr.. Merriam.
Mss Anna Ewing CockreH daughter |
Of former Senator Cockren. Of Missouri. /
was hostess at dinner last evening en- /
5ertaining Miss Wilson. daughter of the I
Secretary OF Agriculture; Representative Z
and Mrs. LongworJh. Mss Foraker. Mr. 4
and Mrs. Crowninshield. Mr.. and Airs. 4
Horace WeStcott Col and Mrs B-om- I
well. the Third Secretary Of the Fr1Bch /
Embassy and VisCOuntess de Martel Nr 4
and Mrs. Philip HichbOrn. Mrs. Beue-
dict. Mrs Clarence Edwards. the Second I
Secretary Of the British Embassy and
Mrs. George Young. Mrs. s. FiOilins Nc 4
Kim. OF New York. Miss Jarvis. Miss
Terry Miss Ide. Nh Douglas Thomas. T
or Baltimore. Miss Thomas OF Baltimore. 1
Miss Robinson. cousin and guest OF Mrs 4
Crowninshield Mss Yvonne Townsend. /
Miss Emory. Miss Constance Hoyt. Miss
Grace Bel. Miss Hull. Of Tuxedo, house 4
guest of Representative and Mrs Rich 4
mond Pearson HObson: the Greek Minis 1
ter. Mr.. COromilas; Mr. Du POnt. Ar Z
Preston Gibson. and his brother. Mr. I
Richard Gibson. Of Chicago: Mr.. Cora or 4
the Italian Embassy staff, Prince Win 4
Of the Austrian Embassy !
staff: Mr.. de Struve and Baron de Stsel. (
both OF the Russian Embassy staff. Mai 4
Cosby. Count Torok, OF the Austrian 1
Embassy: Mr. Ritchle Simpkins, Mr.. I
Andrews and Mr. Haydn, both OF Boston; /
Capt Gulick and Mr.. Cresson.
Mr.. John JOY Edison entertained a din
ner- company last evening az his home, in /
Sixteenth street His guests were Senator /
GalIinger. Representative Washington |
Gardner. Mr.. Justice stafford, Commits I
sioner Mcfarland, Commissioner West, /
Gen. John \ Johnston, 1Ir Robert V +
La Dow. Mr.. Theodore W. Noyes. and /
Mr.. Scott g Bone
Miss Jean Wilson has returned to the
city after stay Of some weeks in At 1
Iantic City. While at the resort Miss |
Wilson met with great success with her /
Evening Of Song and story.
The second Of the Bachelors CouIIions
Of the season t0-k place last evening IN |
the bathrooms Of the New Willard Hotel. |
The ball was yellow one. the decora- |
tions. favoTs. and supper appointments i
all being Of that color. The Baroness
wife Of the Austrian Am
bassador. received the guests at 10 O'Clock /
and the cotiiiion began at 1870 O'Clock. !
Supper was served in the adjoining ball /
room al small tables. at midnight The |
favors for the young women were of yell |
low dress sachet hangers. transparent /
lamp shades Of pale yellow showing i
luaint designs and yellow pompadour silk /
bags Those for the men were brass let /
ter files brass stamp boxes. and watch I
fobs. The favoTs for the flower figure /
were Of yellow carnations and roses. The /
Marine Band PLAYED for the dancing.
Among the guests were Miss Ethel /
Roosevelt. Earl # Grsnard and Lady /
Granard. Representative and Mrs Long /
worth. Mrs. Frederick Vanderbilt and /
Miss Martha McCoOk. Of New York: Mrs. +
Russell p Harrison Miss Martha Harri- /
son. and the dinner guests OF the French 1
and Nine. Jusserand, the 1
German Ambassador and Countess Bern
storfT. Mrs. Richard Townsend Mr. and I