The Washington herald., 1909-01-11
TN The SOCIAL WORLD
Young People Entertained at
the FairbankSes'.
LUNCHEON GIVEN BY STRAUS
MIR. and Mrs. CamaIisO and Miss
CamaiisO. Who Have Been the
Guests of Charge d'Ahaires of
Mexico and Nine. Cooley, Go 20 New
York, Their Future Home.

The Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks
entertained a dinner company Of young
people in their X street home last even
ing.
The Secretary OF Commerce and Labor
and Mrs. Straus entertained at luncheon
yesterday in their Sixteenth street hime !
The guests included their house guests, I
Judge and Mrs. Lehman and Mr. and
Mrs Hochstadter. all Of New YORK; Mrs. /
Daniel Keefe. Mr. and Mrs. c p. Neale !
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Knapp. the Assist (
ant Secretary OF Commerce and Labor I
and Mrs Lawrence O. Murray. Miss Scid- {
more. Representative Kahn, Representa- /
tive Sabeth, and Mr.. Clark. Of the In
teTstate Commerce Commission.
The Brazilian Ambassador and Nine. |
Nabuco, who entertain the members OF
their embassy, with a few other invited |
guests. at dinner on Sunday nights quite
informally. had with them, among others
last evening. the Cuban Minister and
Nine. de Quesada.
Lieut.. Gen. and Mrs. Henry c. Corbln /
entertained a company yesterday at one /
OF their justly popular Sunday break |
fasts. The Secretary Of War and Mrs. /
Luke E. Wright and the Speaker Of the /
House and Miss Helen Cannon were /
among the guests
The Assistant Secretary Of State and 1
Mrs Robert Bacon are entertaining /
weekend house party composed Of Miss /
Helen Coster and Miss Dorothy Tucker |
man. of New York; Miss Margaret Brad /
icy. Of Providence, r. l.; Mr. Richard 4
Lawrence. Of New York. and Mr. Robert /
Winsor. Of Boston
The Naval Attache Of the Austrian En- /
bassy. Commander Baron Won Preuschen /
Won ind ~ Liebenstein and Baroness /
Preuschen entertained at dinner last /
evening. Their guests were the third sec I
rotary Of the French Embassy and Wis I
countess de Msrtel, Miss Rodgers. the /
Misses Lagercrantz. daughters OF the /
Swedish Minister: Mr. R0yaards. Of the I
Netherlands Legation; Baron Won RIGHT 1
hofsn of the German Embassy stan; F,
Mr. Won Stumm and NJ Prittwitz und
Gahron. Of the German Embassy staff: I
Baron Ambr0zy and Baron Hye. both OF
the Austrian Embassy staff. and Mr. Du- /
pont
The Charge d'Affaires Of Mexico and
Nine Godoy entertained al breakfast /
yesterday in their home IN Sixteenth
street. Their guests included Bir. Philip /
Brown, recently appointed American Min /
lister 10 Honduras. formerly of the Ameri- /
can Legation at Constantlnopie. whom
the Godoys knew when they were all IN /
Guatemala; Mr. MiIIward. American vice (
consul at Vera Cruz. Mexico; Mrs. Perrin. I
mother OF Nine Godoy; Miss Codoy, Mr.. /
Walter Penaeld. Mr. Orviile H. Stewart 1
and Mr.. Frank Cooley.
Mr.. and Mrs. CamaIiso and Mss Cana 1
ceerge d affaires Of Mexico and Nine 4
5odoy, who have been their guests since
Christmas week. left Saturday for New 4
York, which viii be their future home. I
Miss GOdOy VIII have her cousin over for I
another visit before the season closes
Miss Eleansr Terry. daughter OF Rear /
Admiral Slas " Terry. retired. enter I
tanned at breakfast yesterday at the 1
Chevy Chase Club for Miss Jarvis. whose 4
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announced last week The other. guests
we're Mrs Cochran. wife CT Representa- |
tive Bourke Cochran: Capt and Mrs /
Summerlin. Miss ingalls,. Of Cincinnati /
house guest OF Miss Jarvis: Miss Cock 1
rel. daughter OF former Senator Cock /
rell; Mr.. Gibson. Mr.. Jerome Bonaparts. /
Capt Quick. Lieut. Osterhous. and
Prince Windisch-Graetz, OF the Austrian 4
Embassy staff.
Miss Mary AIsop Cryde- entertained at
q tea, with music. yesterday afternoon. |
the guests asked 10 meet her aunt. Mrs 4
John Gihon. OF Flushing. Il. / The pro |
gTamme was given by Ms Grace Keye 1
Miller. soprano: Mr.. Robert E. SeeI. iur- /
ist and Mr. George Weber Vail. pianist. 4
and occupied little more than half an
hour Mrs Miller sang q group Of Italian 4
songs brought over from Italy by Miss
CTyder. and for which she arranged the (
accomplishments. They were: 20 Sole /
Mo-" By di Capua and ''Carmela." an I
Italian folk-sOng, and were really /
charming.
The other numbers were Bembergs I
''0ymphs et SWANS ''Wvnken. RIvn- 4
ken and Nod by Mr.. Vail; Andante /
from MoliqUes concerto. opus So
L.
aria from Carmen and The Rose. =" by 4
Cans. with flute ObligatO. Mrs. Miller
sang charmingly and with great i'm
proveuent sine the last time she was
heard here.
Mrs Kate K carney Henry spent last
week in New York. attending the con-
vention Of the Daughters Of 1872. Of I
which she is president for the District /
Of Columbia She was the guest or /
hOnaT at a luncheon given On Friday. and 1
al a large reception on Wednesday.
Miss Edith Wade. OF Winnipeg. Cana /
ia, Is making a visit to Mrs T ". Tvs
sowski. at her country home. Alta Hail. /
across the river.
Mr. A Bennett Gates. OF indianapolis.
who viii be married 10 Miss Hemenway.
daughter OF Senator Hemenway. Of /
BoonviIle, Ind. on Saturday, arrived at
the New Willard yesterday Miss Hem /
enway viii come 10 Washington on /
Wednesday.
Mrs. Gillespie. wife OF Gen. Gillespie, /
will be At home tomorrow afternoon