The Washington herald., 1909-06-06
ENTERTAINMENTS.

The new Cuban Minister and Nine.
Velez entertained a company az dinner
last evening in honor OF Mr. y. G.
Valdes. correspondent OF one Of the Gu
ban newspapers The guests included
the Spanish Minister. Mr.. Pima. who Is
about 10 retire from his post; the nrst
secretary Of the Spanish Legation and
Nine. Pastor the military atIache of
the Spanish Legation and Nine CrCullu.
MT Walls Merino. Of the Spanish Le-
cation; the first secretary of the Cuban
Legation and Nine de Padre. and the
chancellor OF the Cuban Legation, Mr..
BarrancO- Dinner was served al The
Raleigh
The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce viii leave Washington to-day FOR
the summer embassy az Northeast Har-
Dor. They viii spend some days al Bos-
;on en- route. The secretaries and at
taches OF the embassy viii leave here TO-
morrow for Northeast Earbor.
The German Ambassador has returned
from a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Speyer. at ScarbOrough-on-the-H Hudson.
He Will not leave Washington for the
summer until July
TIE first secretary OF the Spanish Le-
cation and Nine Pastor. the latter for
merly Miss Lee. Of Baltimore. Will spend
some time next week as the guest OF
Nine. Pastors mother IN Baltimore.
Mrs. Feland, wife Of Capt. Logan Fe-
land. L. 5. NJ c, gave a delightful song
recital last week at their quarters in
the Marine Barracks, New York Navy
Yard. Her guests were principally Of
dcers and ladies Of the New York Navy
Yard. Her programme included operate
arias. old English ballads. modern songs.
and Irish airs
The Criterions on Wednesday evening,
June ., held their semi-n}onthly meeting,
and after the business session adjourned
10 one Of the leading restaurants. where
a buffet lunch was served. Several hU-
morous recitations were rendered. and
a good time ensued until a late hour.
Mrs. Flora c. Dyer's annual compn-
mentary children's party was largely at
tended on Friday evening. The fancy
dance, "Tyrolean," Miss Dorothy and
Evelyn West. was well received.
The programme was as follows, Para
sol dance. Miss Louise McGard: skirt
dance. Miss Florence Gibbs; michette.
Miss Madeline Lanning; highland fling,
led by little Leah Babbitt. followed by
Baby Llcille Wright, Catherine Towers,
Marguerite Marshall. Carrie Brian. Mario
rie Mcintyre. Wolford Wright. Nadine
Bradford, Alice Baldwin. Gertrude Yung-
Kwai. Elizabeth Yung-Kwai. Dorothy
West. Evelyn West. Helen Cummins,
Helen Adams. Dorothy hampton. Flor
ence Gibbs. Louise McGard. Madeline
Lanning Donald Smith. Willard Van
Dyke Hallem. Helen Redmond, and
Miriam HaIlam; STathsphy, Miss Helen
Cummins; TAriei, Miss Helen Adams;
dancing in the barn. Miss Nadine Brad
ford; la cachucha. Miss Evelyn West. bal
let de Faust. Miss Leah Babbitt. taran-
tella, Miss Dorothy hampton; medley.
Miss Madeline Lanning; schottische. barn
dance. twO-step. waltz. and varsovienne
by the entire class, after which refresh
ments were served.
Washington Court. No. /. and Colum-
JIG ~~NA- ~ a AAfT Na len nav e
consolidated and hope 10 build up one
large court. The next meeting will be
held Wednesday. June Is. when a large
attendance is expected
The board CT lady managers OF The
Episcopal Eye, Ear. and Throat Hos
pltal. Mrs Charles 3 Rlck. president
al its regular meeting on Friday, re-
ceived with enthusiasm the various com
mittee reports. showing the success OF
the recent entertairnent given for the
summer maintenance Of the institution
Owing TO The weather, the entertainment
had 10 be changed from the lawn fete
or Col. Truesdelrs grounds, which has
come 10 be regarded as a social event
OF the spring season. 10 an indoor a.
fair. and while the returns were several
hundred dollars less than in former years
when conditions were more favorable
the board expressed its gratitude to the