The Washington herald., 1909-11-10

storH VIII Hold Official Reception
TO Diplomatic Corps-Admiral and
Mrs. Dewey Congratulated on the
Tenth Anniversary of Marriage.
Mrs Taft occupied the Presidential box
at the National Theater yesterday after
noon at the symphony concert She was
accompanied by Mrs. Rae. widow of Rear
Admiral Rae: Mrs. McClintock. Miss
Mabel Boardman. and Mrs. Louis More
Of Cincinnati, a guest at the White House.
Other boxes were occupied by the Ger
man Ambassador and Countess Won Bern
storff and their daughter, Countess Luise
Alexandra; Mrs. Letter, who had with
her Mrs. Norman Williams Mrs. John r.
Mclean; Mrs. Wallingford, of Cincinnati.
sister Of Representative Longworth; Miss
Kellogg. Of Utica, guest Of Mrs. Letter.
and Miss Dorothy Williams sister Of Mrs.
Jos phi Letter: Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald
Hopkins and DR.. and Mrs. b. NJ. Ran
dolph Mrs. Calderon Carlisle and her
daughterin-law. Mrs. Vaudeville Carlisle,
and Miss Carlisle; Mrs. Carter, wife Of
Senator Carter; Mrs. c. A. Williams and
Miss Williams; Mrs. Glover and the
Misses Clover.
Others I'm the audience were Mir. Francis
Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore.
Mrs. Edward Mitchell Mr.. and Mrs. Pres
ton Gibson, Mrs. Audenreid. Mrs. John
Hay, Mrs. Arnold Hague. Mr. and Mrs
Gordon Cumming. Mrs. Nicholas Ander-
son, Mrs. and Miss Irwin, and Mrs. Nc
Cartney.
The British Ambassador and Mrs.
Bryce entertained at dinner at the en-
bassy last evening IN honor OF the birth
day OF King Edward VII. Their guests
included AIR Mitchell Inness. counselor
Of the embassy: Col and the Hon. Mrs
James. Mr.. and Mrs. George Young. Mr..
ana Mrs. Kennard, Mr.. and Mrs. Ovey.
and Capt. Sowerby. all OF the embassy:
Mr. COurtenay Bennett, British consul
at New York; Mr.. Gilbert Fraser. British
consul at Baltimore: Mr. II. Rowland,
vice consul. stationed here; Mr. BucknaU,
representative OF the 81. George Society
Of New York; Mr.. r. Munro. OF St An
drew's Society OF New York. DR.. John
Shannon. of the British Schools and Uni
versiues Society Of New York: Dr. Mac
Phee. Of the Canadian Society OF New
York Col. a. Z. Grapham, OF the Ca
madam Club of Boston; Mr. Douglas
Freshfeld, Miss Freshheld. Miss Paul
the Hon. Rachel Kay Shuttleworth. OF
England. sister OF the Hon. Mrs. James;
Mr. Godkins. and Mr. A. Maurice Low.
The Italian Ambassador and Baroness
des FianChes are I'm mourning for the
mother OF the Ambassador who died In
Italy last spring Therefore they will
have no function 20 celebrate the birth
day OF King Emmanuel Of Italy on No
vember II, They will have the members
Of the staff 10 dine with them however.
and several prominent Italians in this
country who are near Washington.
The German Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff viii hold their official re-
ceptlon 10 the diplomatic corps Friday
afternoon. This Is the customary func-
ton of new member OF the diplomatic
corps, which the German Ambassador
was obliged TO omit after his arrival
here last spring. owing 10 the overhauling
Of the embassy and the necessity for him
and his family 10 remain at a hotel
Therefore this is the first time the new
Ambassador and his wife have been able
10 receive the corps i'm the regulation
fashion OF new member.
Baron Paumgartten. who has been chan
cellor of the Austrian Embassy. has
been transferred from here to the Aus
trian legation at Bucharest, and will
leave here shortly for his new post of
duty The baroness and their daughter
Baroness Marie. a debutante OF last sea-
son, Will travel FOR some time in Europe
before joining the baron in Bucharest.
The Admiral OF the Navy and Mrs.
Dewey were busy all day yesterday re-
ceiving congratulations and all kinds OF
reminders Of the tenth anniversary Of
their marriage, which was celebrated
November 3. 1899. in ST. Paurs Catholic
Church. There were but a handful OF
relatives and close friends, as the ad-
miral and his wife kept their plans
quite secret and had a simple wedding.
The former Minister from Cuba and
Nine Quesada will leave Washington
within a few weeks for the Hague.
where the former has been assigned for
duty by his government They viii 100
greatly missed by their large circle OF
warm friends in Washington. Miss
Aurora dc QUesada will entertain a COM
pany Of this years debutantes. who are
stlll year or two years ahead Of her,
at a luncheon on November %. They
are all close friends Of this young girl,
and because of her inability TO make her
debut I'm Washington. when she is ready
TO make Il, she Is entertaining this
company as a farewell They will leave
here about the first of December.
Miss Nina Morse entertained a lunch
con company yesterday for Miss Eliza
beth Trescott. who will be married
tomorrow afternoon to Lieut.. Philip II.
TorTey. The young women were enter
tanned at a box party at Chase's in the
afternoon. Those asked TO meet Miss
Trescott were Miss Stephanie Prescott.
sister Of the bride. who will be the maid
Of honor; Miss Lille Finley. Miss CIO-
Ghetto Magruder Miss Evelyn Worthing-
ton. OF Annapolis: Miss Mary Wylie. OF
Baltimore, and Miss Margaretta Morse.
Nine. Bonaparte and her son, Mr.. Je-
rome Bonaparte. will leave Washington
to-day and sail from New York. Novem-
her II, for France. to spend the winter
with Nine. Bonapartes daughter, Coun-
tess Won Moltke
Mrs WOolsey Aspinwal will entertain
a: luncheon November 10 in honor Of Miss
Ruth Harper Pilling. one of the seasons
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