The Washington herald., 1909-04-26

dcr and NINE. Jusserand Entertain
at Dinner-sIiss Bell Has COMPANY
at supper After Paper Chase.
Mrs. James Robert Mckee, daughter o.
the late Benjamin Harrison. and Mrs
Arthur Lee, whom she is visiting, tool
luncheon yesterday with the Presiden
and Mrs. Taft in the White House. Tn.
/ luncheon was quite informal. and there
were no other guests. Mrs Mckee and
her daughter. who have spent the pas
ten days with Mrs Lee. will leave fol
Mrs. McKee's former home, in Indian
apolis, next Thursday, where they vii
spend the month Of May.
Miss Helen Taft. daughter of President
and Mrs. Taft, who is at school at Bryr
Mswr, Pa. spent the weekend in Phila.
delphia- the guest OF Mrs. James Francis
Sullivan Mrs. Sullivan entertained q
dinner company for her on Saturday
night Miss Taft returned TO her school
yesterday morning.
The French Ambassador and Nine
Jusserand entertained a small dinner
company last evening. Their guests were
Prof. lie Franc. who has completed a
series Of lectures at Harvard. and Prof.
BOede, both Of France; the Greek Minis
ter, Mr.. Corouilas; Sir. Lefevre-P -Pontalis.
counselor Of the embassy, and Nine. Le-
ievre-Pontaiis; the military attache OF
the embassy and Countess de Chambrun:
the naval attache. Lieut. Commander
Benolst day, and the third secretary.
Mr. de saiignac Fenelon.
Miss Grace Bell. who participated in The
paper chase yesterday. took a small COM
pany OF guests to Great Falls for sup
per. They made leisurely trip home BY
moonlight
Mrs Mark Hanna and party arrived in
London from Paris and are ouartered AZ
the Hotel Ritz.
Mrs. Charles D waIcott and Mrs. James
PinchOt held large reception in the
picture gallery of the National Museum
on Saturday afternoon in connection with
the loan exhibit Of the Decorative Ar
Association Many distinguished men and
women paid their respects to these charm
ing hostesses. and looked over the col
lection Of rare old pieces Of china. tapez-
tries. embroideries. textiles. laces ivory
carvings. and antique ornaments Of ali
kinds Among the exhibitors. manv og
whom were visitors, were Mrs. lanes
Bryce, wife OF the British Ambasssdo--
the Danish Minister and Countess Won
Moitke. Mrs. Hale. Mrs Harlan. Ms
Hobson, Mrs Edison Bradley. Mrs Thomas
Nelson Page. Mrs. Emmons. Mrs. Eitt
Mrs Julian James. Mrs. Hoes. Mrs Jobn
philips. Mrs Hennen Jennings. Nss Law.
Mrs Richardson. Mrs. Barney. Mrs.
James Hartman. Miss Martha Goldman
and Mrs Trapier.
The patrOnesses for the Evening Of
song and story" to be given n the
ShoTeham this evening for the erdow-
ment Of a fresh-sir fund for the blind 70
oe gwen By Mrs Anne Grant Fugitt. So
prano; Miss Blanche Muir Dslgleish. con
uaIto; Miss Jean Wilson. the weIi-kuovp
reader. who viii tell stories. and Miss
Ruoy Stanford. violinist. are:
AlrS. SHERMAN Nrs. Knox. Ms. Wiess-,l.,u,
slire- Jtsserand. Nine. Sahuco. Nr- Rrrrp 1Irrs
Cu.'es' sliaa taideron. Mrs John Hav Nrs Alrv-
,,..,, - Seelaro Mrs Chsuncss n. Deper Airs
Y, y IMAM F5el1s EIo- Mrs- Jo-srh 2 Th-orr sf-s
9ee<ilan NlErh7Cr. MTs fserrre T S,-----s-Ts.,
W. Joan y johnson. MrS William C. Denny urs
,'sorge = HuG- Nr. Gar9i1e- H-AAers ~
samuel Spencer. Nirs Richard Elv Mrs. Wsv "
Au-IaJ Crane, Ms. Jehn T. Mclean. M. Gee-vs
Ecn l. 1eysr. Baroness Tskahira. Nrs. Nealr M
-. nan NHilsT's. A7s ClsTeHcc Edwards. Mr. Il
@ H@lls Airs- laTz A15eTs71. Mrs. Netrore Mrs
llo4ilFer Ms Franklin Ellis Mrs Clifford V,l-o-
NlIs- stevens. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs Richard gsrlo--
Ms Glover. Nrs. Charles Bell Mrs C1ahsn-h
AiIS- teideTon Carlisle. Mrs Thomas Wilson NJ
I. . AoTan- Mss Wood. Mrs. Scott Mrs Mann
vs. Oico-t- Mss Mic0u. Mrs- Cseorge " Brown
Mrs Rudolph Hartmann. Mrs. Kcnuv. M-s Tis,s-
VS. MeSt- Mrs Olirhaat. Ms. W s knox Nrv
tooort trsig- Mrs George Hamilton W-s Ho-scs
" 'yiie Ars- Charles Wood. Mrs. Benedic1. Ms IT.
any Dyer. Mrs. Foraker. Mrs. William N,r,irr
iTE1n- Mrs Aiexa16e- Stewart Nl-s rs-,--sl
Ms. Aleshire Ms TsIbot. N-s sinse5 Ma NJ.
aeyton Russell. Ni-s Hsunea Jennings. Mrs. Iuiiz
scott fToo1nan. 3irs HOETy 1Irs ATrIecd Me-
.aeEso1. Mrs Grsndin. Mrs Richard Reid Rovs-s
M. NeFis1ds. 2l1S Tullock. Mrs. Warne-. s,5
lirS Robert Hz-per
Representative Nicholas Longworth isl
spending few days in his home in Gin
,innet- He IS booked for an address and
/ violin solo IN Odeon Music Hail in that
,ity for the benefit Of the Good Samaritan
Hospital Mr. Longworth is an accom-
oHshed player He is a former puriI OF
he grsat violinist, Ysaye. in Berlin.
The charge d'affaires of the Austrian /
zmassy. Baron Ambrozy. is spending a
.ew days at THE Plains" the guest of
dr. and Mrs Fairfax Harrison. Next
he viii 90 for the weekend n /
Delaware. where he viii be the guest Of
senator Du Pont.
Miss Bernadette Herman. Of this city
Who is spending the spring season AZ
0inehurst, y. G. won the second prize
ast week az an archery tourney there.
Miss Esther Townsend. OF New York
whose engagement 10 Capt. Frank +.
Evans, L. s. ". c., retired. was an
last week. arrived in Washing 4
On yesterday TO spend the week with /
Ter cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Biddle
'he is a grandniece OF Rear Admiral 1
dacGowan and Of Rear Admiral d r
harmony She IS also a niece of Mr.
Townsend. Mr.. Evans is sac-
etary TO Senator Griggs. Of New JERSEY. /
ie is a Princeton graduate and a ner-i
er Of the Metropolitan and Chevy chase
lubs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Spalding VIII
lose their house in another month and
o to their place on the Hudson for the
ummer.
Mr. Roland J. Hemmick. who has been
eriOusly 81. is now on the road 10 re-
overy.
The engagement is announced. of Mss
lillian Thomas. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
b Thomas. Of Petworth. D. c. to
r. Guy H Oyster. Of San Juan. Porto
leo, formerly Of this city. The we'd
ing VIII take place in the early fall.
Mrs Vrooman- daughter Of Gen. Black.
as as her house guest Mrs Howard ~.