The Washington herald., 1909-03-16
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
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matt, daughter Of the late Murat Halstead.
The other guests were the Postmaster
General. Mr.. Hitchcock; the United States
Consul General TO Dresden and Mrs. T
st. JohE Gaffney, the Assistant Secretary
Of Commerce and Labor and Mrs. Frank
B. WiboTg Commander and Mrs. Multi
gan, Gen. Corbin, Gen. Woodruff. Miss
Woodruff. Mr. and Mrs. Griffin Halstead,
Mrs. Huidekoper, Mrs. Cartright. OF New
York: Miss Claflin. Of Philadelphia; Miss
Bryan. Mr.. MOreton Frewen. Of England;
Mr.. Gist Blair. and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Mclean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Selwin TAFT entertained
at dinner last evening. The guests were:
The Minister from Bolivia and Nine. Cal
deron. the Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury and Mrs Coolidge. Nine
Thierry, Mrs. Morris Evans. Miss Calde-
ron. Miss Edith Davidge. Mr.. John Bar
rett. SenOr Legarda, Commander Cleland
Davis and Mr.. c. c. Moore.
Monsieur le Lieutenant de Vaisseau
Benoit d'Azy. the new naval attache or
the French Embassy. arrived here last
Saturday. and has taken temporary
quarters al the ShOreham.
He comes TO his post here from Con
stantinople. Turkey. Nine. d'Azy is stiu
IN residence In Paris. and Is expected
TO arrive here about June The new
naval attache is decidedly one OF the
handsomest men OF the diplomatic corps.
haf eel
pair OF large brown eyes: frank OF
expression. and most requisite manners.
Mrs. Eldridge f. Jordan VIII return 10
Washington on Wednesday. after spend
Ing few weeks IN Philadelphia.
The Colonial Danes gave a tea yester-
day afternoon IN their new quarters, IN
the Arlington Hotel annex Miss Mary
Moss Amber, first vice president. acted
as hostess. in the absence OF Mrs. Spen-
Ger. the president. who is out OF town
Mrs Frances Kicks and Mrs. Patton
presided over the tea table. which vas
adorned with a centerpiece OF yellow
daisies and ferns.
Quantities Of palms and yellow and blue
spring blossoms formed the house decora-
tions
The third tea Of the series OF Lenten
teas which the Club OF Colonial Danes
IS giving viii be held next Monday after
noon. in compliment 10 the president Of
the National Society OF Colonial Danes.
Mrs William Rufin Cox.
The Rev. DR.. Randolph II. McKim will
give a lecture al Rauscher's Thursday
evening at S o'clock. March IS. for the
benefit OF the work among the poor OF
South Washington. The subject OF the
lecture viii be The land OF Egypt-Its
wonders and It's mystery"
Mr.. James Campbell, Of Seattle, Wash,
and his daughter. Miss Lucy Campbell.
left yesterday morning FOR Baltimore.
Mr.. Campbell and his daughter are max
ing an extensive tour, touching old Mex
leo. and including Havana, Cuba, and va
rious cities IN the United States. Later.
they viii visit Philadelphia. New York.
and Boston. the tour leading through
Canada during the summer months
The retiring naval attache Of the Bra
lillian Embassy and Nine de Aquino viii
sail this week for England Other diplo-
matte travellers this week viii be Lieut.
Commander and Nine. de Blanpre. who
are returning TO France. the former 10
sea duty Lieut. Benoit d'Azy. who VIII
succeed Lieut.. Commander Blanpre, ar
rived in New York Sunday On the French
ship.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A L. Bazeley
entertained al dinner last week at their
home IN Boston in honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Bellamy storer, who are spending some
time there
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Helsou. OF De
troit, announce the engagement OF their
daughter Elizabeth 10 DIT. Charles Hugh
Stevenson, OF Washington. D. C.. and
Snow HiIl, Nd The marriage viii take
place shortly after Easter.