The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-01-18

trance by Seventeenth street.
The British Ambassador and Mrs. James
Bryce were the guests of honor Of Sena-
tor Du Pont, Of Delaware, at dinner last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Thropp entertain
ed at dinner last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank b. Noyes were hosts
at dinner last evening, entertaining thirty
young people, followed by a dance at
Rauscher's, when a hundred dancers were
asked TO Join the dinner guests. The
guests from the dinner parties Of Mrs
Robert Hlnckley, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Marion Johnston, and Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Glover attended buffet sup
per was served during the evening. The
guests az this dance, which is one of a
series being given by the parents of the
buds of this season. were from among the
debutantes Of a small circle, and their
dancing attendants, with a company OF
chaperones.
Senator and Mrs. ]. c. Burrows will
entertain the Vice President and Mrs.
Sherman at dinner on February 4.
Mrs. John W. Foster had a large and
brilliant reception yesterday afternoon,
and had with her Mrs. Henry 5. Well
come. Of England. who. with Mr.. Well
come. is spending a few weeks al the
New Willard.
Mrs. Alexander. wife Of Representative
Joshua W. Alexander. Of Missouri, and
Mrs. Norman Richard Jenner viii receive
on Tuesdays, January ., February S, and
/ February %. at 1ll0 Rhode Island avenue
| Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Arthur Murray,
who went to Old Point Comfort last Fri
day 10 attend the reception and dance
given fin their honor by the Artillery
school last Saturday evening, returned "a
! Washington yesterday morning. They
had with them Miss Murray, Miss Caro-
Ilyn Murray. Miss Carol Newberry, daugh-
tier Of the former Secretary OF the Navy
and Miss Annie Irwin. daughter Of Com
mander Irwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Westinghouse entertained
at dinner Sunday evening at Solitude,
their Plttsburg home. in honor of Lady
Evans and her daughter, Miss Frances
Evans, Of England. Lady Evans and hel
daughter are the house guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs George Westinghouse, jr., in Murt
land avenue, Pittsburg. Mr.. and Mrs
WESTINGHOUSE, hosts at dinner Sunday
left Pittsburg yesterday for New York.
MI and Mrs. r. NJ. Fleischman VIII en-
terrain at dinner this evening in honor OF
their twenty-ffth wedding anniversary.
Mrs. z. Hope Slater who is in Cairo
and has in her party Miss Gwynn. Of this
city, entertained at dinner during TIT
Christmas holidays,
| Mrs. David Porter was a hostess of yes
terday afternoon at tea. Her guests were
asked to meet Mrs Sydney Cloman, wife
of Capt Cloman, military attache Of tbs
American Embassy in London.
| The Rev. Samuel s. Laws and wife will
he at home, 1873 Q street northwest, to
morrow, from 3 to 10 o'clock, to receiv,
their friends on the fiftieth anniversary
Of their marriage. assisted by Miss Bucil,
Wilkinson, Miss Belle Wills, and Mrs
DR.. J. W. Spencer. No cards.
Miss Huxford has cards out for a te,
Friday. January p. TO meet Mrs. Ring
| from 3 until o'clock, at the Albemarle
| Nine. de LagerCrantz wife Of the Min
lister from Sweden. was hostess at tee
yesterday afternoon. She was assisted
by the Countess Moltke. wife of IN,
Minister from Denmark and Baroness!
Preuschen. wife Of the naval attache o.
the Austro-Hungarian Embassy, who pre-
sided at the tea table
Mrs. Meyer and Miss Alice Meyer, wifi,
and daughter of the Secretary of tn,
Navy, left yesterday for Boston to at
tend the wedding to-day of their relative
Miss Julia Appleton Tuckerman, daugh
ter of Mrs. Charles S. Tuckerman O
Bay State road. and Mr.. Louis lie Bom
geois Chaplin. Yale. %. Mr.. Chaplin.
present home Is I'm Kensington square
London He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert w Chaplin adele lie Bourgeois)
Iof New York. Miss Julia Chaplin is G
sister. Mr.. R D. Alsop, of Brooklyn
will be the best man.
Miss Alice Meyer will be a bridesmaid
with Miss Madeleine Appleton. one of tn,
prominent debutantes of the winter. botl
cousins of the bride-elect Miss Adelaide
! Jackson. the president Of the Vincen
Club. and Miss Ruth Nickerson. of Ded
ham. Miss Tuckerman's sister Mrs
Charles Gait Fitzgerald, of Baltimore, i
10 be matron of honor. Mr. John Appleton
| Tuckerman will give his sister away
John Chaplin, of Boston, a cousin
Charles P. Greenough. second, Harvard
'c6. also of Boston; Francis r Appleton
ir., relative of the bride-elect Pau
Chaplin, Lydig Hoyt, Yale, 'O6; Chalmer.
Wood, jr., Columbia. 'O5. and D. P. B
Marshall, of New York, and Francis