The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-02

maj AAoItpus Lieut. Efdll4 MT. W ltldiu
Marrow. Mr.. Newton Quick. Lieut. Con-
stein. Baron Hardenbroeck, and Capt
Johnson. All were In fancy dress and
en- masque, not removing their masks I'M
til seated at the table. They all went TO
the cotillion at Rauseher's after merry
April fools dinner party.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Crowninshield were
dinner hosts preceding the d Any ball last
evening.
Mr.. Beresford Hope. attache of the
British Embassy. viii leave Washington
to-day for his new post OF duty at Ber-
lin
Mr.. L L. Castanzoglu. IL D.. first
secretary Of the Greek Legation. has
been promoted to be charge d'affaires of
Greece at London, and viii leave here
some time next week for his new post of
duty.
The Misses Mixter. of Philadelphia.
nieces Of Lieut. Gen. Adna r. Chaffee,
entertained the children of the smart set
at their unique and amusing Dolls
Matinee" yesterday afternoon in the
Cabinet suite at the New Willard.
Miss Marie Mixter opened the pro-
gramme with a group of Mrs Gaynor 9
songs for children, which she sang de-
| lightfully and showed a beautiful. rich
mezzo soprano voice, we'll cultivated and
full OF color.
She has much personality and magnet
ism. and would be a success on the pro-
| fessionaI stage. She was accompanied by
Miss Sally Mason, of this city, skillfully
and sympathetically. Miss Mixter, the
elder sister. gave a charming recitation.
displaying quite as much talent in her
line as the former. The dolls were shown
upon a miniature stage, elevated and
| lighted with the tiny electric bulbs,
which. with the small white silk drop
curtains. delighted the children They
showed Cook and Peary discovering the
north pole and almost settling their diff
ferences of opinion ION the spot: some
Spanish clog dancers, which were en-
| eored: Harry Lauder Scotland's idol:
Nellie Donegan, the Genee on skates, and
Earle Reynolds. the famous skater; Mary
Garden as SalOme Mile. Genee, the toe
dancer. and Hiawatha and Minnehaha in
their wooiRg scene and war dance, during
all of which the Misses Mixter carried
dolls dialogue behind the scenes.
This was one of the daintiest little
drawing-room entertainments seen in
long time. Among those who enjoyed It
were Mrs. Chauncey Depew, who acted
as the dolls chaperon; Mrs. Meyer, wife
of the Secretary Of the Navy; Mrs
Laurence Townsend and Miss Townsend.
the Portuguese Minister. Viscount d'Alte.
Baron de Bode, Of the Russian Embassy
staff: Mrs. John Hay. Mrs. Audenreid.
the Minister from Panama. Mr. Arose
mena: Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Senator
and Mrs. Hughes. Mrs. Mclean, Mrs.
Glover. Mrs. Barney, Mrs. Archibald
Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs. ". w. Finley,
Mrs. Guy Fairfax Whiting. Mrs. George
L. Bradley, and Mrs Arthur f. Bates.
Mrs. Josephine Breuninger announces
the engagement Of her daughter Thusnelda
to Mr.. Frank Macdonough Dushane. of
Baltimore. The wedding will take place
April Is.
Company II, Of Western High School.
gave It's last dance Of the season last
night at Mrs. Dyer's. Twenty-Five
couples including officers OF the COM
pany. were present.
Among the dancers were Miss Alice De
Mar. Miss Leosa Curtis, Miss Edith Ne
Quade, Miss Eloise OTme. Miss Dorothy
Dobyns, Miss En- May King Miss Olga
Huh, Miss Street. Miss Heron. Miss Mel
lie Howard, Miss COrson. Miss Annie
Wright Huss. Miss Doris Moore Miss
George Lyon, Miss Leonas Keegin. Miss
Laury. Miss Blanche Johnson Miss Car.
RE Lewis. Miss Parks. Miss Chishulm.
and Miss Margaret Scoheld. Among the
boys were Theodore Robe. William
Decide, Richard Ouiahan, Douglas Bull
loch. Stewart Gilmore. Robert Rafter,
Morris Paris. Tom Wilson. Harry Cur
tbs, Tolmy Turner, Whslon Stone. Edgar
Farquhar Raymond Obenchain, Mr..
Lehman. Clinton Pennybaker, Vincent
Smith. Rudolph Brennan, Tom Dawson.
Fritz Schneider. Llewlyn Bond. and John
Lyon