The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-02-28


fast yesterday morning in honor of the
Count and Countess szechenyi, house
guests OF the Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. George Won L. Meyer. Sixteen
guests were asked TO meet them. Mrs
Richard Townsend will entertain them to-
day at a breakfast.
Miss Flora Wilson, daughter of the
Of Agriculture, who came on to
preside over the dinner her father gave In
honor Of President Taft on Thursday
evening, went TO New York yesterday to
return to her professional duties.
Mr.. Won Stumm. of the German En-
bassy staff. whose marriage to Miss
Hoyt will be one OF the early
spring events. entertained a small COM
pany at dinner last evening in his bache-
Tor home, in p street The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hichborn, the Misses
Meyer. daughters OF the Secretary OF the
Navy; Miss Hoyt. Mr.. Cziraky. OF the
Embassy stan. and
Mr.. oden Horstmann.
Countess Luise-Alexandra Won Bern
storff, daughter of the German Ambas-
sador, returned to the embassy yesterday,
after Lenten visit In Canada. where she
accompanied Miss Lucy Bigelow Dodge.
daughter Of Mrs. Lionel Guest, of Eng
land. who visited her here at the en-
bassy earlier in the season The Ambas-
aat a dance at the embassy on
the evening OF March %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry May have cards
out for an Easter ball at the Country
Club early in April.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth VIII
lead the mi-Careme festivities with a
fancy dress ball next Thursday evening
IN their beautiful ballroom. This is their
annual entertainment They also have
Yards out for another large musicale on
the evening Of March 10 at 10 o'clock.
The Greek Minister. Mr.. Coromiias. is
IA Havana at the Hotel Sevilla, where he
s being entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Murphy enter
tanned a company last evening of old
friends OF Mrs. Murphy's parents. the
Minister to Denmark and Mrs. Maurice
Francis Egsn. who have been their guests
Tor several months. accompanied by Miss
Carmel ,Egan. The company was in the
nature Of a farewell TO the Minister and
Mrs. Egan. who will leave here on
Tuesday and sail for Copenhagen on
Wednesday with their younger daughter.
Mrs. Daniel Manning, widow of the
ormer Secretary Of the Treasury. and
ormer president general of the National
society Of the Daughters Of the American
Revolution. who has spent the winter at
Ter home in Albany. n. Y, will 90 to Eu-
ope early next month and spend some
ime In Russia.
Miss Beatrice Colt and Miss Constance
Vail, who spent some time this month
Is the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. Frank
Vaughn, in this city, have returned to
heir homes in Providence. R. L
Mrs. Grover Cleveland has recently re-
urned 10 Lausanne, where her two young
daughters. Esther and Marion, are in
chOOl. She had made a visit to Florence
With Mrs. Edwin Fleming and Mrs. Sweet.
he young ladies appeared at a dance
iven last week by their schoolmistress,
Tile. Barriere. About ninety Of the pupils
ttended. Mrs. Fleming and Mrs Sweet
7tll be Mrs. Cleveland's guests at the
Hotel Cecil for a few weeks.
The Misses Preston, daughters Of the
ormer United States Minister to Haiti,
Tho are well known in Washington So
iety, VIII give a matinee artistique at the
New York, tomorrow
fternoon. Their programme includes
ances and songs Of the most classic and
rtistic type. in which they have been
cen here in many of the private homes.
nd for charity. They gave particularly
entertainment of this kind a
ew years ago at the British Embassy.
A gay and interesting party, well known
society here, who have been enjoying
be gayeties at Palm Beach. and who
Ill leave shortly for Mexico. includes
he Duke and Duchess of Manchester.
IT. Theodore p. Shonts, Miss Marguerite
honts, Miss Eleanor Rocker and Fred
lick Townsend. They Will make the trip
Mexico in the private car of Mr..
hOnts. The Duchess de Chaulnes is also
18th her father and sister AT Palm Beaen,
ut Will not be member of the party to
-exico, as she takes no part in gaveties
any kind since the tragic death of her
usband. She will return to New York
hen Mr.. Shonts and his daughter go
lrther southwark.
Mrs. John n. Pistol win be at home
18th Mrs. George F. Schutt informally at
le National Hotel to-day from to 7 !
clock.
Mrs. Levi z. Letter entertained conf
any at breakfast yesterday morning IN |
onor OF Gen. and Mrs. Frederick Dent
rant, who are visiting in Washington.
MI ana MIS-. EldT1dge Jordan were
ncheon hosts at the Chevy Chase Club
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley enter
lined at luncheon yesterday at the Chevy |
base Club for their house guests. Mr.. |
Id Mrs. Richard Miers. of Philadelphia:
r. George Marshall Allan. of New York. |
Id Miss Beatrice Sterling. of New York. |
T. and Mrs. Bradley entertained a din |
IT company rather informally last even
g for their guests.
Miss Mary Story. of Ohio, is the guest
Miss Robyn Young. who will take her
Annapolis on Wednesday for the hop /
the Naval Academy.
Miss Mercedes Stewart, daughter of