The Washington herald., 1910-01-13

] and Viscountess d'Azy, the military at
tache OF the French Embassy and
! Countess de Chambrun, Mr.. de la Rocca,
and Mr. Tailhand. both Of the French
| Embassy staff
The German Ambassador and Countess
! Won Bernstorn were the guests Of honor
az dinner last night Of Mr. and Mrs
! Thomas 7. Gam. Their other guests were
Mrs. Franklin Ellis. Mr.. Inness, Of the
British Embassy staff. end Mr.. Gist
Blair. The party occupied the Gaf box
at the opera afterward.
Gen. and Mrs John ". Foster enter
tanned at dinner last night. and had
among their guests the United States
Ambassador 70 Mexico and Mrs. Henry
Lane Wilson.
Mrs. Potter Palmer, Of Chicago, re-
turned to Washington yesterday morning
/ from New York. where she went for a
visit of a few days. She IS again the
guest or the Secretary OF the Treasury
and Mrs. MacVeagh.
! One Of the most brilliant private func-
/ tons Of the season was the ball given
last night by Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Brad
/ ley in their mansion. In Dupont circle
| Their son-in-law and daughter, Rev. Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Shipman Of New York
! occupied the Bradley box al the opera
and returned 10 the ball later. The
/ Bradley home. which has a beautiful
| interior. was decorated with American
I Beauties in tall vases and Jars IN the
/ corridors. The MUSHROOM. which also
| serves as ballroom, the drawing-room,
and dlning-room. were arranged taste
/ fully with tall palms
4 section Of the Marine Band played
and a buffet supper was served during
/ the evening There was no cotilllon
1 Mrs. Bradley was superbly gowned IN
! soft heavy satin Of a blue gray shade,
with a panel down the front. diamonds,
/ pearls. and sapphires on chains over net
/ There were touches Of Wedgwood blue
velvet on the bodice, with the jeweled
/ trimmings held in the front on the skirt
/ by a bow of the velvet. in the back the
/ jeweled panel was finished in points on
the train. with a jeweled tasseI hanging
/ from the point She wore some splendid
/ Jewels about her neck and in her hair.
/ Mrs. ShipmGn wore a gown Of pink
satin with trimmings OF rhineStOnes- A
party Of guests from New York came
/ over with Rev Mr. and Mrs Shipman.
including the Duke OF Vanambrosa, Mr..
/ Bunham, Of England Mr.. Murton, of
! Germany: Mr. William de Berg Whyte.
I Of England and Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
/ WHJsie, who are the house guests Of the
/ Misses Fish, daughters Of Representa-
tive Fish, Of New York.
Among the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
! Bradley were the Vice President and
Mrs. Sherman. the Austrian Ambassador
/ and Baroness HenEelmullerr the German
! Ambassador and Countess Won Bernstorff.
the Countess Alexandra von Bernstorff,
/ the British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce
/ Baroness Elizabeth Rosen, daughter OF
the Russian Ambassador; the Secretary OF
the Navy and Mrs. Meyer. the Misses
Never. Postmaster General Hitchcock.
the Swiss Minister and Nine Ritter, the
! Norwegian Minister and Nine. Guide. the
Misses Guide. the Portuguese Minister,
the Minister from the Netherlands and
Nine Loudou. the Spanish Minister,
A. Rustem Bey. charge daffaires Of Tur-
key: Senator and Mrs. Depew, Senator
and Mrs. FIkins. Miss Elklns, Mrs Hincl5-
ley and Miss Hinckley. Gen. Nelson A
Miles Lieut. and Mrs. Sherman Miles
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas T Gaf. Mrs. AIer-
riIl. Of New York: Mr and Mrs. Herbert
Wadsworth. Capt and Mrs. sydney A.
Cloman. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Cummings
Mrs. Bulmer and her house guest, Miss
Dorr. Of Boston; former United States
Minister to Cuba. Mr.. Edwin Morgan
Mr.. and Mrs. John HAYS Hammond. Mr.
Skybak Of the Norwegian Legation staff
Count Ugglas. of the Swedish Legation
stan: Representative Butler Ames, Capt
Archibald w. Butt. Mr.. Frederick May
Mrs. Pinchot. Mr. Clifford Pinchot, Miss
Foraker. Mr. and Mrs. Truman H. New.
berry, Miss NewberTy, Representative
Lowering, Miss Lowering. Rear Admira
and Mrs Glover, Miss Glover, Maj. vor
Livonius, of the German Embassy staff
and Nine. Won Livonius; the Naval At
tache OF the French Embassy and Wis.
countess d'Azy, the Military Attache oil
the French Embassy. and Countess dt
Chambrun. Miss Elizabeth Roosevelt
\ guest OF her cousins, the Misses Kean
Mr. and Mrs. Crownlnshield. former Min
lister 20 Cuba. Mr. Edwin Morgan; for
mer Gov Magoon. Mr.. and Mrs Lar7
Anderson, Miss Marguerite Barbour, Mis-.
Dorothy Williams, Miss Constance Ovey
of London: the second secretary Of The
British Embassy and Mrs. Ovey, Miss Jane
Fish. Baron and Baroness PreusChen. Miss
Laura Merriam Miss Martha Bowers
Lieut.. Camperio, Baron Hardenbroeck
Marquis de VillalObar. Mr Martin. Mrs
George NJ Pullman. Miss May. Miss
IYvonne Townsend. andt bachelor dipIo-
mats and buds of this season and last.
Yesterday was again Cabinet Day II
the social world and calling was brisl
in the homes of the Vice President, the
members of the Cabinet. and the Speaker
Of the House of Representatives. Mrs
Sherman was assisted by her house guest
Miss Mary Baker, Of Utica, n. Y.
The home Of the SecTetary1O of State was
not open to callers, owing to the mourning
OF Mrs. Knox Mrs. MacVeagh, wife ot
the Secretary of the Treasury, had among
her assistants her house guests, Mrs
Potter Palmer. Mrs. Writ Dexter, OF