The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Gan enter
tanned at dinner last evening in their
home in Twentieth street
Representative and Mrs. John W.
Dwight were hosts at dinner last night,
and will be again tonight. Their guests
last night were the British Ambassador,
Mr.. James Bryce; the Secretary Of the
Interior and Mrs Ballinger. the Assistant
Secretary OF State and Mrs. Huntington
Wilson. the Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury and Mrs. Hilles. the Charge
d'Affaires OF Italy and Marchesa Monta-
gliari. the Charge d'Anaires OF the Otto
man Empire. a. Rustem Bey; Miss Helen
Patten, Miss Margaret Cameron, and Miss
Edith Wetmore. and Mr.. Alfred Pembroke
Thorn.
Miss Msrgaretta Macveagh. daughter
OF Mr.. Wayne MacVeagh. who re-
turned recently with her parents from
Florida. where they spent the winter. has
gone 10 New York for a short visit She
Joined the party of Mrs Thomas D.
Wood. OF Bryn Mawr. and they are stay
ing at the Hotel Wolcott
Mrs. Ballinger. wife OF the Secretary
Of the Interior and Mrs Shively. wife Of
Senator Shively OF Indiana. were the
honor guests Of Mrs Anthony Wayne
Cook, regent OF the BrookyiUe Chapter.
d. A r.. Pittsburg, Pa, AT luncheon yes
terday at the New Willard. Those invited
we're Mrs. Dinwiddie. OF Indiana: Mrs.
William orion. OF Ohio; Mrs. Truesdale.
OF Ohio; Mrs. Wheaton, or Colorado: Mrs.
A. f. Patton. Of Pennsylvania; Mrs Ter
ley. Of Pennsylvania; Mrs Joseph Marsh.
Mrs. Robert Reinman. and Mrs William
Wallace. OF Pittsburg: Mrs Getchen and
Mrs. Edward Ogden, Of Philadelphia:
Mrs. William MaCCartney. OF Wilkes
barre; Mrs. William Foster. OF Lewlsburg.
Miss Oyerton. OF Pennsylvania: Mrs.
Thomas Anderson, and Mrs. y p.
Wheeler. wife Of Representative Wheeler.
OF Pennsylvania.
Miss Edgarina Hastings has gone 10
Woodlawn. W. Va, where she will visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Raphel several weeks.
Marchese Cusani Confalloniere. the re-
Gently appointed Ambassador Of Italy.
who will succeed Baron Mayor des
Planches, will arrive in May He will
establish the summer headquarters OF
the embassy at Manchester. Mass.
Former Justice Henry B. Brown. OF
the United States Supreme Court. de-
livered an address to the members OF the
Congressional Club yesterday at their
usual Friday afternoon reception.
His subject was In Opposition TO Wo-
man Suffrage" Mrs. s. ". Smith. wife
Of Representative Smith, OF Michigan.
and Mrs. H. DIN Young. wife OF Rep
resentative Young, Of Michigan. received
the guests, and Mrs. Gordon Lee. wife
Of Representative Lee, OF Georgia. and
Mrs William E Humphrey Of Washing
ton. presided at the tea table. The club
viii give another reception next Friday
afternoon for the National Society of
Colonial Danes, which Will then be in
congress here.
The date set for the annual baseball
game played by the Metropolitan and
Chevy Chase Clubs for the benefit OF the
free wards Of Providence Hospital has
been set for Thursday afternoon. Nav
s. Mrs. James f. Barbour is chairman
OF the committee selling the boxes. The
Marine Band will play.
Capt and Mrs. B. c. Barnes. U. S. N.
have arrived here from League Island.
where the former is stationed. and are
guests of Mrs. W. ". White and Miss
Louise White. wife and daughter OF
Commander White. L. S. N, at their
home in Q street Miss White. who was
guest on board the receiving shin at
the Charleston navy yard. has just re-
turned
Mrs Rawlins Hume entertained at n
o'clock tea yesterday afternoon for
Mrs. Richard F. Amphlett, of England,
and Mrs. Underwood. of Knoxville. Tenn.
Assisting Mrs. Hume in receiving her
guests were her three sisters-in-law. Mrs
Charles Hume, Mrs. Thomas Hume and
Mrs. Graham Hume Presiding AT the
tea table were Mrs. Stokes, OF Richmond
Va, and Mrs. Charles James Mrs
Robert Small served the punch. The
table was decorated with pink peonies
and lilacs.
The Naval Attache Of the Austro- |
Hungarian Embassy and Baroness Preu-
schen left yesterday for wilmington
Del, where they will be the weekend
guests Of Senator Du Pont at his country |
place.
Announcement IS made Of the marriage
or Miss Mary L. Esther and Edward w. |
Ockershausen. which took place at the
Church OF the Ascension "Wednesday
evening. The ceremony was performed |
by the Rev. Charles F. Warner. assist |
ant rector Of st. Adams EPISCOPAL
Church, in the presence Of relatives and
friends. Miss Virginia B. Gaskins and
Charles c. Staub were the attendants /
After an informal reception at the
church, wedding supper was given at