The Washington herald., 1910-02-05

ing, February IL
Mrs. Taft, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. Anderson, and the Presidents aunt,
Miss Della TOrrey. of Massachusetts. both
of whom are guests at the White House,
occupied a box at the National Theater
yesterday afternoon to see Maud Allan,
the dancer, with the Russian Symphony
Orchestra. The Russian ambassador and
Baroness ROsen and their daughter were
in another box.
The charge daffaireS Of Turkey. a Rus
tenn Bey. gave the first dance last night
ever given by that government for II
was really the government that was
host through it's representative. The
charge d'affaires Is a bachelor and has
grown very popular in Washington So
ciety He is a young man of delightful
manners, and speaks delightful English.
He dances well. plays cards, and is fond
or all the amusements which young Amer
lean society people are fond Of, He has
been entertained almost constantly since
the Ambassador went abroad, and has
already been host at a number of smart
dinners. The new Turkish government
has appropriated generous funds for the
purpose of entertaining in their embas-
sizes and legations
Baroness des Planches, wife Of the
Italian Ambassador. received the guests
with the host, in the main drawing room.
The only decorations in the embassy were
pink and white roses in the white and
gold drawing room, which were very eff
fective. and the same flowers were used
on the table from which a buffet supper
was served during the evening. There
was no cotillion and no favors. Between
the regular dances. there were pretty
figures danced Cards were enjoyed be
tween dances The guests included the
Vice President and Mrs. Sherman, the
Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs Mac
Veagh. the Secretary OF the Navy and
Mrs. Meyer. the Secretary of War and
Mrs Dickinson. Postmaster General Hitch
cock. the Italian Ambassador, the Aus
trian Ambassador and Baroness HengeI-
muller. the Russian Ambassador and
Baroness Rosen and Baroness Elizabeth
Rosen, the British Ambassador and Mrs
Bryce. the Portuguese Minister. the Wis
count d AIte the Swedish Minister and Nine
de Lagercrantz. the Norwegian Minister
and Nine GUIDE and the Misses Guide, tht
Danish Minister and Countess Won Moltke
the swiss Minister and Nine. Ritter, the
Greek Minister Mr.. CorOmilas: the Span
ish Minister. Marquis de Villalobar; Mr.
and Mrs OVey. Mr. and Mrs KennaTd
Mr. and Mrs Ekengren. Lieut. Col. and
the Hon. Mrs. James, Baroness Preuschen
Mai and Nine Won Livonius. the Nava
Attache OF the French Embassy and Wis
| countess day. Mr. Justice and Mrs
Holmes. Mt. Justice and Mrs. Lurton, tht
! Speaker and Miss Cannon, Judge anC
/ Mrs. Howry and Miss Howry. Mrs Rich
ard Townsend and Miss Mathilde Town
send Mr. and Mrs CroWninshield. Sena
| tor Du Pont, the Assistant Secretary o
! State and Mrs Chandler Hale and theI
/ house guest. Miss Hanks; Representative
and Mrs Dwight the Assistant Score
| Iary of the Navy and Mrs. Beekmar
/ Winthrop, Gen. J. Franklin Bell. Mr.
and Mrs. Larz Anderson. the Misses
/ Anderson, Mrs. Charles Anderson. guests
of the White House. and Miss Ethe
! Roosevelt Representative and Mrs Mich
! olas Longworth, the Assistant Secretar,
of State and Mrs. Huntington Wilson
| Miss Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. Waite
Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont
| Miss Marguerite Barbour, Miss Baxter
Mr.. Gist Blair, Mr.. and Mrs. Montgom
| cry Blair, Mr.. and Mrs Edison BradIe,
and their house guests, Mr. Emil FuCh
and Miss Fuchs: Mrs Herbert Shipman
Mr. Frank Burke Roche. OF New York
Mr. William de Berg Whyte, of Eng
land: Mr.. Andrew Weber SchlOnberger
OF Paris; Miss BrittOn, Mr.. F. II. Brooke
Mrs. Bulmer, Capt. Butt Mr. and Mrs
Robert Chew. Rear Admiral and Mrs
Glover and Miss Glover, Rear Admira
Cone, Miss COudert. Miss Chew. Mr.. AM
Mrs. Allerton Cushman. Miss Marian
Crosby, Mr.. Cryder, Miss Cryder, Mis-
Davidge, Mr.. Walter Davidge. Mr. JAG
| Davidge, Dr. and Mrs. Virginius Dab
ney. son-in-law and daughter of Senate
Newlands: Miss Davidson. Mrs Glider
Wilkes, Representative DENLY, Mrs Dun
yeS( Mr.. and Mrs. William +. Curt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Welcome, of Lon
don: former United States Ambassado
and Mrs Henry White, Mr.. and Mr.!
Whitridge, Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. WILEY
Mrs. Norman Williams. Mr.. and Mr.:
Gardner F. Williams and the Misse
Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Williams
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson. Lieu
L sterhaus, Lieut.. Palmer. Miss Hegemar
the Misses Patten, Mai and Mrs. Spence
Cosby, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Put
nam, Miss Putnam, Miss RobesoI
Mr.. Thomas Riggs. Dr. Sterling Ru'
fin, Mr. Frank Scott, Mr. Jack Sieber
Miss Sheriff. Miss De Smirnof. III
Misses Switzerland. the Misses DOWNING
the Misses Schroeder. Mr. and Mr.
Frank Ellis, Mr.. Franklin Ellis, Rea
Admiral Emory. Mr.. Fred Faust, III
Misses Finley. the Misses Fitch, Mr.. an
Mrs Nathaniel Francis. Mr.. and Mr.
Hugh Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Archibal
Oracle, Miss Oracle, Mr.. and MIR
Thomas T. Gaff, Mr.. and Mrs. job
Hays Hammond, Miss Hammond, Mr.
Robert Hinckley, Miss Hinckley, NJ
and Mrs. Richard Harlow. Mr. John
Henderson, jr.. Mr.. William Bow
tClarke Mr.. J. NJ. Henry, Mr.. and Mr.
Archibald Hopkins. DR.. and Mrs. PettU
. Countess Won BernstOrff. wife of ii
German Ambassador, and their daughte
Countess Alexandra Won Bernstorff; NJ
and Mrs. Henry Cleveland Perkin
former Representative and Mrs. Henr
Kirke Porter. Mrs. Schroeder, Mrs. He
bert Shipman. of New York. Mrs Tia
bott and Miss Talbot Rear Admiral an
Mrs. Terry and Miss Terry. Mr.. and Mr.
Lyman Tiffany Miss Helen Parker,
New York; Capt. Van VOrhis and h
> sister. Miss Van VOrhis; Miss Fountain
Major and Miss Stevens. Mr. Geors
Oakley Totten. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoppi
Maj. Horton, Mr.. Hubbard, Mr.. Reginal
Huidekoper Mr.. Frederick HuidekOpe