The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-01

murray zen. ana MIS-. JOnn A Jonn-
ston. Gen. James Franklin Bell. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Marshall Allen. OF New
York. house guests of the Bradleys; Miss
May Williams. and Miss Beatrice Ster-
ling. OF New York. also house guests OF
the hosts.
The French Ambassador and Nine. JUS
serand entertained at dinner last evening
in honor of Gen. and Mrs Frederick
Dent Grant. Those asked TO meet them
were the former Secretary Of the Interior
and Mrs. James R. Garfield. who are the
house guests OF Mr.. Clifford Pinchot and
his mother; the United States Minister
to Denmark and Mrs. Maurice Francis
Egsn, Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Knox
Smith, Mr.. Inness. OF the British En-
bassy stan; Representative and Mrs
Frank o. Lowden, Lieut. and Mrs L. S
Grant, 5rd, Mrs. Hobson, Mrs Charles
Dana, of Philadelphia, house guest at the
embassy; Mrs John Philips, DR.. and
Mrs. Wilmer. President James. Of the
University OF Illinois; Miss Georgianna
Hopkins. Mr.. de la Roche. and Mfr Tall
hand, both OF the French Embassy staff.
The Swiss Minister and Nine Ritter en-
tertained at dinner last night. Their guests
were the Norwegian Minister and Nine.
Guide, the Danish Minister and Countess
Won MOltke. the charge d'anaires OF
the Ottoman Empire. A. Rustem Bey:
Miss Lucy Kean, sister of the Senator
from New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs Herbert
Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cleveland
Perkins. Baroness Preusehen, Wife OF the
naval attache OF the Austro- Hungarian
Embassy; Mr. Kennard, OF the British
staff. and Mr. Martin. of the
Swiss Legation staff
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richardson
Glover. entertained az dinner last even
Ing in honor of the Swedish Minister
and Nine de Lagercrantz. The other
guests We're Postmaster General Hitch
cock, Senator and Mrs. Aldrich. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. John ". Dwight. Rep
resentative Hamilton Fish. Miss Fish.
former Ambassador 10 France and Mrs.
Henry White. Lieut. Gen. Nelson A. Miles.
Mrs. John 3. Henderson, Miss Boardman
Mr. Craig Wadsworth, and Miss Glover.
Mrs. Samuel Spencer entertained a din
Ter company in her Massachusetts ave-
hue home last evening.
Count and Countess Laszlo Szechenyi,
he latter formerly Miss Gladys Wander
1ilt, Of New York. who were the week
md guests Of rho caora+or.. % 81. -
Ind Mrs. Meyer, left in their private
ar yesterday afternoon for New York.
n route from Palm Beach
The American Minister to Denmark and
IRIS. Egan viii sail for Copenhagen
Thursday on the HeIlig Olaf. of the
'candinavian-American line Mrs. Taft
yesterday accepted from Mrs. Egan one
II Princess Kunduchens famous carna- |
ion panels. especially painted for Mrs.
Taft The Princess KunducheR is at
resent the most celebrated painter of
oses and carnations in Europe.
Mrs Mary T. Merwin will entertain
senator and Mrs. Gordon at luncheon to-
lay at the Southern Bazaar in the Ma
onic Temple. corner OF Ninth and F /
treets.
Miss Maria L. Sanford, OF MINNEAPOLIS.
ormer professor of rhetoric in the State 4
University Is in Washington for a brief
tay. Miss Sanford will be at home Tues /
ay evening. March ]. at the residence of
irs. Max West 1888 Summit place. where
he VIII be glad to see any Of her Min
esota friends.
Mrs. Richard Townsend entertained at
. beautiful luncheon yesterday afternoon
I her home in Massachusetts, avenue
With the Count and Countess Iaszlo
zecheDyi as her guest of honor Among
he guests were the Minister from
denmark and the Countess MoItke
Iinister from Spain. Marquis de viz
tlobar; Countess Gizicky Mrs. Mich
las Longworth, Countess Louise Alex-
ndra Won Bernstorff. the Misses
Ieyer. Miss Katherine Elkins, Miss Isa-
ell May, Miss Mathilde Townsend. Count
ziraky. Of the Austro-Hungarian EN-
assy; A. c. Horstmann. of the German
Embassy; Prince de Ligne, of the Bel
ian Legation; Mr.. de Beaufort. of the
ietherlands Legation; Mr. Craig Wads-
Torth, Mr. Reynolds Hit, United States
linister to Panama; Capt. Archibald w,
utt. Mr.. c. R. Simpkins, and Mr.. VIII
am Hit.
Mrs. P!lling viii be hostess at a tea