Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-15
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
HOSPITALITIES IN OFFICIAL
AND OTHER HOMES.
Wife of the Vice President Back at
the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
dings-Notes.

Mrs. Sherman, who has been at hcr
Utica home for several days. returned
| to Washington this morning.
Miss Helen Cannon gave a large lunch
con today and another yesterday.
Mrs. Frank w. Andrews was also a
luncheon hostess today.
Miss Margaret Gale, who has been i'll
for a. part of the winter, is entertaining
this afternoon at a small tea.
Attorney General Wickersham enter
tanned at dinner last evening the officials
OF his department. His guests We're So
| licitor General Bowers, Assistant Attor-
ney General Wade Ellis. Assistant At
torney General John G. Thompson, Mr..
James A. Fowler. Mr.. William Wallace
Brown, Mr.. John Q. Thompson, Mr.. Will
liam r. Harr, Mr.. Russell p. Goodwin,
Mr.. Oscar Lawler. Mr.. Maurice ID. O'Con-
nell, who is solicitor Of the Treasury; Mr..
| Fletcher Maddox, solicitor of internal
| revenue: Mr.. Charles Earle, solicitor of
i the Department of Commerce and Labor:
Mr.. Ernest w. Knaebel, chief of division
| of public lands; Mr.. James Finch, pardon
attorney; Mr. Reeds r. Strickland, attor-
ney in charge Of titles; Mr.. Robert D. La
Dow, superintendent of prisons: Mr.. STAN
ley W. Finch. chief examiner: Mr.. Grin
J. Field, chief clerk; Mr. Frank Cole,
eral: Mr.. Robert A. Howard and Mr..
w. T. Denison of New York.
Commander Hiraga. naval attache of
the Japanese embassy, entertained at din
ner last evening, when his guests included
Capt. Veeder. Capt Caperton, Capt. Potts
and Capt. Mulligan. all Of the United
States Navy; Lieut. Col; Urcullu, military
mander Marsh, L. S. NJ; Commander
Vassilieff, naval attache of the Russian
| embassy; Lieut.. Col. James, military at
tache of the British embassy; COMMANDER
Retzmann, naval attache of the German
embassy; Baron Preuschen, naval attache
of the Austro-Hungarian embassy; Lieut..
Commander Benoist day, naval attache
of the French embassy; Mai. Davila, mili-
tary attache Of the Mexican embassy
Maj. Livonius. military attache Of the
German embassy; Lieut.. Camperio, naval
attache of the Italian embassy: Mr.. Hop
kins, Mr.. Matsui, counselor of the Jap
anese embassy; Mr.. Hanihara. Mr.. Taxa
hashi and Mr. Osaki, all of the Japanese
embassy staff.
Mr. and Mrs John B. Henderson enter
tanned at dinner last evening in compli-
ment to the Chinese minister and Mime.
Chang. Their other guests were the Nor
wegian minister and Nine. Guide. the
Danish minister and Countess Moltke,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Chang, the Misses
Lang. the Misses Guide, Lieut.. Guide and
| Mr.. Skybak.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank B. Moves gave
dinner last night, when their guests were
| the Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
MacVeagh. Senator and Mrs. Newlands.
former Ambassador and Mrs. Henry
| White, Assistant Secretary and Mrs.
Huntington Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs Wood
bury Blair and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
| Calf.
MIR. and Mrs Hugh Wallace gave a
| large dinner last night at Rauscher's
| some of their official guests being the
| Secretary of War and Mrs. Dickinson and
| the Secretary of the Interior and Mrs.
| Ballinger.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Becker had as
! dinner guests last night the American
minister to Denmark and Mrs. Egan, the
| Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution
Brown Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Will
! Jams, Mr.. and Mrs Archibald Hopkins,
| Mr.. and Mrs Cleveland Perkins, Mr. and
Mrs. Moss, Miss Scidmore and Lieut.. Col.
Tanaka.
Representative and Mrs. William W.
Wilson of Illinois entertained at dinner
last night in compliment to Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Fuller Holmes Of Chicago and
Mrs. Henrietta Holmes Robertson. their
daughter. To meet them there were
present Representative ana MIS-. MaOQen,
Representative and Mrs. James r. Mann,
Representative and Mrs. Foss and Mrs.
Charles f. Townsend of Michigan
Mrs. John +. Dryden's formal day at
home yesterday was well attended. She
was assisted by Mrs. Harlan, wife Of Mr.
Justice Harlan Mrs. Hobart Mrs. Garnet
Hobart, jr.; Mrs. Glover, Mrs. Gillespie
and Mrs. Pullman.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas B. Hutchinson
gave dinner party last night
II The Countess Alexandra Bernstorff
daughter of the German ambassador, is
the guest of Mrs. Lionel Guest at the lie
St. GILES. st. Anne. Bellevue, Canada.
The countess and Mrs. Guests daughter,
Miss Lucy Bigelow Dodge. going to
Government House February 10 to visit
their excellenc:es.
The German ambassador and Countess
Won BernStorff are in New York stay
ing at a leading hotel. where there were
also Sunday the Argentine minister and
Sonora Portela.
The British ambassador and Mrs. Bryce.
who went south last week, are expected
| Thursday at Nassau. Bahamas. TO visit
the governor, Sir William GreyWilson.
The Hon. Rachel Kay Shuttleworth.
sister of the Hon. Mrs. r. r. James,
wife OF the military attache of the Brit
day. Mrs. James will accompany her sis
ter to New York tomorrow.
King Edward will attend the marriage
OF Miss Margaretta DreXel and the Wis
count Maidstone If the ceremony is on
| British soil. According to present plans
the wedding will take place i'll June, but
| before that Mr.. and Mrs. Drexel Miss
| Drexel Viscount Maidstone and Mrs j.
H. Smith will come to New York to at
tend the marriage of Anthony J. DreXel.
jr and Miss Marjorie Gould.
| Count Anton Segray of Hungary. whose
approa ching marriage with Miss Harriet
| DAILY daughter of the late Marcus Daily
of Montana and an heiress to a large
fortune is fixed for the end of March,
is sailing from England Saturday next
for this country. His home is SDbatka.
i'm upper Hungary, where he has large
testates He came to this country five
yeals ago and spent several weeks III
New York, and was over again two years
ago when he of the uSlters at
| tie wedding of Miss Gladys Vanderbilt
and Count Laszlo Szechenyi.
| Mr. Henri dc Sincay. whose marriage
| with Miss Marie Louise Logan will he an
event of great interest socially in New
York on the I'D, has been iii this country
for the past Near, although he Went
| abroad since his engagement was an
nounced His father is at the head of
| large commercial enterprises in Belgium
The Young couple will go abroad the
| dow aft the cerempDN