The Washington times., 1910-01-16
Mrs. Hunt Slater Enter
tains at Luncheon This
Afternoon.
Guests Are Invited to Meet
Miss Miriam
Crosby.

| Crosby.
Mrs Hunt Slater was hostess at
IuLcheon today in honor OF her house
/ sueS1' Sliss Miriam Crosby. Amonz
/ the additional guests were Counties
/ Luise-Alexandra Won Bernst0rT. daurb-
/ ter Of the German Ambassador and
| Countess Won Bernstorf. the new A.
/ erican Ambassador TO Mexico and NJ.
/ Wilson, 8r- and Mrs AlIerton Cusb-
I man, Baron Ambrozy. and Prince Kou-
| dacheR.
The Military Attache Of the American
Embassy at London and Ms svd7ey
A ClOmans who have been spending
few weeks in this country Oh leave Of
absence, viii go over to New York Ian
uary 3, for a short visit before SAILING
from there January q for Captain CIos
mans post Of duty;
The AUstrO-Hungarian Ambassador
and Baroness HengelmUller viii enter
tain a dinner company tonight AZ tNa
embassy on Connecticut avenue, in hon
or OF their house guest, Edwin '. Nor
gan
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Mrs. Augustus Jackson viii be al
home .3I Mondays. January Il and p a.
The italian Ambassador and Baron
ess Mayor des P1anches had dining
with them last evening, Mrs. Sherman,
wife Of the Vice President; the AustrO-
Hungarian Ambassador and Baroness
HengelmuIleT, Nine NabuCO. wife Of
the Brazilian ambassador, the Attor-
ney General and Mrs. Wickershaua- the
Postmaster General, the Minister OF
Norway and Nine GUIDE. and Miss
GUIDE; the Assistant Secretary OF War
and MIS-. Robert Shaw Oliver. the Sec
Ond Secretary Of the British embassy
and Mrs Esmond Ovey, Prince Koud-
achen, OF the Russian embassy. former
Governor Of Minnesota and Ms W r
Merriam Ms John r. Rodgers. Miss
Patten, the Rev E Mcqueen Gray, Of
New Mexico, and Mrs Mertel Wei, OF
Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs Robert Roosevelt en-
tertained a small company Informally
At dinne- last evening in honor OF
their house guests. Mrs Adolph Laden
burg Miss Mildred Poor. and Lewis @.
70 Washington to attend Miss OlEa
ROCsevelts coming out ball Friday
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The list OF patronesses for the ssfrv
play. Cinderella which will be afven
under the direction OF Miss Hawke At
the BelascO TheateT on Tuesday aftsr-
noon. FEBRUARY ), at SO O'Clock, fOr
the benefit Of the National Homeopathic
Hospital, includes. Mrs Samuel E0au-
Ger, Mrs Matthew T Scott Mrs CIar-
ence Edwards, Mrs George Howard
Mrs Hugh Legare. Mrs Robert R0o.se-
Eeit, Mrs T Dewitt Talmsze Ms
Corcoran Thorn Mrs John b Hender-
SON. Mrs- AleTtOn CUShman- Mrs r
Lee Phillips and others
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General and rs Ernst were amorc
those entertaining parties Informally at
dinner last evening,
Mrs. Samuel Piles, wife OF Se1sfor
Piles will be al home 70 her friends
IhuTSuay. January 2. AT the Cochran
Mrs. p. V DeG-aw will not h -
home tomorrow, but viii be at home the
two remaining Mondays in the month.
January p and 81
Count LssadisIas Cziraky, the new at
tache OF the AustrO-Hungarian embassy.
who succeeds Count ToroIz, viii arrive
In Washington January IS
Mr.. and Mrs. William COrcoran Hill
entertained a party at dinner last even
ing.
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MI and Mrs Edison Bradley, who
viii entertain a large dinner company
"Wednesday evening, have cards out for
a musicale Saturday, February 8
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The Washington Section. Council Of
Jewish Women. VIII hold a compliment
tsTy reception and musicale for its mem
bers Wednesday. January 1S. from 2 70
o'clock, at the new Masonic Temple
The program viii include female i'm
presentations BY Miss Eta ROseufeld,
OF Baltimore: plano solo by Miss Ethel
i .OZiar and violin solos bv Ms Samuel
Miss Margaret Heine. OF Cincinnati,
Ohio. who has been the guest OF Mss
Ernesti1e Rich, IS now visiting Mss
Edith AuerbaCh-
ITr. and Mrs. :, Cans, OF Rtchnaond,
Va, viii arrive here today. 10 be the
guest OF Miss r Cans
J. Mas and & Wolf. OF Tampa. Fla,
who attended the Baer-Maas welding.
left for their home Friday.