The Washington herald., 1910-04-30
In THE SOCIAL WORLD
Baroness Rosen and Daugh-
ter Return from Gotham.
EXPECT GERMAN AMBASSADOR
Count Won BernstorR Went TO New
York to See wife and Dnugh-
ter Sail for own COuntry-Mr. and
Mrs. Howard =. Reside Entertain
at Dance for Daughter.

| Baroness Rosen and her daughter. Baron
ess Elizabeth Rosen. who have been In
New York for the last week. will return
TO Washington to-day. The Russian con
sui general 20 New York. Baron Schliep-
penbach. will return with them. Baron
Rosen. who has been IN the greater part
Of the winter, is able to be out and enjoy
the spring air.
The German Ambassador will return to
Washington to-day. Count Won Bernstorn
went to New York early in the week 70
see his wife aud daughter. Countess Won
Bernstorff and Countess Alexandra Won
Bernstorff. sail for their own country. The
newly appointed third secretary Of the
German Embassy. Baron DIT. Herbert Won
Richthofen. has arrived in this country,
and will make several visits before COM
ing to Washington. He will arrive here
in few days
Lieut.. Commander Benoist d'Azy, naval
attache Of the French Embassy, has given
up his apartment in the Ontario since his
wife's departure for France. and taken a
small apartment at Rauscher's. until he
goes North for the summer.
Mr.. Thomas Bryan Huyck entertained
at dinner last night for the District Com
missioners other guests were Gen. John
c. Black, Judge Thomas u. Anderson.
DR.. James Dudley Morgan. Mr.. r. n.
Harper. and Mr.. J. Miller Kenyon.
Mrs. Larz Anderson entertained al tea
yesterday afternoon in honor Of the Co
lonlal Danes from Massachusetts and
New Hampshire,
Mrs Rayner. wife OF the Senator from
Maryland. left Washington yesterday
afternoon for their country place near
Cambridge. Nd. She will return 10 Wash
ington in a week or ten days
Mai and Mrs F. X Webster enter
tanned small company Of young people
at dinner last evening
Mr. and Mrs. Howard 5. Reside enter
tanned at dance last evening I'm honor
OF their daughter Miss Elizabeth Rec
side, who, with her mother. will sail for
sisted by Miss Marthena Harrison. The
decorations were in spring flowers. and
the pillars Of the mushroom were twined
with smilax. as were the banisters of the
stairway. The table decorations were I'm
pink. Miss Reside wore a gown Of nile
green and poppy red. with trimmings Of
black lace Mrs. Reside wore a gown
of pink Miss Harrison was IN Eeranlum
red, and Mrs. Harrison wore lavender
and blue. There were about fifty couples
OF members OF the army and navy circles
and from the diplomatic corps. Mr.. Rec
side and the boys Will Join Mrs and Miss
Reside in Milan later in the summer.
Mrs. Murray Gait Motter has issued IN
vitations for tea Friday, May 6. from 4
to :, at her home. 1871 Summit place.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kean have given
up their apartment in the Kenesaw. and
will hereafter make their home in New
York. Mrs. Kean Will sail for Europe in
a few weeks and VIII visit in Oberam-
mergau.
Mrs. Richard Grimes. Of Marietta. Ohio.
Is visiting Mrs. Robert y. Harper. OF
Sixteenth street on her way to her home
from West Point. where she has been
visiting her brother, Lieut.. Henry NJ.
Nelly.
The Congressional Club entertained AT
a large reception yesterday afternoon in
honor Of the Colonial Danes. who are in
council here. The reception took the place
Of the regular Friday afternoon reception.
Among those invited were the Council OF
Colonial Danes. the Club of Colonial
Danes. and the Colonial Danes Of the
District
Those assisting in receiving were Mrs.
A. W. Gregg, president Of the Congress
sional Club; Mrs. William RufHn Cox.
president Of the Colonial Danes. Mrs.
Dickinson. wife Of the Secretary Of War.
Mrs. Ballinger. wife Of the Secretary Of the
Interior, and Miss Helen Cannon. daugh-
ter OF the Speaker Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives. Mrs. James d. Slayden. wife
Of the Representative from Texas re-
ceived the guests. Mrs. Gamble. wife of
the Representative from South Dakota
Mrs. Lowden, wife Of the Representative
from Illinois. and Mrs Henry. wife of
the Representative from Connections
were at the tea table.
Mrs. Dickinson. wife OF the Secretary
Of War. Will eptertaiu at tea this after
noon, in honor Of the president OF the
Colonial Danes, Mrs. William Rufin Cox.
Miss Katherine Brown entertained a
theater party last evening at the Belasco
Theater which was chaperoned by Mrs.
Blaine ElkinS. who, with her husband
is the quest Of his parents, Senator and
Mrs. Elkins.
The Club of Colonial Danes gave a
large reception last evening 70 the Council
Of Colonial Danes.
The, receiving line was composed OF
Mrs. Samuel Spencer, president OF the
Colonial Danes OF the District OF Colurn-
bia: Mrs. William Ruffin Cox, president
OF the Colonial Danes: Mrs. Hoes. Mrs.
Kicks, and Miss Dorsey. The reception
began at . o'clock at Rauscher's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer,
were hosts at luncheon yesterday in
their country home. near Philadelphia. in
honor Of the Vice President and Mrs
Sherman. Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman were
the dinner guests in the evening of Col.
and Mrs Morrell at their home at Torres
dale. Pa
Capt George T. Summerlin. who has
just recently received his appointment as
second secretary TO the American En-
bassy at Tokyo, will sail for his post ON