The Washington herald., 1910-01-20

Mrs. Burrows, Senator and Mrs. RayneT,
Col and mrs. Archibald Oracle Mr.. and
Mrs William Henry. Mr.. Grosvenor,
Commander Russell White. Capt. Vance.
of England. and MI ami Mrs. McConihe,
Of New York, who will make their winter
home with the latter's mother, Mrs.
Moran.
This dinner IS the last one Mrs. Moran
will give ia her New Hampshire avenue
home, as she is now moving into her
newly completed residence in Sheridan
circle, where she viii entertain the
Archaeological Society. on February u. at
a reception and supper. which Will also
be IN the nature Of a house warming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley were hosts
al a dinner last evening their guests
going 10 the coulli0u later They were
the Baroness Elizabeth Rosen, daughter
Of the Russian Ambassador. Capt and
Mrs Summerlin, Lieut. and Mrs. [. :.
Grant. third: Mrs Bulmer. and her house
guest. Miss Dorr Of Boston: Miss SOuther-
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Ovey, Miss Constance
Hoyt. Miss Gladys Hinckley, Miss Eudora
Glover. Mr.. CentarO, Of the Italian En-
bassy STAFF: Mr.. Won Stumm. third sec
rotary OF the German Embassy; Mai.
Horton. Lieut.. Commander Butler, Mr.
Skybak, Mr. Bingham. and Mr.. Howse-
Mrs Calhoun. wife Of the newly ap-
nolnted United states Minister To China.
arrived in Washington yesterday, and IS
the guest Of ple Secretary Of War and
Mrs. Dickinson. where the minister has
been q guest for some days.
Mrs. John Hays Hammond entertained
al luncheon yesterday afternoon. her guest
OF honor being Mrs. Sydney a. Cloman'
wife Of the military attache Of the Amer
lean Embassy at London. Those invited
20 meet Mrs. Cloman were Mrs. Charles
Anderson. sister OF Mrs Tart; Mrs Dick
inson. wife Of the Secretary OF War;
Nine. de Lagercrantz: wife OF the Minis
ter from sweden. Mrs. Beekman Win
throp. wife OF the Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy; Mrs Norton. wife Of the As
sjstaut Secretary Of the Treasury; Count
ess de Cbambrun. wife of the military at
teche OF the French Embassy; Mrs. Chad
wick wife Of Rear Admiral Chadwick:
Mrs NcGowau, Wife Of Rear Admiral
MCGOWAN. Mrs. Glover. wife OF Rear Ad-
rnIraI Richardson Glover: Mrs Seaton
Schroeder. wife Of Rear Admiral SChrOed-
er. Mrs. Fremont Smith. Mrs. Henry
Cleveland Perkins Mrs. Perrins. Ms.
Green. Mrs. Weightman. Mrs. Gardner
Williams. Mrs. James Marion Johnston,
Mrs. Herbert Wadsworth. Mrs. Samuel
Snencer. Mrs. Audenreid. Mrs. Robert
HfnckIey. Mrs. George Becker, Mrs. Hob
son. Mrs. Norman Williams. Mrs. Robert
Chew. Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Miss Pat
ten. Mrs Charles Hoyle. sister Of Mrs.
Hammond, and Miss Hammond.
Miss Nina Knox Van Arsdale, niece Of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Salisbury Knox,
2 dehutante or this season. was hostess
az a luncheon yesterday afternoon. The
table was decorated with pink-shaded
candelabra. and had large centerpiece
formed by the individual bouquets for the
guests. which had pink streamers run
ming to the plates. Her guests were Miss.
Mercedes GodOy, daughter Of the MeXi-
can Minister TO Cuba; Miss Stella Carusi,
Miss Frances Thorn. Miss Anna Russell
Cole. Of Nashville Tenn; Miss Lucinda
Pennebaker. Miss Marie Ray. Miss Geor-
gia Knox. Miss Robyn Young. Miss Marie
Aldrich, Miss Elizabeth Walsh, Miss Flor
ence Kirby, Miss Frances Miller, Miss
Evelyn Carpenter. and her house guest.
Miss Darsie
Mrs. Augustus p. Crenshaw and Miss
Crenshaw entertained at large tea yes
terday afternoon from { TO 6 o'clock in
compliment to Miss Bowen. of Woodville,
Md, their house guest Mrs. Thompson
and Mrs. Nilsson Crenshaw presided 1t the
tea table. Those assisting in receiving
the guests were Miss Libbey. Miss Hickey,
Miss Austin. Miss Heth. Miss Myers, Miss
Frisby. the Misses Walters, the Misses
Burton. and the Misses Smith. Mrs. Cren-
shaw wore a gown of pale blue satin
made empire style and trimmed with
crystals. Miss Boven's gown was of
cream lace over satin. and Miss Cren-
shaw's Of pale blue satin draped with
white lace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hennen Jennings have
issued cards for a dance on Wednesday
evening, January %
The French Ambassador and Nine. Jus
serand returned from New York last even
ing, where they went to attend the feast
Of the French Society last night.
Miss Alice Gates Boutell, daughter Of
Representative and Mrs. Boutell. enter
tanned for Miss Bevans, niece and house
guest Of Senator and Mrs. Rayner, OF
Maryland. at luncheon yesterday al the
Highlands. Those invited TO meet Miss
Bevan were Miss Mary Baker, OF Utica,
N Y, house guest OF the Vice President
and Mrs. Sherman: Miss Mercedes Stew
art, OF Chicago; Miss Dickson, house