The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-04-05
Younger Contingent
Entertained at Dance.


Senator and Mrs. Elkins entertained
the younger dancing contingent Of
Washington society at a dance at
Rauscher's last evening, in compliment
70 their debutante niece. Miss Katherine
Brown
Quantities OF spring blossoms trans
formed the ball room suite into a floral
bower and the Marine Band played for
the dancing. Supper was served 8 mid
night at small tables decorated with ap-
pie blossoms and pink roses.
Mrs Elltins and Miss Brown received
the guests together. Among the guests
were the Misses Anderson guests AT The
White House: Countess LJise Alexan-
Ora ION BernstOr1, the Danish Minister
and Countess Moltke, the Naval At
tacne OF the French Embassy and Wis
countess ReuOise d Azy. the Military At
Countess de Chambrun, the Military At
tache OF the German Embassy and Nine.
LlvOnlus, Mr. and Mrs Walter An
drcW-s, Mr. and Mrs George Howard,
Mrs. Perry Belmont, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Rearsall, tho Naval Attache OF the
Spanish Legation and Nine. de Urcullo,
Miss Sigrid GUIDE. Miss Sophv Johnston,
Miss Nacaulfy, Mss Merriam, Miss
HlnCAleV. Hiss irwin. Miss Glover, Miss
Elsie Downing. Miss PilInS. Miss Helen
Parker. Miss Miriam crosby, Miss
Evelyn g., Chew. Miss Esther Den
stad, Miss Carlisle. Miss Jean Oliver,
Miss Burnham. the Misses VII
lt2ns. the Misses Fish. Miss GOldsbor-
Cush, the Misses SoUtherland. Miss
Miss Jennings, Miss Hartman, Miss
Schroeder. Miss Cecilia May, Miss OLGA
Roosevelt. Miss RldgeIy. Miss Elsie AID
ricn, Mss Terry, Miss Kitty Cameron,
Miss Marion Wise, Miss Weeks, the
Misses Clarke. Miss Alice ROULeI Miss
Frances N0yes. Miss New berry. Miss
Barbour, the Postmaster General, Mr.
Hitchcock. the charge d affaires OF Aus
tria-HunSary. Baron Ambrozy; the OF
tOman charge d'an2ires, Rustern Bey-
Butler Ames, Representative Edwin
DENLY. Representative Andrew Peter.
Mr. CentarO. and Lieutenant Camperio.
OF the italian embassy: Prince Kouda-
embassy: Baron Hardenbroek. lieu
tenant Won Bruening, Of the German
embassy; Mr. Haninara. OF the Japan
csc embassy; Henri Martin. OF the
Swiss legation: Nj SSybak. OF the Nor
wegiap legation Count JEglas, OF the
Swedish legation: John Barrett. Lieut..
COmdT. W r, White, Rear A mirai
Capps, Lieutenant Fremont. Lieut. enant
Palmer Capt Granarn, Johnson. Lieu
tenant ConStetn. Lieutenant Oste-haus,
Lieutenant ROwClif. Captain Butt,
Major Horton. Dr. De Laney. Captain
Sowerby, Of the British embassy; Cap
tain O'NIauey, GisI Blair. Reginald
Huidekoper, Frederick HuidekOper,
Frank Ellis. William Hit, Sinkler Man
ming. and George Totten.
The Attorney General and Mrs. wick
ersham. VINO are giving series Of din
ners on Tuesday evenings. will have a
distinguished company dining with them
tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. William Phelps Emo
were hosts at q reception and dance
last evening at their residence. on y
street. TIE house was effectively ad0rn-
ed for the occasion with spring blossoms
and palms, and an orchestra played
throughout the evening in the music
room, for informal dancing
Mt. and Mrs. Emo have a hOu q party,
including Mrs H II SpTagIa, Miss
Sooysmith, and Miss Emo, Of New York /;
Mrs. Isabouisse, of Warrenton, Va and
Miss LaLande, Of New Orleans.
The Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop were
among the dinner hosts of last evening