The Washington herald., 1910-01-31

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Miss Helen Taft and her schoolmates
from Bryn Mawr. Pa, Miss Rice and
Miss Winson, attended st. Johns Church
yesterday with Miss Tafts cousins the
Misses Anderson, who are also guests at
the White House.
They all dined at the White House with
out other guests. Miss Taft and her
| friends will be here for several days.
Miss Egan, youngest daughter Of the
United States Minister to Denmark and
Mrs Egan. was the guest Of honor yes
terday at a tea given by the class of 10
Of the Holy Cross Academy. from TO
l6 o'clock
Mrs. Knowland. wife Of Representative
Knowland, Of California, will be at home
tomorrow at the Highlands.
The German Ambassador and Countess
Won Bernstorff entertained at a brilliant
musicale yesterday afternoon at the En-
bassy. Fraulein de Alma, a beautiful
singer, Of New York. and FrauIein Lud-
ers, an Austrian pianist. were the per-
formers.
Their audience was composed OF the
music-loying and most cultured class in
Washington society After the musicale.
tea was served. The young Countess
Luise-Alexandra Won Bernstorf. daughter
Of the Ambassador and Miss Constance
Hoyt. whose engagement 10 MT. Won
Stumm. Of the Embassy staff, was an
nounced on Saturday, dispensed the hos
pitalitIes.
Miss Mary Alsop Cryder entertained at
a tea and musicale yesterday afternoon,
asking her gusts 20 meet Nine. Liza Len
mann, the German composer Of songs and
song cycles. The programme was com
posed OF her songs. and the Etude in B
fiat, by Mendelssohn. was played by Miss
Ethel Tozier who also gave the accom-
paniments 10 the other numbers. which
were Billet DouX," Miss Neosha Gary;
IL Thou wilt BE the Falling Dew" Miss
Meta Graham. The Rose" Miss Anna
Tuohy: The Clock" Mrs. McAfee;
Thoughts Have Wings" Miss Mabel
Roberts; Souls Blossom" Miss Marion
/ Neral; Star Children" Mrs. Warner
Gibbs: The Guardian Angel" Miss Hilda
Koehler. and THE White Rose. Miss
Mabel Latimer.
Miss Cryder wore a gown Of turquoise
messaline, with a draped overdress Of
black lace: Nine, Lehman was in pale
pink satin, with black lace, a muff and
stole Of white fox. and a large black hat
Among the guests were Mrs. Wetmore.
wife Of Senator George P. Wetmore. and
cousin Of the hostess; Mrs. Joseph
Hobson. Nine. de BilIier. Mrs. and Miss
Randolph Miss Sawtelle, Mss Ledyard,
Mrs Ward Thoron Mrs Musgrave. Mrs
Chambers, the charge danaires Of Tur-
key. MI a Rustem Bey; Mr.. George
Howard, Mr.. Wilbur Underwood, Mrs
Frederick Tyson, Of Baltimore. Solicitor
General and Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. Hudglns,
Mrs. A. NJ. Blair, Miss Koehler, Nh and
Mrs Robert J. Fisher, Miss Hobart. Mrs.
Oliver z. Wood, Miss Squire. Mrs Mellen,
SIrs. Bradley Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gareissen. Mrs. Oldberg, Miss Leefe, Mr.
Hammer Mr.. Rakemann, Mr.. and Mrs
Selke, Miss Drew. Miss Ethel Lee, Rev.
II. J. ShandeIle, Of the Georgetown Uni
yersity. Mr.. Cuvier Grover, Lieut. and
Mrs. Madison, Capt. Mathew A Delaney,
Mrs. Ceorge Bliss, Mr.. Ackland. MI Will
lam Bowie Clarke, Mr. Huyck, and Miss
Palgrave-Turner, Of London. the con-
traIto who assists Nine Lehman. and
Master Albert Hole. the ten-year-old boy
81 al mil
Lehman.
Mr.. and Mrs Waddy B. Wood were
hosts at luncheon yesterday in honor of
Miss Bayne. Of New York. The luncheon
was served at the Chevy Chase Club.
Other guests were Miss Maitland Mar
shall, who Is entertaining Miss Bayne as
her house guest; Miss sally Darlington,
Miss LOmax. Maj. Straub. Lieut.. Eemly,
Lieut.. Goethals, and Lieut. Hackett
Miss Annie Irwin. daughter Of Com
mander and Mrs. Irwin. has as her house
guest Miss Leslie Lindsay, Of Boston
who arrived in Washington yesterday
While here she viii also be the guest OF
Miss Marjorie Aleshire. daughter Of Brig
Gen. and Mrs. Aleshire.
Representative and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth entertained at dinner last evening
in honor Of Mrs. Longworth's sister, Miss
Ethel Roosevelt.
The dance Of the Athletic Association
Of the Catholic University will take plac,
= next Thursday at the New Willard.
Mrs. Truman H. Newberry and Mis-
Carol Newberry. wife and daughter o
N the former Secretary Of the Navy, viii
n not be at home this afternoon. They vii
II entertain this evening at a small dance
al Rauscher's.
Senator and Mrs. William Alden Smitl
\ had an interesting dinner company yes
terday in the young girls from Michigan
who are at school at Mrs Somers.' il
this city, and a few other young peopl
to meet them They were Miss Mari
Mitchell. Miss Gertrude Stearns, Mis-
Margaret Downey, Miss Florence Car
penter. Miss Agnes Jewell, niece Of Mrs
Smith; Miss Marguerite Diekema AM
Miss Marie Diekema, daughters of Rep
resentative Diekema Mr.. Jarrard an
Mr.. McKinstry. both of Michigan, an
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Knox, Of Sault Ste
Marie, who are spending the week-en
with Senator and Mrs. Smith.