The Washington herald., 1910-02-22


lin, of Pittsburgj Mrs. Reyburn, of
PhiIadeIphia, Mrs. MeCagg, OF Chi
cage, and Mrs. Rae, Widow of
Rear Admiral Rae, to the National.
President and Mrs. Taft entertained a
small company at dinner last evening IN
the White House. and between 800 and 400
iotber guests were asked Tor q musicale
at 10 o'clock.
The programme was given by the Hess
schroeder Quartet, from the Boston Sym
phony Orchestra, assisted by Mr.. ernest
Hutcheson, pianist, Of the Peabody Con-
servatorv Of Music, in Baltimore. Inc
Quartet Is composed Of Prof. Willy Hess.
FIRST violin: Mr.. Julius Won Theodorowicz'
sacond violin; Mr.. Emile Ferir, viola, and
Mr. Flwin Schroeder. violoncellist
The programme was as follows;
c-,.r Two movements from quartet for two y0'ins.
| viola and yioloncello n G minor, opus q
fs1 Tn uoso andante; allegro motto 60 esiL2to.
n, Romance; andantino; allegro agitato; Tenn
4b,,r Foo.s. Tcula cn vsriazioni for two vtoiins.
Tiola and vioonceIo, In minor. opus &
4,shrssT. Two movements from quartet for two NO
Inns viola and yicloncello IN & Miner opus ~
| al Andautino doucement e1presSf
/ III Assez VII e. bien rythrne.
so,r,snT. opintet for pianoforte two vioins VIOLA
ard violoncelo. in E-hst major. opus ~
/ js) Allegro briiante-
(bi In modo duna Marcia
| (c1 ScheTzo.
Id Allegro ma non trOpVo.
Nrs Taft accompanied by her sister,
Mrs rausblin. Of Pittsburg; Mrs. John r.
Revb,,rn. wife Of the mayor Of Philadel-
mia. Mrs. McCagg. OF Chicago. and Mrs,
/ Rae widow of Rear Admiral Charles W.
Rae occupied the Presidential box at the
National Theater yesterday afternoon for
the concert of the Boston symphony Or
cbestra. A distinguished audience filed
tba house on this occasion. Among them
were Mrs. Dickinson. wife OF the secre-
tarv of War; Mrs. Wickersham, VIE OF
! the Attorney General; Countess Won Bern
storfr wife Of the German Ambassador;
/ the Danish Minister and Countess Won
Agoltke Mrs. Henry NJ. Hoyt and Miss
Eovt Mrs. James Mcmillan. Mrs. John
/ HAY. Mrs. Stilson Hutchins, the military
attache OF the German Embassy and Nine.
Won Iivonlus. Mrs. Isaac T. Mann. Mr'
and Mrs Iisner. Mrs. c. A. Williams,
Miss Williams. Mrs. Julian James, the
Misses Lee. Miss Harlan. Miss Hagner,
Mrs. Hagner. Gen. and Mrs. Oliver and
Miss oliver. Mrs. George T. Marye. Baron
and baroness. Preuschen. Miss Carr. Mrs
William X Kerr. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
wadsworth. Mrs Moran. Mrs. Hudgins
Mrs. Henry Spencer. Mrs. Livingston
Hunt Mrs. Charles D. Walcott, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph ". Gaines. Mrs. Barney. Mrs
Clarence Wilson, Mrs f A. Mitchell
Mrs. George Howard. DR.. and Mrs. Stmp-
son, Mrs. Swope. Dr. and Mrs B. NJ Ran
dolph. Mrs. Joseph Letter. Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Thropp. Mrs. Henry Cleveland
Perkins, Miss Perkins, Mrs. WOrthingtor
Ford, Visoountess dc Sibour. Mrs. Richard
walIach. Mrs. r. r. Hit, Mrs. Reynolds
HIT. Mrs. ". H Moses. Miss Stevens
Senator and Mrs. Chauncey Depew en-
tertained al dinner last evening. Their
guests were the Portuguese Minister
Viscount d'Alte: the Minister from The
Netherlands and Nine Loudon; the Swiss
Minister and Mime. Ritter; Postmaster
! General Hitchcock. Senator and Mrs
Newlands. Assistant Secretary Of State
and Mrs. Huntington Wilson. Lieut.. Col
and Mrs Charles L. McCawiey, Col and
Mrs. Henry May. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Wadsworth. Mr.. and Mrs. Purdy. Mr.
and Mrs. George Howard. Mr. and Mrs
Crowninshield. Mrs. Richard Townsend
Miss Patten, and Capt Archibald Butt
Senior Don Francisco de la Barra, Mex.
lean Ambassador. left Washington yester
day for Peoria. H.. where he will be the
guest OF honor at the annual Washing
ton Day dinner tonight OF the Crevt
Occur Club. II was at one OF the dinner!
Of this club that Senator La Toilette anC
Speaker Cannon paid their respects 4
their political enemies. and il was at tn,
last dinner that Representative Long
worth, son-in-law Of former Presiden
Roosevelt. got himself criticised for say
ing that after taking four years of anC
makinga conquest OF the wild animal:
Of Africa, Col. Roosevelt would return
to enter the Presidential field in 1912, anC
would surely be elected
The Creve Occur dinners have becom,
so popular IN Peoria that Il became neces
sary TO hold the dinner tonight in tn
t biggest hall in the city, the Coliseum
Over 400 plates were arranged for. an,
by last Wednesday every one had beef
accepted Brig Gen. Fred D. Grant, q
S. A, commanding the Department o
the Lakes. also will speak Secretary O
the Interior Bal1nger was invited TO b
present and say a few words, but he wa
too busy in Washington TO go
Ambassador de la Barra has seIecte
as his subject Modern Mexico" II wi
be a brief recital Of the present com
mercial. industrial, educational, an
I social conditions Of his country
The British Ambassador and Mr.:
Bryce. who are travelling in the South
are now the guests of Sir William an
Lady Gray Wilson at the Government
House at Nassau. They were the guest
of honor at banquet given by the ciu
zens Of Nassau last evening at the CO
lonial Hotel
The Austrian Ambassador will not sa
! for Europe until the 9Th Of next month
! while Baroness Hengelmuller and thei
> little daughter, Baroness Mia, will ga
a week earlier.
The French Ambassador and Nm,
Jusserand have cards out for a large dir
Il ner party this evening.
The marriage of Miss Marjorie Louis
$ Moore, daughter OF Mrs. George I
I Moore, to Mr.. Henry Hobart Benedic
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