The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-04-19

Preston Gibson. Countess Lulse-Alexan-
dra Won BernstOrn. daughter Of the Ger
man Ambassador: Miss Isabel May. Miss
Katherine CaneroB. Miss Harriet Ander-
son, niece OF Mrs. Taft. who is a guest OF
Mrs. Larz Anderson: Miss Elsie Aldrich.
Miss Cecilia May. Representative Butler
AmeS. Count Cziraky. Of the Austro-
Hungarian Embassy: Mr. Horstmann. OF
the German Embassy stan; Mr. Weldon.
and Miss Dorothy Williams. daughter OF
the hosts.
Gen. Theodore A Bingham. retired.
who was formerly the police commits
sioner OF New York City. has purchased
the house at 1880 Connecticut avenue for
his future residence, and win take pos
session OF II In the autumn. when he and
Mrs Bingham return from their summer
place. in Nova Scotia. Gen. and Mrs.
Bingham have been the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Perry S. Heath for a fortnight.
looking for a house. The one they have
bought is Immediately next 20 St Mar
garets Episcopal Church. facing the
beautiful grounds OF "Deanwood.' the
nome Of the late Judge Dean. Gen. and
Mrs. Bingham left Washington yesterday
for Wilkesbarre. Pa. where they will
make visit before returning 70 New
York to remove theR goods 10 their new
home.
Mrs. Theodore II. Tiuer. OF the Iro-
quois. has as her guests three Atlanta
delegates TO the D. A. r. congress.
Mrs. George VI. Hope, vice regent. Mrs.
Charles Walker. and Mrs. Jerome n
Bateman, delegates.
Mrs. Etha Patterson Griffin. OF Balm
bridge. Ca, is also with Mrs. TiIler. after
spending two months in Georgia.
Mrs. Charles J. Wetzel and daughter,
Miss Bertha Whllldln Wetzel will be al
home 20 their friends in their apart
ments in the Lanier, 1749 Lanier place
between Adams Mil and Ontario roads
one block north Of Eighteenth street and
Columbia road. this afternoon from 3 e
s. and from TO 10 this evening. They
hope TO see many OF their friends. as
they VIII leave shortly for their new
home. in Portland. Greg.
At the Congressional Club dance TO-
morrow afternoon. the guests will b,
received by Mrs. Murray Crane. Mrs
Jonathan 2. Dolliver. Mrs A. W. Gregg
and Mrs George w. Fairchild. Thos,
on the floor committee are Mrs Hunting
ton Wilson. Mrs. Henry A. Cooper, Mrs
William P. Borland Mrs. Jack BeaIl
and Mrs. ollie NJ. James.
Mrs. J. c. Burrows, wife OF Senator
Burrows, OF Michigan. was hostess a
tea yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock, II
compliment to Mrs. Matthew T Scott
president general. and Michigan delegate.
20 the d. A. r. congress. which opened
at Continental Hall yesterday morning
Those presiding at the tea table wer,
| Mrs. Edward L. Hamilton, wife OF Rep
resentative Hamilton, OF MichIgan Mrs
Wallace Radcliffe, and Mrs. Charlie
Wood. Those who assisted Mrs Burrow
IN receiving were the ladies of the Mich
| igan delegation in Congress. including
Mrs. William Alden Smith. wife Of Sen
/ ator Smith: Mrs Gilbert Wilkes, slste
OF Representative DENLY; Mrs. Charlie
! f. Townsend, wife OF Representative
Townsend; Mrs Samuel w. Smith. wifi
of Representative Smith; Mrs. Henri.
McMorran. wife OF Representative Nc
! Moran; Mrs. Joseph w. FOrdney. Mrs
George A. Loud. wife OF Representative
Loud. and Mrs. II. Olin Young, Wife o
Representative Young.
Mrs George /. Gillespie entertained a
a beautifully appointed luncheon yester
day in honor of Baroness Serge Kori
and Mrs. Louis Lehr. at her residence i
! New Hampshire avenue Baroness Kori
was formerly Miss AIletta Van Reyper
daughter of Rear Admiral and Mrs Va
Reypen, and she and her husband, VIII
is a professor in the University Of S
Petersburg, are spending a short tim
visiting the baroness parents here.
Miss Margaret Gale entertained at a
informal luncheon yesterday at her hom'
in X street.
The national board Of officers Of tn
D. A. r. VIII be the guests OF Mrs. Sam
uel Nelson Barker, Of Chevy Chase Sem
mary. tomorrow afternoon. from 4 to
O'Clock, when they will be asked TO NEE
Mrs. Dickinson and Mrs. Henry.
| On accOunt of tho iilnass Of the hri6e