The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1911-03-20

who has been the guest of Miss Mary
| Switzerland since last Thursday, will join
| them. Tonight they will entertain
| company of young people at dinner.
The Vice President and Mrs Sherman
| will leave Washington this morning for
| Philadelphia for a visit with former
/ United States Ambassador to Berlin and
| Mrs Charlemagne Tower, who will en-
| terrain at dinner for them this evening.
| The party will go afterward to the opera
| Tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. Tower will en-
l terrain at a large luncheon in their
| honor. This is the second visit these
| hosts have entertained Vice President
| and Mrs. Sherman this season. and they
/ in turn have been handsomely enter
| tanned here by Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman.
| The Secretary of State and Mrs Knox
| entertained company at dinner on Sat
| urday evening at Palm Beach, where
i they are spending a few weeks. Others
| having dinner parties on the same even
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Mac
| VcaGh. who had young people as their
/ guests.
II Mrs Hit was a dinner hostess last
| evening in honor of Mrs Colin Campbell.
L daughter of Mrs. Letter, who arrived
i from England last week to make her
mother a visit. Maj Campbell will join
her before she returns to their English
4 home in the spring.
/ The distinguished French senator
Baron d t.stoUrncIles de Constant. who
was deliberately entertained in Washing
ton last week. was the guest of honor at
dinner on Saturday evening of Mr. Theo-
III ~. Tp~.1t
i more when number of distinguished
/ WashinCtonians were among the guests
L They included Baron r. PreuSchen Won
Il und zu I.iehenSteiu. of the AuStro-Hun-
Carian Embassy staff; Mr.. Alfred
i Mitchell Inncs. counselor Of tho British
| Embassy: Gen. Felix AGnUs, Judge John
II g Rose. Judge Alfred s. Niles. Prof
Terracher. OF the Johns Hopkins Uni
i versity: Mr.. Douglas Huntlv Gordon. MIR
| Allan McIane Mr. William F. Lucas.
Il Mr. Walter dec. Poultney. Mr.. Harold
Randolph Mr.. Francis NJ. Jencks, Mr..
William l.. MarburE, and Mr.. Omar +.
/ Hershey.
/ Dr. and Mrs Walter s Harlan. who
have spent tho winter at Palm Beach
and the past few weeks at Bon Air. Ga.
i are expected to return TO their Wyoming
| avenue home tomorrow afternoon.
1 The new Minister from the Argent me
Republic. Dr Romulo Naon. will arrive
| in Washington from Europe next Sun
day The Charge dAffaires and Nine.
Villegas will sail for England April !,
the former to take up his new duties in
II connection with the legation at London.
II The Assistant Secretary OF the Nav;
and Mrs Beekman Winthrop have gone
to South Carolina to spend a week with
/ Mr.. Winthrops brother. Mr.. Robert Dud-
| ley Winthrop on his estate. They will
| return here next Sunday or Monday.
III The French Ambassador and Mime. JUS
serand will go to Annapolis to-day 10
greet the French war ships They will
j he there for the ball given tonight for
the officers Of the ships at the Academy.
| Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand will en-
| tertain a company at dinner at the en-
| baSsy on Thursday evening in honor of
| Admiral de la Jarte and the officers of
the two ships Viscount and NisCountess
| day will entertain for them at dinner
on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gordon era wford.
who have returned to society after a
period Of mourning and of absence. en-
tertained at dinner last evening.
4 meeting OF the founders and officers
| Of the popular Playhouse will be held
| this morning to determine upon 4 plan
/ for making the place pay. 1t is a most
i desirable place to give amateur perform
| ances. and it would seem to be an ex-
II cellent place for small musicales and re-
| citaIs, which is one of the greatest wants
| of Washington Mr.. Preston Gibson is
II the president of the club and SeCretary
Meyer and Postmaster General Hitchcock
i are officers.
| Mr. and Mrs. John r. Mclean en-
1 tertained n large company at break
| fast yesterday morning at Friendship -
their country place, in honor of Miss
Helen Taft. Among the other guests
were the Countess Luise- Alexandra Won
BernStorff and her fianCe, Count Pour
i tales, and their wedding party.
III Mrs Letter was hostess at a lunch
con yesterday for her daughter. Mrs.
| Colin Campbell, of England.
Capt. and Mrs. Clifford were hosts
at breakfast at the Chevy Chase Club
| Yesterday for their house guests Mr..
and Mrs Jameson, of England. brother
Il and sister-in-law of Mrs. Clifford.
n Miss Mary McCauley. daughter of
Il Mr.. and Mrs Edward McCauley, enter
1 tanned at a small tea yesterday after
| noon in the McCauley home. Miss Nc
/ Cauley will leave Washington on the
| 2Sth to make a visit to her brother-in-
l law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
III ODonncll Lee, in Philadelphia.
II Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond
1 have arrived in New York for short
/ visit at the Hotel Belmont, after a
| visit in the South.
HI Mrs. Carlton L. Wood. formerly Miss
Il Laura Sylvester, will arrive in Wash
| inSton to-day to visit her parents.
| Mai. and Mrs. Richard Sylvester. Mr..
| Wood will make a trip to Europe on
/ business, and will be accompanied by
Mrs. Woods brother. Mr.. Hubbard Syl-
| vester. and Mrs Wood will remain
with her parents during their absence.
Mrs. Oliver Cromwell and her daugh-
II fer. Miss Louise Cromwell, who have
been making a short visit in New York.
i will sail for England April %, to be
Il the guests of Lord and Lady Decies,
1 for the coronation festivities. Miss
II Cromwell was a bridesmaid at their
wedding during the past season in New
II York.
The Misses Cornelia and Juliette
Janin will go to Old Point Comfort this