The Washington herald., 1911-01-21

The lights were all turned low and the
figure was danced by the light of the
electric moon. which shed siiNery ray
over the fairylike scene, while the band
played BY the Light OF the Silvery
Moon" and the girls carried their faVors
OF witchlike wandS with electric nShtS
shining. in the enis. while the men had
Japanese lanterns also electric lighted
Among the dancers were the Belgian
Minister and Countess de BuiSseret.
Lieut. and Mrs. L. 5. Grant. third; Maj.
and Mrs David D. Porter: Mrs. Sum-
merlin. wife of Capt Summerlin, the
military attachc of the United States
Embassy at Tokyo: Mrs. John Jay
Whit Mr.. and Mrs Paul Pearsall, Mr..
and Mrs. J. J. Hemphill. Mr.. and Mrs
Jack q. Biddle, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bel
mont Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Crowninshieid
Mr. anu Mrs Horace Westcott- Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert wadsworth. Mr.. and Mrs.
Phelps Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ie-
gare. Mr.. and Mrs. r. King Newbold.
Mr. and Mrs Edison Bradley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Murray Cobb, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Moore. MIR. and Mrs. Joseph Letter.
Mr. and Mrs. Randall Hagner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Harlow. Col. and Mrs.
Spencer Cosby, Miss Alys Meyer.
daughter of the Secretary Of the
Navy: Miss Hildcgarde NaGel. daugh-
and Labor: Countess LuiSe-Alexan-
dra Won Hernsto-fr. daughter OF the Ger
man Amba S. ador: Miss Marion Oliver.
Miss Evelyn Chew. Miss Mary Souther
land Miss Marion Wise. Miss Mary Car
lislc. Miss Caroline Murray, Miss Sadie
Murray Miss E.udora Glover. Miss Mary
McCaulcv. Miss Amy Richardson. Miss
Nancy Ncf. Miss Carol Newberry. Miss
Elranor RidceIy. Miss Laura Merriam,
send. Miss G.. Finley. Miss Margaret Cot
ton smith. MISS ADELAIDE Heath. Miss
Catherine Britton. Miss Jane Sands. Miss
Caryl Crawford Miss Alice Nandergrift
Miss Frances Noyes. Miss Mae Ham
nond Postmaster General Hitchcock. M.
Willing Spencer. Capt. SoWcrhy. Mr..
Chaunc"y Hackctt. MIR. brewster Rca-
mes. Mr.. Walter Brooks. Of Baltimore:
Mr. John Cuttings. OF Baltimore; Mr.. John
Gilmour. Of Baltimore: Mr.. Reginald
Hudekoper. Mr.. William Marrow. Mr..
Samuel Weldon. Mr.. j. r. Henderson. jr..
Capt. Graham I. Johnson. Lieut. Andrew.
Lieut.. Long. Lieut.. Palmer Mr.. Enos.
Mr.. Henri Martin. Mr.. Thomas W. Sy-
mons. jr., DR.. Cary GraysOn. L. s. N;
Mr.. +. W. Cady. Baron Hardenbroek,
Count Pourtales. Capt. Butt. Mr.. Robert
Bac on. Mr.. Gist Blair. MIR. Centaro. of
the Italian Embassy staff; Lieut. Spencer
hCuSeTS. anu MI. tuttOH
Miss Helen Taft was the guest in
whose honor Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
I.cCar. entertained at dinner last night.
pI e" rding the Cotillion at RauScher 5
given by Mrs. Oliver Cromwell.
The military attache of the British En-
baGsy. Lieut.. Col. J. n. McIachlan. who
succeeded Lieut.. Col. James. has arrived
in Washington and is at the Grafton.
Miss Eliza Morgan McMulin. of Cali |
who is spending the winter in
The East. has gone to New York for an |
indefinite visit. She has been the guest |
Of her cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays |
Hammond. for some weeks, who pre- |
Ge1ted her to Washington society at a |
large and brilliant tea in November. |
Mrs. Alexander X. Phillips was hostess
at a delightful tea yesterday afternoon !
from to o'clock. at her residence in /!
Hopkins place. to present her debutantc |
niece. Miss Corinne Young Herndon, of