The Washington herald., 1911-01-07

cock, M. +. H.: Admiral HOllyday, Mr..
Horace B. Hare, NJ. F. H.: Capt. A. E.
Harding, Mr.. Hennen Jennings. Gen.
John A. Johnston. Mr.. James M. Johns
ton. Capt. Graham L. johnson. DR.. Ralph
jenkins. Capt. r. H. c. Kelton. Mr.. H. B.
Kane. Mr.. Joseph Letter. Mr.. C..
B. Lamont. DIR. Louis G.. Lehr,
Mr.. William Littauer. PaymaStey Little,
Maj. T. H. Low. Mr.. Hugh S. Legare.
Mr.. F. NJ. Lowry. NJ. F. H.: Mr.. Junius
G. Lay, DR.. James Dudley Morgan. Mr..
Charles Mulliken. Mr.. Clarence Moore,
Mr.. George y. McLanahan: Lieut.. Com
mander Ridley Mclean, MIR. William c..
Marrow, Gen. Nelson A. Miles. Lieut. j.
F. Mcdowell. Mr.. S. I. M. Major. Mr.. ]. L.
McCallum. Mr.. Ormsby McCammon, Mr..
NJ. H. McCully. Mr.. Charles E. Mather.
NJ. F.. H: Mr.. Julian Morris. M. F.. H. /;
Mr.. Charles c. Marshal, NJ. F. H.; Mr..
J. X. Maddox. NJ. F. H.: MIR. Richard F..
McGrann. Mr.. William NJ. McCauley. Mr..
S. c. Neale. Mr.. II. T. Oxnard. Mr.. F..
W. Okie NJ. F. H.: Hon. Richard Wayne
Parker Mr.. Leigh c. Palmer. Mr.. Henry
p Parker. Senor Felipe Pardo. Maj. d..
d. Porter. Mr.. Paul c. Patterson, Mr..
Thomas Nelson Page, Lieut.. c. II. Pat
terscn. Mr.. Charles Pfizer. NJ. +. H.:
Lord Eustace Percy, Mr.. r. b. Roose-
welt. Hon. John f. Reyburn. Mr.. Hugh
&. Rowland Mr.. II. c. Reeside. Mr..
Charles r. p Richardson. Mr.. Edgar c..
Riebe. MIR. Andrew Robson, Sir Charles
Ross. Commander Retzmann. Mr.. II. n.
Spencer. Mr.. ]. o. Siebert. Lieut.. Com
mander P. Symington, Hon. Swagar
Sherley. DR.. John c. Simpson. Capt. C..
F. C. Sowerby. Mr.. Henry w. Smith. NJ.
F.. H.: Mr.. Redmond c. Stewart. NJ +.
H.; Mr.. n. c. Sands, jr., M. F.. H.: Mr..
Robert Stead. jr.. Mr.. Joseph f. Thropp.
Mr.. Pressly NJ. Taylor. Mr.. George Oak
ley Totten. jr.. Mr.. J. b. Townsend. NJ.
+. H.: Mr.. S. II. Vandergrift, Mr.. r. c.
Vance Capt. George Vidmer. NJ. F. II. {:
Mr.. Henry Vaughn. NJ. F. H.: Mr.. Will
lam Nheatley. Mr.. Robert r. Wallach.
Mr.. Nathan c. Wyeth. Mr.. Edward H..
| Wales. Mr.. Clarke Waggaman. Mr.. s.
Weldon. Mr.. Dorsey Williams. NJ. F. Fl. {;
Maj. w. a. Wordsworth. NJ F. H.: Mr..
| Williams Mr.. Henry T. Willis. Mr..
Frank b. Wiborg. Mr.. W. o. Young, NJ.
F. Fl.
The Vice President and Mrs. Sherman
| were the honor guests at dinner last
| evening of Senator and Mrs. Winthrop
Murray Crane.
The Ambassador from Mexico. Senior
de la Barra. went to New York last
evening to make an address at the ban
uuet of the Republican Club.
Miss Catherine Weeks. daughter of
Representative and Mrs. Weeks. enter
tanned a company at luncheon yesterday
when her guests were asked to meet
Mrs Richard Sherman, daughter-in-law
of the Vice President and Mrs. Sherman.
and Miss Florence Miller and Miss Ger
trude Miller. house guests of the Vice
President and Mrs. Sherman
Gen. and Mrs John W. Foster enter
tanned company of young people at
dinner last evening in honor Of their
granddaughter. Miss Margaret Dulles.
who is visiting them.
Mrs. Bryce. wife OF the British AM
bassador was lat home yesterday at
the embassy. and had with her her niece.
Miss Ashton. Mrs. Young and Mrs. Ken
nard. Of the embassy staff. assisted.
Miss Helen Cannon. who accompanied
the Speaker to Danville, ILL.,. for the
Christmas holidays, where she has been
i'll, returned to Washington yesterday.
Miss Gwendolyn Burden. who has been
the guest Of Mrs Letter for the past
week and who came over to Washington
to attend the ball given by her hostess
IN houor VI Giss idit' h"s "eu W
New York.
The first secretary of the Siamese Lega-
ton and Mrs. Edward Lotus have re-
turned to Washington from England.
where Mr.. LOTUS went about month
ago to accompany his wife and children
here after visit of several months.
Gen. John C. Black entertained at
dinner last evening.
Secretary Norton has announced that
the number already invited to the diplo-
matte reception. to be held at the White
House Tuesday evening. January 10. has
attained such proportions that it has be-
come necNksary to close the lists. No
more invitations will be issued.
Mrs. Lilburn H. Steele was hostess at
a bridge party yesterday in honor of her
house guests. Miss Beltz. Of Connecti-
cut. and Miss Ford. Of Baltimore. The
guests were Mrs. Thomas Lockwood.
Mrs. c. Brown Miller. Mrs. George Y.
Wheeler. Mrs. Percy Hills. Mrs. George
L. Smith, the Misses Garrard. Mrs. Hol-
lyday. Miss Clayton. Miss Watson, Miss
Henning. Miss Elizabeth Deeble. Mrs.
Cook, Miss Nancy Jones. Mrs. Edward
Deakin, Mrs. Cedarwald, Mrs Tombs,
Mrs. Smoot Mrs McDermot. Mrs. Thom-
as Claytor, Miss Sarah Parker. and Mrs.
Joseph Straus. few additional guests
were asked for o'clock tea.
Mrs. L. n. Hurley, of Baltimore, who
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Odell S. Smith. will entertain at lunch
con on Thursday. January 10. at Raus-
cher's, in compliment to her debutante
niece, Miss Ida Norment Smith. Mrs.
Hurley is at her home IN Baltimore for
q few days.
Col. and Mrs. George NJ. Dunn, the |
latter a daughter of Representative Dali |
zell. have taken the house 1745 Rhode |
Island avenue for the season.
Representative Mckinley and Miss !
Maths have as their house guest for the |
season Mrs. Marsh, Of Chicago.
Miss Louise Cromwell will entertain a |
Of young people at luncheon |
Tomorrow. in compliment to her house |
guests. Miss Marion Leutze and Miss |
Suzanne Carroll.
Mrs. Herbert Shipman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
son Bradley have been compelled to with
iraw their invitations for the cotillion |
which they were to give January IL in |
honor of Miss Taft and also for a tea
which they had arranged for January II.