The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-27

nings, Maj. Horton, U. 8. A.; Mr.. Arthur
Foraker, Lieut.. Commander Theodore
Jewell. Mr.. Basil Miles, Lieut. Bostick,
Viscount Benoist d'AEy. Baron Won
Sudenhorst. of the Austrian Embassy;
Mr.. Dwight Chandler, and Mr.. Frank
Mitchell.
An unusual feature OF Mrs. Diapers
ball was that her servants all wore cos
tunes Of the eighteenth century.
Miss Helen Taft and Mr.. Robert Taft.
and their house guest, Miss Morgan, of
New York, were the guests of honor at
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs. James
Marion Johnston last night at their resi-
dence in Twenty-first Street.
Miss Helena Fish, daughter Of Mr..
Hamilton Fish, is visiting Mrs. William
Draper.
The Admiral Of the Navy and Mrs.
George Dewey entertained at q delight
full dinner last night in celebration OF
the Admirars seventy-fftb birthday at
their residence in K Street.
II was announced at the White House
yesterday that the number already in
vited TO the diplomatic reception to be
held on Friday, January 8, had attained
such proportions It had become necessary
Will be issued
Mrs. Henry F. Dtmock will have as
her guests next week Mr.. and Mrs. En-
nest Schelling. OF New York. Mr.
Schelling is a pianist OF wide reputation.
They will arrive IN Washington next
Monday and Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Dimock will give a reception in their
honor. Thursday night Mrs Dimock will
In honor Of Mrs. James Bryce. wife
Of the British Ambassador. Lady Aber-
deem, and Miss Asqulth, daughter of the
British prime minister, Mrs Dimock will
give dinner Monday night, January 6.
Lady Aberdeen and Miss Asquith are to
stay at the British Embassy.
Mrs. Grover Cleveland will visit Mrs.
Dimock. and the night of January Is
Mrs. Dimock will give a small dinner in
Mrs. Cleveland's honor.
On January 10 Mrs DimOck will enter
tain at dinner in honor OF the President
and Mrs. Taft.
Mrs Edison Bradley is TO give a recep-
ton this afternoon in honor OF the mem
beers OF the Yale University Dramatic
Association. The Yale boys will go 10
the reception Immediately their perform
ance OF TolstOys comedy, The Fruits
OF Culture at the Columbia Theater. at
3 o'clock There Will be dancing at Mrs.
Bradley's reception. and many OF the
debutantes and other members OF the
younger set have been invited to meet
the college men.
Nine. Hauge entertained at dinner last
night, taking her guests later to the
Draper costume ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers
we're dinner hosts for heir daughter,
Miss Elizabeth Reid Rogers, last night
at their residence In Nineteenth Street
The entire party went later TO the ORA
per ball.
Miss CorneLa Ellis. granddaughter OF
President Tyler. Is visiting Miss Mary
Radford for the holidays at her home
in Georgetown. Miss Elizabeth Beale.
daughter Of Prof Beale, OF Harvard
University. is also the house guest of
Miss Radford and her sister, Mis- Sophie
Radford. for the holiday. Miss Ellis is
Il student at Radcliffe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Reid Rogers
have as a guest for the Christmas holt
days Mr.. Campbell Of London. Mr.. and
Mrs Rogers will have as guest on
Saturday Mss Esther Slater. OF Boston,
who Is now staying with Miss Gladys
Hinckley.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison Bradley returned
to Washington last night from New
York, where they went to spend Christ
mas Day with their son-In-law and
daughter, Rev. Herbert Shipman and
Mrs Shipman, and their children. This
afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley will give
n tea, with dancing, for the Yale stu
dents, who earlier in the afternoon will
present their play at the Columbia Thea
ter.
Capt c. J. Boush. U. S. n. and Mrs.
BOush entertained at dinner OF twenty
covers last night for the young friends
Of their daughter. Miss Geraldine Boush, !
by informal dancing.
Senator and Mrs Hoke Smith. Of
Georgia, have a large house party arriv- !
ing to-day TO spend the Christmas week
with them. The party will include their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ronald Ransom: Miss Rawson. Miss Nc
Kenzie, Mr.. Dargan. Marion Smith. the
son of Senator and Mrs. Smith; Ensign |
Simpson. of the Dolphin; Ensign Lee, of |
the Delaware, and Miss Callie Hoke |
Smith. the younger daughter Of the
family, all Of whom are from Atlanta,
Ga
Miss Lucy Hoke Smith and her par
ents will give a reception and dance on
January J for their guests, and the young
people Of the party also will dance in
formally on New Years Eve.
Saturday Miss Lucy Hoke Smith and
the girls of the party will attend the
officers hop at Annapolis Among the
hosts entertaining for Miss Smith and
he visitors are Representative and Mrs.
Johnson, Of Kentucky, who are giving
l dance tonight: Mrs Samuel Spencer,
and Mrs. Charles W. Richardson. Their
engagements extend into the new year.
One Of the most brilliant weddings of
he winter took place last night when
Miss Emma May King. daughter of Mr..
md Mrs Henry B. King, and Ensign
Radford Moses, L. g. N. were married
It o'clock in the Holy Trinity Catholic
Of Georgetown. Rev. Father Ed
ward Corbett, pastor OF the church, per-
ormed the ceremony. assisted by Rev.
Father Mcnamara.
The church was beautifully decorated
With Christmas green's and clusters of
uperb pink roses.
Prof. Benin played the wedding march
md musical programme.
The charming bride, who was given
way by her father, wore a lovely gown
II white liberty satin trimmed with point