The Washington herald., 1912-01-20

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James Bryce were the guests Of honor
at dinner last evening OF former Speak
er Of the House OF Representatives and
Miss Cannon.
Miss Helen Taft and her cousin. Miss
Harriet Anderson. guest at the White
House. were the guests OF honor al a
dinner for Young people last evening.
given Miss Gladys ingalls,, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Melville z. Ingells. OF
Cincinnati. VINO are spending the winter
in Washington. The other guests were
the Misses Meyer. daughters Of the Sec
rotary OF the Navy; Miss Janet Fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Gibson. Miss Doro-
thy Sturgis, Miss Jean oliver. Miss
Dorothy Williams, Postmaster General
Hitchcock. AIR. de Bach, Mr.. Horstmanu.
OF the German embassy; Lieut.. Louis
Little, Mr. Guy Emerson, Mr.. Maugras,
Capt. Philip Gheridan, Mr. Henry Du
Pont. MIR. Roland Cotton Smith. jr.. Mr..
Huner, OF Baltimore, and Mr.. Samuel
Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. JOHN Hays Hammond
were hosts at a dance last evening. in
honor OF Miss Leslie Page. Of California.
There were about 100 guests. including
Miss Helen Taft and her cousin, Miss
Anderson, and other members OF Mr..
and AIRS. Bradley's and Miss ingalls,
dinner parties The decorations were
OF palms and roses. Music was furnished
by the Marine Band.
Senator and Mrs GugeenheIm. OF Colo
rado. entertained at a large and brilliant
musicale last evening, when the pro-
Gramme was given by Florence Hinc-
kIe, soprano. Of New York. who has
made repeated successes in concert in
Washington, and the Kneisel Quartet
once also great favorites with the music
loving people of the city. There were
one hundred and fifty guests from diplo-
matte. Official and resident society. A
seated supper was served late.
Among the guests were British Ambas-
sador and Mrs. Bryce French Ambassa-
dor and Nine. JusseraDd, the Turkish
Ambassador, Secretary OF the Treasury
and Mrs. MacVeagh. Secretary OF Com
merce and Labor and Mrs. Nagel. SecTe-
tary OF the Interior and Mrs Fisher, the
Postmaster General, Justice and Mrs.
Holmes. Justice and Mrs. Van Deyanter.
Viscount and Viscountess Benoist d'Azy.
Baron and Baroness BOde: Spanish Min
lister and Nine. Riano. Swiss Minister, Ad-
miral and Mrs. Brownson. Gen. and Mrs.
Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop, Sena
tor and Mrs. Wetmore, the Chief of Stan
and Mrs. Wood, Senator and Mrs. Crane,
Senator and Miss Lippitt. Mr.. and Mrs.
Archibald Hopkins. Mrs. Hanna, and Mr..
and Mrs. Legare.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Bradley enter
tained a company Of young people last
night at dinner. Their guests were Miss
Elizabeth Reid Rogers. Miss Eleanor
Reyburn, Miss Margaret Draper, Miss
Louise HELEN, Miss Laura Merriam.
Miss Margaret Cotton Smith. Miss Gladys
Hinckley. Miss Mary McCauIey, Miss
Sophy Johnston, Miss Wales, niece OF
Senator Root; Miss Janet Mann, Of New
York; Miss Marian Wise, Mr. Bastedo,
Mr.. Morganstierne, Mr.. Frank Ellis.
Mr.. Howell, Lieut.. lamar Leahy. Lieut..
Baron Long, Mr.. Burrel Hun, Mr..
Charles c. Glover, jr., Comma nder
Charles p. Jewell, Mr.. Schmolck, Of the
Netherlands Legation: Mr.. william .dar-
row, and Lieut.. II. E. Cook.
The first marriage among this years
debutantes in Washington will be that
of Miss Eloise Hughes. daughter of
Representative Hughes. OF West vlr-
ginia,' to Mr.. Lucian Smith, which win
take place February s. The ceremony
will be performed in the Hughes home,
has spent the week in New York. and
Is returning here to-day. The family
will return TO Huntington in another
week. Miss Hughes was only present.
cd to society on January ., and is the
youngest bud to become a bride Wash
ington has had for some years.
Countess Won Bernstorhf received an
invited company yesterday at the Ger
Of the embassy stan and their
wives. Nine. Haniel Won Haimhausen
and Miss Marion Oliver presided at the
tea table.
The Congressional Club had as Its
guest Of honor yesterday Mr.. George
Henry Howard who was introduced By
Mrs. Taylor. of Colorado. Mr.. Howard
gave a talk on New features I'm musical
with several illustrations on
the piano. Mrs. Roberts. president Of I
the club, received the guests, and was
assisted by Mrs. Scott Ferris, Of Okla !
homa; Mrs. Rauch, Of New York; Mrs |
Brown. of West Virginia: Mrs. Fairchild. :
of New York, and Mrs Bird MCGUIRE, |
Of Oklahoma. Mrs. Edwards, of Georgia, |
and Mrs. Evans, of Illinois, presided ut |
the tea table.
Miss Faith Snyder, daughter OF Rev. !
and Mrs. w T. Snyder, was hostess at
4 card party yesterday afternoon. Her
guests were Miss Cleaves, Miss Burke |
Miss Greene, Miss Fleming. Of Virginia: /
Miss Brooks. Miss Tohrer. Miss Newton. !
Miss HoSe. Miss Mary Fleming, and Mis- I
Matthews.
Miss Norman Williams. of this city, Is |
in Non York at the Hotel yyaIcott WITH
Mr., and Mrs. Norman Williams. of Chi
,sso. who arrived from Europe on the
Olympic.
Mrs. London and Miss Carrie Lon
ion, wife and daughter of DR.. John H.
London. of Cleveland Park, entertained
At tea yesterday afternoon from 10
) o'clock in honor of Miss Dorothy Tay-
or. a debutante of the season A CEN
.erpiece of Killarney roses and ferns
adorned the tea table. which was pre-
sided over by Mrs. John Warren and
Mrs. Logic. Others assisting in the
were Miss Elizabeth Mum
ord. Miss Elizabeth Crenshaw, Miss
Helen Keen, and Miss Lillian lie Clerc,
If Texas.
Invitations have been sent out by
Ir and Mrs. f. H. Dalgleish for
masked dance on TucsdaS evening,
January 30. at $3.50. at studio Hall, 1918
avenue.
Capt and Mrs. Hubert L. wigmore
Will leave Washington about February
/, for several months leave of absence
rom their quarters at the Washington
3arracks. They will visit friends at
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