The Washington herald., 1912-04-11

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4 Danish Minister and Countess Moltlxe.
The company afterward went to the
Patterson ball.
Senator and Mrs Rayner. of Mary
land entertained company Of eighteen
at dinner last night in honor OF the
Italian Ambassador and Marchesi Gu
sani. Tomorrow evening they will be
hosts at dinner IN honor Of the Japanese
I Ambassador and viscountess Chinda.
Mr.. Charles Henry Butler gave a large
reception in honor OF Mr.. Justice Pitney
last evening in his ! Street home. There
were about 500 invitations issued. and the
list included representative from the
diplomatic. judicial. Official. and resi-
Dental circles Mrs. Pitney is not taking
any part In society owing TO the recent
death OF her father.
Mr.. Buffers guests were received by
Mrs. Butler. who was assisted by the
following: Mrs. Justice Van Devanter,
Mrs Justice Lamar, Mrs. Justice Brown,
ter. Mrs. Julian James. Mrs. S. B. NJ.
Young. Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg, Mrs.
Charles w. Bum, Mrs. c. A. Severance.
Mrs Hills. Mrs. Franklin Lane. Mrs.
James Brown-Scott. Mrs. Charles Wood,
Mrs. G. A. Spaldlng. Mrs. A. II. Snow,
Mrs. r. A. Harlow. Mrs. Archibald Oracle,
Mrs. Edgar Bancroft, Miss Nagel. Miss
Gregory. Miss Morgan, and Miss Laura
Merriam.
Among the guests were Mr. Justice
Hughes. Mr.. Justice Lamar. Mr.. Justice
Van Devanter. Mr.. Justice Brown. Judge
De Lacy, Chief Justice Shepard. the Sec
retary OF the Treasury. the Secretary OF
War. the Att1rneyo General. the German
Ambassador. the British Ambassador. the
De- A.,
bassador. Mr.. HiIles, Commissioner Ru-
dolph, Maj. Judson. DR.. Wiley. Senator
Penrose. Senator Briggs. Mr.. Walcott.
Representative Olmsted, Rear Admiral
o'Neili. Mr.. Cyrus II. Mccormick, Of Chi
csgo; Mr.. Walter B. Briggs, of Baltimore;
Mr.. w. II. Wilder. Of New York: Mr..
Frank Duplgnac. OF New York; Mr.. C.
A. Severance. OF St Paul; Mr.. Frank B.
Kellogg, of st. Paul. Mr.. Gardner Lo-
throp, OF Chicago; Mr.. John o. II. Pitney.
of Morristown; Mr.. T. Z. wyckof. of
New York: Mr.. William c. Orr, OF New
York: Rev. DIR. Charles Wood, Rev. DR.
Wallace Radcliffe, Mr.. Charles W. Bum,
OF St Paul and Mr.. Edgar Bancroft.
Of Chicago.
ciary Of New Jersey who attended Sena-
tor Briggs dinner on Tuesday night. re-
mained over sOr Mr.. Buffers reception.
The managers OF the Society Circus to
be held at the Riding Club April IS and
q are gratihed that all the boxes are
sold for the first Performance and many
for the other two. Miss Taft, the Misses
Meyer. Miss Merriam. Miss Dorothy
Williams, Miss Jean Oliver, and Miss
Ingalls, will all ride in the parade about
the ring for the opening OF the perform
ance. The Marine Band will play at all
nd in ad sf.,
be burleskue band to suit the require
ments Of the clown. The fPierrettes'
at the Meyer ball win sell programmes
in the costumes they wore on that oc-
easion. The young schoolgirls. buds Of
two years from now. including Miss
Frances Moore. Miss Katherine McClin- |
tock. Miss Francise williams. Miss
Frances Trayer. and several others will |
also assist. Amcag the boxholders for |
the first night are the Brazilian Am !
bassador, Countess Bernstorff. Countess |
Moltke. the Secretary of the Navy, Mrs |
Field. Mrs. Hope Slater. Mrs. |
and Mrs Hit. The arrange |
ments are now in the hands of Mrs. |
A. G. McClintock. who has the sale Of |
Hauge, who was assisting, Is now in |
Panama.
The performance of Mrs. Hemmick's !
plays tomorrow afternoon in the Belasco |
Theater will begin at o'clock instead of |
g. as at first intended. The final dress
rehearsal will be held to-day, and al
ready everything goes with perfect |
smoOthness. The boxes are nearly all 4
sold and Neighborhood House bids fair /
TO reap a handsome sum.
Senor Don Diaz-Lombardo. newly ap-
pointed MEXICAN Minister to Paris, who
has been in Washington a few days. was
the guest OF honor at a luncheon given
by Senior Crespo. the Mexican
and at a dinner given last
evening by Senor A. de la Cueva. first
of the embassy. and Sonora
cuevs. Only the embassy staff were
present in each instance. the other guests
being Senor Alverez-Rul. private secre-
AIRY to the Minister to France; Senior
Algara r. de Terreros, second secretary:
Senior Ricardo Huerta. third secretary;
senior Fernandez de la Regatta, fourth
Col Pedro L. de la Cerda,
military attache; Senor Jorge Crespo,
ands Senor Alberto Godoy.
Senior and Sonora Cueva gave their
Inner last evening at the Highlands,
where they are stopping, a private din
ng-room being beautifully decorated with
Caster flowers with orchestra music.
ambassador Crespo gave his luncheon
at the New Willard in the
residents ROOM Sonora Cueva, the
'nly lady present in each instance. is the
My lady in the Mexican Embassy at
resent. Sonora Crespo being still abroad
With her children on account OF her
lealth.
They will shortly be reunited with
'enor Crespo. however. since he is being
transferred to his former post at Vienna
t his own request for this purpose.
Senior Manuel Calero. the Secretary of
tate Of Mexico, has been appointed as
ambassador to Washington to succeed :
'enor CresDo.
Mrs. Patterson, widow Of Mr.. Robert |
v. Patterson. entertained at a brilliant |
ance last evening atgher Dupont Circle
ome, the largest entertainment she /.
as given since the death of her hus- ,
and. About 100 guests were asked In
lonOr OF the hostess daughter, Countess
iizyclxi. Mrs. Patterson has as her ,
ouse guest her daughter-in-law. Mrs. !.
oseph MedIlI Patterson, OF New York, !
rho assisted In receiving the guests :
he mansion was decorated in bewil-
ering array of spring blossoms and the
lusie was given by Mr.. Conrad's or
hestra, OF the Metropolitan Opera
louise. A seated supper was served at I
O'Clock. Among the guests were Miss
ieIen Taft and Representative and Mrs
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