The Washington herald., 1912-02-10

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| The Austrian Ambassador. Baron Hen
eelmuIler. was the guest OF honor at din
/ ner last night OF Nine. Hauge. widow OF
the former Minister from Norway. The
fother guests were the Attorney General
and Mrs wickersham. Mr.. Justice and
Mrs Lamar the Spanish Minister and
Nine. Riano. the Norwegian Minister
ard Nine Bryn. Col. and Mrs. Cosby.
Mr. and Mrs. A Gordon Cumming, Mrs.
4 John Rodgers, Mrs. Pryce Philips. Mrs.
/, Philip Sheridan. Miss Sheriff., Miss Pat
ten. former Secretary OF War Judge
Dickinson, Commander Retzmann. OF the
German Embassy stan; Gen. Clarence
Edwards. Capt. Sowerby, Of the British
Embassy staff. and Mr.. ]. Low Har-
riman.
Senator and Mrs. Gilbert II. Hitchcock.
of Nebraska, were hosts at a small dance
last evening In their home, I7i2 II street,
for their debutante daughter. Miss Ruth
Hitchcock They had about eighty OF
/ The young dancing set. The Davis or
chestra played for the dancing. Mrs.
| Hitchcock wore handsome gown OF
white satin with lace trimmings and
diamonds. Miss Hitchcock wore a dane
ing gown OF white satin. a buftet sup
per was served.
Miss Eleanor Rocker. OF New York,
! will arrive at the White House to-day TO
be the guest of Miss Helen Taft who
was the guest OF honor at a dinner last
! evening, given by Col and Mrs. John r.
Williams, L. S. A, at their home in r
| street.
The New York delegation in Congress
made its debut as host last evening at a
large and brilliant reception given at
Rauschers. The small ballroom was used
for receiving the guests and the large
ballroom for dancing. In addition, a
room was set aside for smoking and an
other for card playing. so that there was
no lack OF amusement for all guests.
The receiving line was headed by Mrs.
Hughes. wife OF Mr.. Justice Hughes. for
mer governor of New York State, beside
whom Mrs. O'GOrman. wife of the Junior
Senator from New York. stood The
others were Mrs. Sulzer. Mrs. Edward
B. NreeIand, Mrs. William NJ. Calder,
Mrs. George w. Fairchild. Mrs. Theron
Akin. Mrs. Steven B. Ayres, Mrs. Henry
G. Danforth, Mrs. Henry George. jr..
Mrs. John ]. Kindred, Mrs. Luther N.
Mott, Mrs. Thomas G. Patten, Mrs.
Charles Bennett Smith. and Mrs. Edwin
+. UndeThill. wives Of Representa-
tives from the State. The decorations
were OF palms and blossoms harmonizing
with the decorations OF the different
rooms. Capt. L. T. ]. Greble, aid at the
White House, made the presentations.
The annual dance OF the athletic asso-
citation Of the Catholic University was
held last evening in the bathrooms OF The
New Willard. The colors used in the
decorations were the papal colors. yellow
and white. which were most effective in
the pretty rooms. The Artillery Band
played for the dancing, and a late supper
was served. Mrs. Edward n. White,
wife of Mr.. Justice White, was to have
headed the list of chaperons, but being
in mourning this season she was not
present. The others were Miss Mabel
Boardman. Mrs. Charles F. Linthicum.
wife Of the Representative from Mary
land, and the following professors wives:
Mrs. Parker Mrs. Landry. Mrs. MerrI.
man. Mrs. O'Hara, Mrs. Mccarthy, Mrs.
Borden. Mrs. Toomey. and Mrs. Lennox.
Nine. Haniel Won Haimhauseu, wife Of
the counselor OF the German Embassy,
was hostess at luncheon yesterday.
After the finai performance Of THE
College Hero tonight more than one
hundred members of the cast, including
the principals, together with their par
ents and friends. will go to the Raleigh
Hotel, where tables will be reserved for
them in the main dining room to the
left OF the Twelfth street entrance. Sup
per parties are being arranged. and II
promises TO be "a big night for mem
bers Of THE College Hero company.
who have worked so hard for the last
month I'm the production of an amateur
performance that has not only reflected
credit on the five hundred individuals
taking part but has surprised the thea
ter-going public by the standing room
only" audiences which have prevailed
at every performance. The manager OF
the Raleigh Hotel has arranged a special |