Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-02
IN THE WORLD Of SOCIETY
COLONIAL DANES WILL VISIT
MRS. TAFT TOMORROW.
Charming Hostess Gives Suburban
Dance and Fete-Other
Events.

Events.
The Colonial Danes will be received by
Mrs. Taft at the White House tomorrow
at S:15 O'Clock, instead of Saturday
Mrs. keinlin. wife of Mr.. Albert Klein
lin of the German embassy. will give a
dinner dance tonight.
The Viscountess day, wife of the ma
val attache Of the French embassy enter
tanned at a dinner dance last night at
Manor House, Randle Highlands. where a
lovely floral decoration was in place.
The cotillon favors were exceedingly
novel, pretty and Paris made.
Inc v1ScountesS wore white embroidered
crepe. Among the guests were the Ger
storm, the italian ambassador and Mar
chesa Cusani, Donna Beatrice Cusani the
Secretary of the Navy and the Misses
Meyer, the Belgian minister and Nine.
Havenith. the Danish minister and Count
ess Moltke. Nine. Riano, wife of the
Spanish minister: the second secretary Of
the Turkish embassy and Nine. Zia, the
charge d'affafres of the Netherlands. Mr..
schmoick: Mr.. Morgenstierne, the mill
tary attache of the French embassy and
Countess de Chambrun, Mr. Dejean OF
the French embassy. Count Csekonics of
the Austrian embassy Baron Prudential
or the Austrian embassy; Mr.. Innes,
Lord Percy and Mr. A. Kerr Clark Kerr
of the British embassy staff, the naval
attache of the Russian embassy and Nine.
Vasselien, Capt. Boy-Ed of the German
, embassy; Mr.. Russo. Mr.. Ceccato and
Mr.. catalani of the Italian en-
lillian embassy and Nine de Azevedo.
Mr.. Pimentel of the Brazilian embassy,
the military attache of the Russian en-
bassy. Baron de Bode; Mr.. de Bach. Mr..
" a Irno nhy,i1 -oAe
Russian embassy. the Viscount d'Alte.
minister from Portugal: Representative
and Mrs. Longworth, Mr.. Gignoux Of
the Swiss legation, Mr.. L. L. Caftanzoglu.
charge daffaires OF Greece: the charge
bran. Mr. Symon and Count du Mon
ceau, both of the Belgian legation; Mime.
Hauge. Countess Gizycki. the minister
from Sweden and Nine. Ekengren. Mrs.
Townsend. Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Goelet
Gerry. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Letter, Mrs.
Preston Gibson, the Misses Cameron,
Lieut. Rowcliff, Lieut.. Long. Lieut.. An
drews: Col: and Mrs. Spencer Cosby, Mr..
inshield. Miss Lippitt, Miss Gladys In
gals, Miss Gladys Hinckley. Miss Nagel.
Miss Merriam, Representative Ames.
Representative Gil1ett. Representative
Catin. Miss Dorothy Williams. Mr.. John
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Legare. Mr.. Will
liam Bowie Clarke, Mr.. Maugras of the
French embassy, Maj. Herwarth of the
German embassy, Baron Hardenbroeck
bassy.
Miss Jennie Hedian of Baltimore is the
guest of Mss Louise Wimsatt of this
city.
Miss Otie r. Nelson left this morning
for months trip to New York city and
Bermuda.
Senator James A. Reed and Mrs. Reed
this week moved into their new home, at
| 1856 Baltimore street.
Mrs. George w. Brown gave lunch
con today in compliment to the delegates
from South Carolina attending the meet
ings of the Colonial Danes.
Mrs. R. NJ Kaufman will be at home
tomorrow at the Dresden.
The Young Peoples Branch of the w.
{. I. Z. will give reception to the re-
firing secretary. Mrs. Flora kays Han
| son, tomorrow from to 10 pm. at the
| building SD 9th street northwest. Mrs.
| Emma Sanford Shelton. president of the
w. c. T. T., will assist the officers of
the Young Peoples Branch in receiving.
fine musical program will be given.
The annual meeting of the Housekeep-
ers Alliance will be held at the residence
| of Mrs. Whitman Cross. 213S Bancroft
place. tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Reports from chairmen of all commit
| tees and the annual election Of officers
will be followed by an address by Rev.
John Van Schaick, jr. Tea will be served
during the social hour at the close OF
| the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Morton Wilcox of
Providence. r. l.. Yesterday announced
fho pF hoip Ny,di 10
A. Wilcox, to Midshipman Ralph Earle
Sampson, L. S. N, son of the late Rear
Admiral William 7. Sampson of Washing
ton and Mrs. Sampson.
Some of the Inequalities to be shown to
delegates to the Red Cross Congress will
be:
Friday evening, May 10, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas 7. Calf will give a reception
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Mclean, sa-
cred concert, followed by a tea, at their
| country place, Friendship. Sunday after
noon, May Il. from to 6.
Mrs. Letter, a garden party, Monday,
May IL.
Monday. May 6. Mrs Robert Thompson
will give a luncheon in honor of the
women Of the Japanese delegation. That
will give a dinner and musical for the
japanese delegates. Miss Scidmore will en-
terrain the Japanese delegates at dinner
Saturday night. May IL.
| Inc Italian dH1DdSSdOOT ana MdTCHlOn-
ess Cusani will give dinner May 0 in
honor Of Count Clan Giacomo di Somag-
liza, the Italian delegate to the Red Cross
conference here.
| Tuesday morning at St. Margaret's
Episcopal Church Miss Olga Christine
| Svedberg, daughter of Mrs. Hedvig
Svedberg, and Mr.. Thomas Hughes Mon
| cure of Virginia were married by Rev.
Herbert Cotton-Smith, rector of the
( church, in the presence of the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties. There
were no attendants.
Immediately after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Moncure left for Atlantic City and
will sail from New York May for north
ern Europe. where they will spend about
six months.
Among the passengers sailing on the
steamship Bremen today from New York
following from this city: Miss Kate Dean
Owen and Miss Mildred Owen.
| Mrs E. B. Townsend of 1914 Columbia
road has loaned her home for card
party under the auspices of the Lucy Hol-
| combe Chapter d. A. r., tomorrow at
= o'clock in the afternoon and o'clock
| in the evening. Mrs. Townsend and Mrs.
James B. Dabblish. 1929 14th street, aye
in charge of the ticket sale.
| The Club OF Colonial Danes gave a
large reception at the Playhouse yester-
day from until Z o'clock in compliment
to the council of the national society.
] Mrs. Edward III. Gheen. president Of
the club. received the several hundred