The Washington herald., 1912-01-16

panied by Mrs. Mccagg. Miss Anderson
and MAJ Archibald Butt. occupied a boz
at the Columbia Theater last evening 4
see chauncey oIcott IN ''Macushla--
The Ambassador from Austria Hungary
Baron Hengelmuller, entertained tn
members OF the embassy stan at lunch
con yesterday at the embassy.
The counselor Of the Austria-H -Hungar.
Embassy and Nine Won Loewenthal
IAnau entertained a company at bridgl
last evening at their residence In Twen
tieth street
The French Ambassador and Nine. Jus
serand entertained at a breakfast yes
terday at the embassy, when their guest
were MAI. Gen. Leonard Wood. U. s. A.
and Mrs. WOOD; Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Nc
Cnrmick, Of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs Doug
las Robinson, OF New York; Miss Sars
Bradlee. the Naval Attsche OF this
French Embassy, and Viscountess Benois
d'Azy. and Mr.. Maugras, OF the embass,
stan.
The Secretary Of Commerce and Laboi
and Mrs. Nagel entertaineo at dinner las
night IN their K street home. Theil
guests were the British Ambassador anc
Mrs. Bryce. tie Attorney General anc
Mrs. Wickersham. the Secretary OF Agri.
culture, Mr.. Wilson; Senator and Mrs
Oliver. Representative and Mrs. Weeks
Maj Gen. Leonard Wood, U. S. A. anc
Mrs Wood; Mr.. Justice Brown. retired
and Mrs. Brown; Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas
Nelson Page. and Miss Maury.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond en-.
tertained at dinner last night for Mr.
and Mrs. Cyrus Mccormick. OF Chicago
The guests included the Russian Ambas-
sador and Nine. Bakhmetef. the Brazil
ian Ambassador, Senior de CANA; Mr.
Justice and Mrs Lamar, Miss Taft, Sena-
tor and Mrs. Hepburn, Senator and Mrs.
Smoot. Senator and Mrs. Clark. the Bel
gian Minister and Nine. Havenith. Rep
resentative and Mrs. Suuus Kahn. Mr.,
and Mrs. Boardman, MTB. Thomas +.
Bayard. Mrs. Lloyd w. Bowers. Gen.
Crozier, Gov. Magoon. Mss Margaret
Draper, Miss Harriet Winslow. Miss Les
lie Page. OF California, house guest OF
Mrs. Hammond; Miss Hammond. sister
Of the hostess: Mr.. Innes, OF the Brit
ish Embassy stan. and DR.. Grayson. U.
s. N.
Secretary HfIles announced yesterday
that the number already invited to the
judicial reception, to be held at the
white House Tuesday evening. January
q, had attained such proportions that
II IL had become necessary TO close the list
No more invitations viii be issued.
Mrs. Meyer, wife of the Secretary of
the Navy. will be among the Cabinet
hostesses receiving on Wednesday. She
viii be at home from $50 TO $50.
Mrs. Albert ]. Akin, Of New York.
Il daughter of the Attorney General and
Mrs. wicksrsham. will come tomorrow
TO spend an indefinite time here with her
| parents She will be at home with her
Il mother on Wednesday afternoon. which
| win be the first reception Of Mrs. Wicker
sham this season, owing to her absence In
Panama
Mrs. Fisher, wife Of the Secretary OF
the Interior, win not be at home to-
morrow afternoon. a. she Ii spending the
week out OF town.
Mrs. Norman Williams entertained .
company at dinner last evening.
Mrs. Robert HinckIey entertained =
company at luncheon yesterday at her
Sixteenth street residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marion Johnston
have as their house guests DR.. and Mrs.
Magic, Of Princeton, N. J., for few
days.
Mr.. Louis Glaser. U. s. NJ. C.. has been
transferred, TO the New York headquar-
ters, division of paymaster's ONCE, and
will take up his duties in that city At
once
On Alabama Day, Wednesday next, at
the headquarters Of the Southern Indus
trial Educational Association in honor
of tho Senators, Congressmen and their
wives of her native State, Mrs. Glelow,
OF Alabama, viii be at home from to 6
at room S25. Southern Building. headquar-
ters Of the association, where the Noun
tain Crafts and Cabin Industries will be
on exhibition.
Mrs. Day, wife of Col. selden Allen Day.
u. s. A, of 1898 Lamont street, has cards
cut out for q tea on January 20, in honor
Of Senator and Mrs. John Sharp Williams
The tea will be preceded by one Of Mrs
Days unique luncheons served on Japa-
nese lacquer, some Of which Is over 100
years old Among the other guests will
be Mrs. Taylor, wife of Senator Taylor;
Mrs. Anderson, wife Of Mr.. Justice An
derson; Mrs. John s. Blair. and Mrs.
-
bell Mrs. Day Is better known as Helen
H. Gardner, magazine writer and author.
Mrs. James Lee Marshall entertained a
large company mt luncheon yesterday. fol-
lowed by Informal dancing from to z
o'clock, In honor of her debutante daugh-
ter, Miss JuJl> Vail The house was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
with red roses and palms and string
orchestra played for the dancing. There
were twenty-four Of Miss Walls contem-
porary buds who were guests at the
luncheon and a number OF young men
were asked in later for the dancing.
Miss Margaret Smith. Miss Frances Ef-
finger, Miss Elizabeth Munford, Miss
Estelle Crane, Miss Dorothy Gray Brooks.
Miss Dorothy Taylor. Miss Virginia NIL
Ian, Miss Elizabeth Crenshaw, Miss Lucy
Hoke Smith, Miss Emily Beatty, Miss
Edmonia Adams, Miss Alice Dressed, Miss
Carrie Lee Chamberlain, Miss Lemira
Gillett-HiIl, Miss Marguerite Caperton,
Miss Kathryn Hitchcock, Miss Ruth
Hitchcock, Miss Geraldine Boush, Miss
Anne Seymour Jones, Miss Ellen File
brown, Miss Edith Oracle, and Miss
Paris were at the table.
Mrs. Ezra Gould entertained at a tea
yesterday afternoon from 4 to o'clock,
asking her guests to meet her mother,
Mrs. I. Goodwin Hobbs. wife OF Pay
Director Hobbs, u. S. N, of Newport,
who Is her house guest Mrs Hutch L
Cone, wife OF Rear Admiral Cone,
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