The Washington times., 1913-02-10
Bachelors Of Diplomatic Corps
viii Be Hosts at Ball at
Rauscher's on February "a.


tainment for the Lenten season will be
the ball to be given AT Rauscher's by
nearly a dozen of the most popular
bachelors of the Diplomatic Corps. VINO
have been constantly invited out during
the strenuous social season Just passing.
the night OF February "a has been
chosen for the ball, instead of February
g. as originally planned, and among
the young diplomats who will become
. hosts for the evening are: Baron Erich
Zwiedinek Won Sudenhorst, counselor
and charge d'affaires for Austria: COM
mander Baron Maximilian Durstyn,
Austrian naval attache; Konstantin Won
Masirevich. first Austrian secretary:
Stephen Hedry de Hedri ct de Genere
Aba. second Austrian secretary; Senior
Don A. Algara r. deJTerreros. second
! Mexican secretary; Count de Sartiges,
of the French embassy stan; Comman-
der Boyd. German naval attache;
Baron Won Lernsner. German attache;
Mr.. Won Bulow. German attache, and
Mr.. de Bach, of the Russian embassy
staff
The diplomats will choose a hostess
from the corps for the evening, and
the details will be charmingly carried
out.
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The President and Mrs Taft will be
the guests In honor for whom the Con-
gressional Club viii entertain at a re-
ception at the clubhouse, 1882 X street,
Tuesday evening, February Is. at 8
o'clock.
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Miss Valerie Padelford will entertain
a double box party at the New National
Theater Wednesday evening In compli-
ment to Miss Powell After the theater
a supper will follow at the New VIII
lard.
Mrs. James L. Karrick, of Bancroft
place. will entertain at a bridge party
Saturday afternoon.
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Three concerts Of equal importance to
musical lovers WIN engage as many
afternoons this week, the first event be-
ing that at the Columbia Theater To-
morrow afternoon, when the Washing
ton Symphony Orchestra will appear.
Wednesday afternoon, Ernest ScheIi-
ing, under the patronage of Mrs. Henry
+. Dimock. Mrs Thomas Nelson Page,
and others, and with Mrs. Taft occupy
ing q box, will give a concert at the
same theater.
On Thursday afternoon by far the
largest and most fashionable audience
yet seen at a concert this season, will
MI the New National to hear the Phiia-
delphia Orchestra. Mrs. Stotesbury and
others will come from Philadelphia for
the afternoon.
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Mrs. George A. Deering will entertain
a number Of women at a bridge whist
party this Afternoon.
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Mrs. Ollie NJ. James. wife Of Con-
gresham James Of Kentucky entertained
ter Saturday afternoon in compliment
to Mrs. Sallie Martin. Of Dallas, Tex.
who is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Jack
BesiI. wife Of Congressman Beall OF
Texas. The additional guests were Mrs.
w. B. Lamar Mrs. Matthew T. Scott.
Mrs. Henry ID. Clayton, Mrs Dent. Mrs.
Thomas. Mrs. Dixon, and Mrs. Jack
Beall.
Miss Marie II. Adams, debutante
daughter OF Mr. anC mrs. Byron y.
Adams, has gone to Eden Hall. I'm Penn
sylvania, from where she was gradu-
ated last year, for the retreat which
begins today and continues throughout
the week.
The Misses Boycc, Of Stoneleigh court,
will be hostesses at a tea at Stoneleigh
court Wednesday afternoon from until
o'clock.
Mrs. CuIberson, wife of Senator
Charles A. Cuiberson Of Texas and her
sister. Mrs. Schluter, will entertain at a
bridge party saturday-afternoon at the
Connecticut.
Mrs. Macdonald. wife OF Major John
b. Macdonald, u. s. A.. will entertain
at n bridge party Thursday afternoon
at the Parkwood.
The ladies' OF the Tennessee delega-
ton In Congress will entertain at q
large reception at the Congressional
Club tomorrow afternoon from until Z